Apple iPad Air (5th Gen) Dimensions & Drawings

Scaled size comparison drawings of the Apple iPad Air (5th Gen) in relation to other Apple iPad models

Description

There are three models of the Apple iPad Air (5th Gen) varying by connectivity (Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi/Cellular), where sold, and battery life. It came out in early 2020, replacing the 4th generation iPad Air. The new tech features and upgrades in this mid-range tablet include a new M1 chip, a new front-facing camera, and a unique finish. Otherwise, it still keeps the features found in the previous generations such as a large Liquid Retina Display, Touch ID power button, work on the 5G network, wide camera, and support for the Apple Pencil (2 Gen) and Magic Keyboard. It runs on iPadOS 15.6.1.

Dimensions & Sizes

The Apple iPad Air (5th Gen) has height of 9.75” (247.6 mm), width of 7.03” (178.5 mm), depth of .24” (6.1 mm), and weighs 1.02 lb (.461 kg). The screen size is 10.9" (277 mm) diagonal with a resolution of 2360 x 1640 px at 264 ppi.

Set of dimensioned drawings of the Apple iPad Air (5th Gen) measured with height, width, depth, and resolution

Description

Dimensions & Sizes

3D Model

Common Questions

What are the main differences between Apple iPads?

The main differences between Apple iPads include their size, selling price point, functioning, power as well as functionality. The various Apple iPad models also have different ports and accessories. The Apple iPads also have different processors, cellular connectivity, and features that can cater to different users.

How long does an iPad typically last?

An iPad can typically last around 4 years or much longer if good care is given to the iPad. The life of an iPad can be prolonged by updating the software regularly to maintain its performance and removing unused apps. The iPad should also have an exterior case to protect it from scratches or falls.

When did Apple begin selling the iPad?

Apple began taking pre-orders for the first generation of the iPad on March 12, 2010. The first generation of the iPad officially went on sale to the public on April 3, 2010, and was only sold through the Apple store. 300,000 units of the iPad were sold on its first day available.

What are the main differences between Apple iPads?

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When did Apple begin selling the iPad?

What are the most common everyday devices used today?

The most common everyday devices used today are tablets, routers, kindles, wireless mice, and iPhones. Wireless charging pads, desktop computers, laptops, AirPods, smart watches, USB chargers, and wearable technology are also popular everyday devices. Other common everyday devices include smart TVs, streaming media players, consoles, and VR kits are common everyday devices used today.

What is an accelerometer used for in mobile devices?

Accelerometers are used in mobile devices to detect changes in orientation, help tell the phone which way is up and down, and tell the screen to rotate. They are one of the most used features in the smartphone experience and are often taken by granted by people who do now know how the gadget works.

What is an iOS device?

An iOS device is an electronic device that runs the platform iOS. iOS is the operating system developed and created by Apple Inc. The iOS platform is the second most popular operating system after Android. Examples of iOS devices include the iPad, iPad Touch, and iPhone.

What are the most common everyday devices used today?

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Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple iPad Air (5th Gen)

Under Development

Height:

9.75” | 247.6 mm

Width:

7.03” | 178.5 mm

Depth:

.24” | 6.1 mm

Length:

Display Size:

10.9" | 277 mm

Resolution:

2360 x 1640 px; 264 ppi

Weight:

1.02 lb | .461 kg

Area:

Storage:

64, 256 GB

Designer:

Apple

Release Date:

March 18, 2022

Drawings include:
Apple iPad Air (5th Gen) front elevation, back, side, top, bottom

Apple iPad Air 
Wikipedia - Apple iPad Air (5th Gen)

Apple iPad
Wikipedia - iPad

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