iPad Air (5th Gen)

Apple

iPad Air (5th Gen)

#3 in Tablets
143 positive 0 neutral 37 negative

Based on 180 Reddit mentions

What people say about

Summary of sentiment across key features mentioned by users.

performance

59/15

software ecosystem

33/35

productivity features

56/5

price

26/18

stylus support

31/3

ecosystem integration

31/3

display quality

21/11

user interface

24/6

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Base iPhone 18 Shifting to Spring 2027 Launch, Six Months After 18 Pro

Man remember when Steve Jobs came back and made a big deal about simplifying Apples product line because it had become too convoluted? I feel like Apple needs to do that again. iPhone, iPhone plus, iPhone Air, iPhone e, iPhone Pro, iPhone Pro Max. iPad mini, iPad, iPad Air 11”, iPad Air 13”, iPad Pr

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Venom3386 in r/apple

May 5, 2025 10:41 AM

676

Nine years of AppleCare+???

So this is a wonderful mistake. Somehow, someway, the iPhone got registered under a corporate/BestBuy AppleCare agreement. It’s totally legitimate. It’s a real plan. It’ll work as normal. Express device replacement and all that jazz. What happens when the Air is labeled obsolete? Like for like repla

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SpaceballsDoc in r/iphone

October 18, 2025 7:07 PM

578

How Tech Influencers Are Ruining the iPad Experience for Actual Users

I actually disagree with a lot of this. (Although I understand your points) I agree the influencer community seems to be a big factor in apples updates at the moment. But from an iPad usability point of view I’ve owned a functional usable iPad ever since the iPad 2 upgrading every circa 2-3 years an

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FranciosDubonais in r/iPadOS

August 10, 2025 5:04 PM

175

$4T valuation is equal to...

Apples PE ratio is currently 36. The reason to buy a stock is (essentially) you expect the company to pay you out in profits what you invested in x years… in Apples case 36 years. How likely is it that Apple will continue to develop products that people will want to buy? How likely is Apple to earn

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xXthrowaway0815Xx in r/StockMarket

November 4, 2025 7:06 AM

139

Former Android users, what all made you switch to iPhone?

I used Samsung for the last 8 years or so. Got an iPhone 16 pro this year. I’m older. I don’t tinker anymore. I don’t use a lot of the “computer” aspects. While I loathe a lot of apples anti consumer bullshit, the ecosystem is just unmatched. I’ve acquired a MacBook Pro, AirPods Pro and Max, Apple W

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titanup001 in r/iphone

October 30, 2025 10:08 AM

135

If there was one thing you want PlayStation to add to the PS Portal, what would it be?

Bluetooth headphone support for Apple air pod headphones

drohohkay in r/PlaystationPortal

December 11, 2025 2:22 AM

89

The iPad's software problem is permanent

I thought Quinn made some really good points, especially when comparing gaming and local LLM work on an iPad Pro to a MacBook Air. The artificial RAM limitations are pretty damning, and I would love to see Apple let the iPad Pro soar in 2026.

yoloswagrofl in r/apple

November 22, 2025 1:23 AM

81

bhagwa is new orange

G@ndu Leaders getting cheered by G@ndu Janta and then wondering why the 1st world keep calling them G@ndu First Orange thing on Product Apple Watch Ultra was dropped on September 23, 2022. What Apple is pulling here is straight-up top-product-bottom influence, rolling out some nonsense (whether it’s

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RawLikeYouWantIt in r/scienceisdope

September 27, 2025 6:38 AM

51

Enjoy CarPlay While You Still Can

I think the Apple customers will go to the companies that have CarPlay. When there isn't some model they're willing to buy with it, they'll get some other one and add in some aftermarket stuff. By then, hopefully companies will start adding it back in. Heck, Apple could just put a CarPlay app on an

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garylapointe in r/apple

November 4, 2025 10:36 PM

41

Tahoe UI is really bad

I refused to go through that, so I never upgraded to begin with. It's an hour yes, but not all my data is diligently backed up (yes, wrong) so I have to spend some more time for housekeeping. And a full wipe will have you install and configure your stuff as before again. It's even the reason I bough

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Towelie_SE in r/MacOS

December 6, 2025 10:00 AM

37