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It’s not often we can say an iPad is affordable, but this Prime Day deal makes the iPad Air more appealing to budget-conscious shoppers.
The 13-inch iPad Air M3 is now down to just £650 in this rare price cut. That’s nearly a massive £200 off its usual price, and marks the cheapest the tablet has ever been on Amazon.
We can't believe how cheap the iPad Air M3 is for Prime Day. At just £650, not only does it boast a nearly £200 price cut, but this is the cheapest we've ever seen the Apple tablet reach on Amazon. Act fast to avoid disappointment.
Just note that this model isn’t the latest iteration, as it has since been succeeded by the iPad Air M4. Even so, the iPad Air M3 remains a seriously capable tablet and a brilliant alternative for those who don’t necessarily care about owning the latest model.
Powering the iPad Air is Apple’s desktop-level M3 chip which is able to handle all tasks with ease. In fact, we were even pleasantly surprised at how well the iPad Air performed when gaming, as it supports hardware-accelerated ray tracing in certain titles. In addition, there’s the Apple Intelligence toolkit at your fingertips which, although shouldn’t be the sole reason you opt for the iPad Air, is a nice addition to have.
Otherwise, the iPad Air M3 runs on iPadOS 26 which enables the tablet to work a lot more like a Mac, as you can multitask across apps and move them around much easier than before. If you’re looking for a laptop alternative, then the iPad Air M3 is a hard option to beat.
Speaking of which, you can turn the iPad Air into a makeshift laptop by purchasing the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil separately. How useful either accessory really is will depend on your personal usage and preference.
Overall, the iPad Air M3 earned a 4.5-star rating with Editor Max Parker concluding the tablet can do “just about everything the Pro series can do” and hailed it as “all the iPad you need”.
Now at its lowest ever price, the iPad Air M3 is finally an appealing choice for those seeking a tablet but not wanting to spend a fortune in the process.
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