The iPad Air 4 has 64GB of storage. If you need more, an upgrade to the 256GB model is possible. 64GB is still too little for most people today, especially considering that it doesn’t accept microSD cards. An iPad Pro with 1TB storage and microSD support is available if you require more storage.
64GB of storage
You need to choose the storage that best suits your needs when purchasing an iPad. If you are looking to use the iPad as a media player and frequently store large files, 64GB of storage will likely be sufficient. You can also choose from the 128GB and 1TB models, which offer more storage.
However, if you are going to be using your iPad to shoot videos, it would be a good idea to upgrade to a model with a higher storage capacity. While 64GB may be sufficient, it is possible to quickly fill the disk.
Optional upgrade to storage of up to 256GB
The iPad Air 4 comes with only 64GB of storage, but you can add 256GB of storage to make it twice as big. Many people find 64GB storage insufficient these days. This upgrade option allows you to add 256GB storage to your iPad. It offers more storage than you might need for most of your daily activities. Additionally, it's sufficient for streaming media and bedside entertainment.
The 256GB storage capacity is sufficient to handle a variety of tasks. It can store all your favorite apps. You can also download whole seasons of your favourite TV shows. You can delete any unused apps up to once per year and still have lots of space.
Battery life all day
The iPad Air 4 has a battery that lasts all day long. It uses a lithium-ion polymer battery, which is safe and lightweight. It supports fast charging, too, with the included Lightning-to-USB-C cable. It may take longer for your device to charge if you are a heavy user.
The battery life of the iPad Air lasts approximately 10 hours when using Wi-Fi and up to 9 hours when used mobile. Those numbers have not changed much since the original iPad Air. Although 10 hours may seem like enough time for casual use of the iPad Air, this number will be much shorter if you plan to do heavy work on it.
USB-C support
USB-C supports iPads enables users to enjoy faster data transfer speeds as well as greater connectivity with other devices. You no longer need multiple cables and adapters. Thanks to the new port, you can connect to a range of devices, including external displays and hard drives. This port also makes your iPad more portable.
Your iPad's USB C port can be used for charging, connecting to accessories, and powering other devices. You can charge your device faster using the USB-C port, which also includes higher-wattage USB power adapters.
Retina display
Retina displays can be found on the iPad Air 4 just like its predecessors. Apple Inc. is proud to present the Retina Display. This tablet is compact and lighter than the previous models, has a faster processor and a bigger screen.
The Liquid Retina XDR display uses over 10,000 individually-controlled mini-LEDs to deliver bright highlights and subtle details in dark areas. This display supports HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision.