Is it worth to switch from an iPad Air 4 to an iPad Air 5 or M1 or M2 iPad pros?

Stick with the one you currently have. It’s not going to be worth it considering the fact that in the future another iPad Air might come out. Even though your iPad doesn’t have Apple Silicon processor, it’s still a marvellous machine that last you for a few more years.

Those who do not have may not be able to use some of the apps that use it. Also is faster, and the experience to suppose to be much better. If you can get it, get one. If you have the money go with the m2. I am sure those who have one will tell you about. Forgot the pro speekers suppose to be great when playing music or movie on the iPad pro. If you do that it might help. Also will last you for more than 5 years.

Not my fault. I was just trying to find a less expensive keyboard and was recommended the Brydge by someone else on here so if you need someone’s name to give to the Sinaloa Cartel then tell them to search AppleVis for Brydge IPad. We’ll get the appropriate peoples heads on spikes. Jajajaja and Lero lero. Seriously though, apologies, If it makes you feel any better I ended up with the same slight damage and buying the Apple Magic Keyboard too and Brydge are going into administration so the universe has made things right. I know someone with the a14 version of the iPad Air and My M1 Pro is quite a bit quicker. I don’t know if thats a good enough reason to upgrade but there may be a very good reason to upgrade which is that the M1 is 60% faster than the a14 and the M2 is even faster yet. I think it’s likely apple will drop the A14 as soon as they can so they can just support features for the more powerful M chips and not be held back by the A14. Don’t make any decisions on my say so though. I don’t want an entire Mariachi gang turning up at my house wanting revenge. P.S. I miss Mexico so much. Some of the happiest times of my life.

If you’re an average user — not really. I define average user as someone who consumes media, browses the web, checks email, and does casual to advanced work processing. But if you want to spend the money, then sure, go ahead. Biggest thing I appreciate about my iPad Pro is its size and the ability to process my script libraries more quickly.

Yep the M1 Pro does have slightly better speakers than the air you have but its not a huge difference. I wonder if theres a Pro M2 coming soon with a landscape redesign. That would be worth getting. Also the new almost entry level iPad that came out recently with a folio keyboard has a function row so maybe that will come to the M2 Pro too. I wonder if there will be redesigns announced at WWDC in June? It would be nice to finally have a landscape iPad with the camera at the top instead of the side. I’m pretty sure it is going to help FACE ID.

From the many videos on the iPad pro with m1 they talk about the great speekers. The music is great and does a great job on movies. Check flossy carter he did a great review on it. Just search it on YouTube.

It's not worth it until Apple inevitably drops support for anything older than M1. Due to the restrictions in iPadOS, you're probably not going to take full advantage of the M1 or M2 anyway.

If you are prioritizing cosmetic damages, better speakers, and better quality videocalls, sure, go ahead. But I am telling you — you will not magically benefit from a better VO experience. I went from an iPad Air 4 to an iPad M1 for my own personal reasons. VoiceOver performance isn't one of them. As for keyboards — if i could buy a magic keyboard folio without a trackpad, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. Give the Zag keyboard cases a look.

Both Carina and I got the Brydge keyboard and I think she’ll agree it’s absolutely great. Like the best laptop I ever owned kind of great. It’s so close to perfect but unfortunately it has a nasty defect which is where it clamps your iPad at the 2 bottom corners it pushes the glass in by maybe 0.5mm basically it very slightly damages your iPad. If you don’t intend on taking it out of the Brydge and using it as a regular IPad and you don’t mind that it technically damages the iPad without affecting the iPads function then I’d still say go for it. It’s such a cute little package and works incredibly well. It feels like apple made the entire package its so slick but it will damage the corners of the iPad slightly which both I and Carina were unhappy about to say the least.

Check his review on the iPad pro. He will tell you if is garbage or not. Regarding quality of sound compare to others will tell you. What people are not telling you is that you might need to use it from different things in 1 or 3 years from now. Now you could use it for just basic but no one knows the future unless is Bella the cat.

It’s just such a nice compact clean design. As a keyboard it works fantastically, lock and unlock work as expected too. I’m referring to the version without a trackpad which last time I looked was a complete bargain at £40. They went into administration though so don’t know how long the keyboard will be available. If you wanted to imagine the design, It’s exactly the same as 2 iPads stuck together by a hinge. The dimensions are exactly the same. With it being all aluminium it feels very premium. I’m talking about the version without a trackpad BTW. I think the trackpad version is where they started getting in trouble because Apple didn’t give them access to make it true multitouch with all the gestures.

Does logitech has one for the Airpad? I know they have it for the iPad 9 which I am using and like it. Curious to know. Maybe amazon would know?

Oliver, thanks for the shout and the vote of confidence. I appreciate you ❇️