The Apple iPad Air 4 touchscreen tablet goes below €550 at Materiel.net, a drop of around 13% on the price usually observed. It is currently one of our best value for money.
With its new iPad Air 4, Apple offers a more than complete tablet. This model easily competes with what is found in Android competition, but also with another model of its own family, namely the 11-inch iPad Pro.
Apple iPad Air 4
Introductory price €669.99
- Materiel.net
505.95
- LDLC
507.95
- eBay
518.37
- Rakuten
519.99
- Devil’s Sale
529.90
- baker.com
599.00
- La Redoute Marketplace
599.00
- Darty.com Used Marketplace
599.00
- Fnac.com Used Marketplace
602.98
- Cdiscount
604.98
- E. Leclerc – High-Tech
609.90
- Amazon Warehouse
610.99
- Top Buy
614.94
- macway
669.00
- eBay
688.98
- Amazon
749.00
- Fnac.com
809.99
- Darty.com
809.99
- Cdiscount Marketplace
836.39
- Grosbill
893.99
How the pricing table works
Judging by what this iPad Air 4 offers, what’s the point of getting an 11-inch iPad Pro? Unless you really rely on the second photo module, the LiDAR sensor and Face ID, the new iPad Air seems like a perfect match. It is lighter, just as powerful, and above all just as pleasant to use. We simply regret the absence of a 120 Hz refresh rate, but that’s nitpicking, because the 60 Hz of this panel is perfectly mastered. The iPad Air 2020 comes to correct all that we pointed out negative on that of last year. So much so that it is now reasonable to consider the iPad Air 4 as a replacement for your computer or an 11-inch iPad Pro.
Strong points
- Pleasant design and finishes.
- Very well calibrated screen.
- Better performance.
- Very correct day shots.
- Good autonomy.
- New Touch ID placement and Apple Pencil 2 compatibility.
Weak points
- Night photos to forget.
- Disappearance of the 3.5 mm mini-jack socket.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude prices from shops whose the VAT policy is not clear (known as “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
XiaomiPad 5
Introductory price €349
- Amazon Marketplace
328.96
- Cdiscount Marketplace
334.34
- Rakuten
339.00
- Asgoodasnew.com
340.00
- Used Amazon Marketplace
342.73
- Fnac.com marketplace
344.99
- Darty Marketplace
345.00
- reBuy
353.99
- Xiaomi
354.90
- baker.com
379.00
- La Redoute Marketplace
379.00
- Cdiscount
383.99
- Ubaldi
391.00
- ElectroDepot
398.90
- Fnac.com
399.99
- Darty.com
399.99
- eBay
405.98
- Topbiz.fr
447.93
How the pricing table works
The world of touch pads has largely focused on the top of the range, with a number of products priced above €600. True to form, Xiaomi intends to offer a premium experience or almost at a very affordable price. The brand achieves this without any problem with its Pad 5, thanks in particular to a very well calibrated screen, more than satisfactory autonomy and good performance. We can of course regret a fixed refresh rate, a non-expandable storage space and the need to buy the stylus separately, which is nevertheless one of its assets. But overall, the device offers a seamless and enjoyable experience, and a convincing “official” debut for Xiaomi in the European tablet market.