Apple’s latest iPad Air M2 is an incremental upgrade over the predecessor. But, it is a solid all-rounder tablet and a good affordable alternative to the iPad Pro. It has a bright and vibrant display, really good for reading e-books for several hour…

The Air with M2 is capable yes, but can it replace your laptop? Not entirely. The iPadOS still remains a non-desktop operating system and if you want to use full-fledged versions of software like Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Lightroom and more for design and creative work

The iPad Air’s strong real-world speeds were backed up by predictably big numbers on the Geekbench 6 benchmark, which gauges a machine’s overall performance chops. The latest Air toppled almost every other tablet we’ve tested, nearly doubling the scores we got from the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, beating the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ and Google Pixel Tablet by far more and performing on par with the 2022 iPad Pro with the same M2 chip. As expected, the M2 Air was bested only by the latest iPad Pro and its brand new M4 processor, which showed about 41% better performance for multi-core tasks that require more oomph.