Best iPad Air deals in 2026: save up to $470 on your next iPad
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Apple's iPad Air lineup is now available at great discounts. | Image by PhoneArena
Looking for a powerful iPadOS device that offers solid performance at a decent price? The iPad Air is the one for you.
Apple's iPad Air lineup is the perfect middle ground for most users: more affordable than the iPad Pro and significantly more powerful than the base iPad A16. Best of all, you can often find multiple discounts on many of the latest iPad Air devices, helping you maximize your investment.
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iPad Air (2026) deals
Not long ago, Apple increased the asking price of its latest iPad Air models, making them way pricier than usual. Still, you can find both sizes at lower prices. For example, the 11-inch model with an M4 chip is down by $50, while select configurations of the larger 13-inch option are going for $100 off.
iPad Air (2025) deals
Users who don't need the latest M4-powered iPad Air devices can go just one generation back and get solid performance as well. However, you'd have to be prepared to pay full price because the 11-inch iPad Air M3 with 128GB of storage is now going for around $600 without any discounts.
The 13-inch model isn't currently in stock at Amazon, so stay tuned for discounts on this one as they pop up.
Also see: iPad Air M3 review
iPad Air (2024) deals
In case you'd like to get the most storage on your next iPad Air and grab the highest discounts, I'd suggest you go for the M2 iPad Air. Right now, you can get the 11-inch variant with 512GB of storage and Wi-Fi connectivity for 20% off. That saves you $180.
But the best discount any iPad Air buyer can grab right now is on the 13-inch iPad Air M2. This version with 1TB of storage and cellular support is down by a whopping $470, landing it under $980 from its original price of nearly $1,450.
Also see: iPad Air M2 (2024) review
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