Best iPad Air deals in 2026: discounts that seem too good to be true
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Apple's iPad Air lineup is now available at great discounts. | Image by PhoneArena
For most users, the iPad Air is the perfect middle ground. It's powerful enough for casual tasks but can also handle some work-related apps, plus it ships at a considerably lower price than the latest iPad Pro models.
Best of all, thanks to Amazon's latest promotions, you can now upgrade without spending way too much. Explore my favorite iPad Air deals on some of the latest models right here.
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iPad Air (2026) deals
Apple released a new iPad Air lineup in 2026, offering users even more power in the familiar Air design. The new options feature two sizes and come with a powerful M4 chip, giving you plenty of potential for daily tasks.
Even better, Amazon is now offering both the 11-inch and the 13-inch variants with a generous $100 price cut, making it even easier to upgrade.
iPad Air (2025) deals
Although the iPad Air M4 isn't that old, neither the 11-inch version nor the 13-inch model can now be yours at a lower price. In fact, the devices are currently out of stock at Amazon. I'll share discounts and availability information as soon as Amazon brings the models back in stock.
Also see: iPad Air M3 review
iPad Air (2024) deals
If you're after an iPad Air variant with cellular support and massive storage under the hood, I'd recommend skipping the M4-powered option and going for an M2-powered variant instead. Since this is an older lineup, Amazon is offering incredibly hefty discounts on both sizes, making it much easier to upgrade.
For example, the 11-inch iPad Air M2 with a huge 1TB of storage and cellular capabilities is down by 36% right now, saving you an incredible $450. The 13-inch option sports a similar generous price cut, offered with a $470 price cut.
Also see: iPad Air M2 (2024) review
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