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With this model, Apple has finally turned its iPad Air concept on its head. It incorporates major changes compared to its predecessor in terms of image, screen quality and the possibility of expanding it with more accessories.

In terms of design, it is striking that Apple is now introducing straighter lines in general in all its designs and this can be seen in the fourth generation iPad Air. In addition, more colours are now joining the party, so we can buy the iPad in up to 4 shades.

The Touch ID to unlock with a fingerprint is now on the side and not on the front button.

With a magnetic connector at its base, you can connect accessories like a Magic Keyboard.

On the screen, it increases its refresh rate to 120 Hz. It's really noticeable. It gives greater fluidity.

The battery is still a pending issue, as performance drops to 7 or 8 hours of video viewing. Not bad, but Apple should aim for intensive use of 12 hours, which is what we all might want to need in some specific cases.