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At its Let Loose event, Apple announced the first update to its iPad Air lineup since 2022 and, also for the first time, it introduced two sizes. Apple has now made the iPad Air available in an – up from the previous 10.9 inches – and a new . This follows the size options of the iPad Pro range and is targeted at users who desire a larger iPad but without needing the full capabilities of the Pro model (or the price tag of it). A quick look at Apple’s newest iPad Air, now available in 11 and 13-inch sizes. Despite these changes in size, the new iPad Air models continue to use the , ostensibly to keep cost low. The FaceTime camera, however, is now positioned in the landscape orientation to allow a better video call experience. Additionally, the 13-inch model boasts improved audio capabilities, with speakers that deliver double the bass. Powering both iPad Air models is the and Apple says the shift from M1 chip offers the new iPad Airs approximately 1 and a . The Neural Engine has also been improved by 40 percent, promising faster machine learning capabilities to aid in a variety of professional and creative applications. Design-wise, the iPad Air maintains the flat edges and industrial look similar to the iPad Pro series. Storage options has been increased too, with up to supported now and Apple also revealed four colour options of , , and . Pricing starts at and . .