The 11-inch format hits a practical middle ground in the tablet category. It's large enough for reading documents, browsing, streaming and taking notes, yet compact enough to slip into a backpack or a laptop bag without taking over. Apple does not list further panel details such as resolution or refresh rate for this listing, so if those matter to you, check the official Apple specifications before you buy.
Inside sits Apple's M4 chip, a member of the same M-series family Apple uses across its tablets and computers. For buyers, the chip is the key reason to choose this model over older generations, as it determines how the iPad handles everyday apps, multitasking and creative work over the years you own it. Detailed core counts and graphics figures are not listed by the manufacturer here.
Storage can't be upgraded on an iPad later, so choosing the right capacity up front matters. With 256GB on board, you have comfortable space for a large app library, photo and video collections, downloaded films for flights and work documents, without constantly deleting things to free up space. It's a sensible step up from entry-level capacities for anyone who keeps a lot of content on their device.
This is the Wi-Fi + Cellular version, so beyond your home or office network, the iPad Air can use mobile data when Wi-Fi isn't available. That means checking email on the train, joining a video call from a café or navigating while travelling, all without hunting for a hotspot or tethering to your phone. Specific supported mobile network bands are not listed in the specifications.
The iPad Air runs on an embedded rechargeable battery (accumulator), built into the device rather than swappable. Apple does not list a battery capacity or runtime figure for this listing. The stated net weight is 0.76 kg, which is worth comparing against other tablets if you plan to carry it daily. Together with the cellular connection, the integrated battery makes this a tablet designed to be used on the move.
The Space Grey colour is a classic, neutral choice that looks just as at home in a meeting room as on the sofa. It pairs easily with most cases and accessories and doesn't draw attention to fingerprints the way lighter shades can. For a tablet you'll handle every day, a subdued finish like this tends to stay looking smart over time.
This model makes most sense for students, commuters, remote workers and frequent travellers who want an iPad that keeps working beyond the reach of Wi-Fi. The M4 chip gives it a modern foundation, 256GB covers heavier storage needs, and the 11-inch size keeps it portable. If you mainly use a tablet at home on Wi-Fi, a Wi-Fi-only version may suit you, but for life on the go, this configuration is hard to beat on flexibility.
| Brand | Apple |
|---|---|
| Processor model | Apple M4 |
| Total storage capacity | 256 GB |
| Diagonal | 11" |
| Wireless connection | Wi-Fi + Cellular |
| Net weight | 0.76 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| EAN | 195950811353 |
Yes, this is the Wi-Fi + Cellular model, so it supports mobile data connectivity. The manufacturer does not list the specific SIM or eSIM options or network bands in these specifications.
No storage upgrade options are listed. The tablet comes with 256GB, so choose a capacity that covers your future needs.
The iPad Air has a built-in rechargeable battery, but the manufacturer does not list battery capacity or runtime for this listing.
The specifications don't list a keyboard or any other accessories, so assume the tablet is sold on its own unless stated otherwise.
The M4 chip is Apple's modern silicon, but the manufacturer does not list graphics performance figures here, so check individual game requirements before buying.
