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It was called the iPad Air and it became the first tablet to receive a five-star rating on TechRadar.
The short answer is, no, the first-gen iPad Air is no longer a good option.
The original iPad Air was only 7.5mm thick, not a massive amount chunkier than today’s 6.1mm-thick version.
So if you’re looking for a bargain iPad, which ones should you consider instead?
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Looking for a smaller, travel-friendly tablet?
The original iPad Air was only 7.5mm thick, not a massive amount chunkier than today’s 6.1mm-thick version.
Despite recent rumors that those iPads could arrive this year, Appleinstead updated the Apple Pencilthis week.
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The standard iPad’s fat bezels (left) were dramatically slimmed down by 43% thinner on the original iPad Air (right), giving it a more modern design.
The 9th-gen 10.2-inch iPad (above) now offers excellent value, just like the original iPad Air.
