Apple releases new iPad, iPad Air, along with the new MacBook Air and Mac Studio

Apple kicked off last week by unveiling a new vanilla iPad, followed that up with new iPad Air models, then came the new Mac Studio and new MacBook Air laptops. All of these new devices are now on sale, after a short pre-order window.

The Apple iPad Air 11 (2025) and Air 13 (2025) are now available in 29 countries and regions, available from Apple itself online and offline, along with authorized retailers. The base 11” model starts at $600/€700/£600 for the Wi-Fi model and at $750/€870/£750 if you want cellular connectivity. The 13” model starts at $800/€950/£800 and $950/€1,120/£950 for Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi+Cellular, respectively. There’s a new Magic Keyboard to go with the new tablets, which is sold separately for $270 (11”) and $320 (13”).

As for the vanilla Apple iPad (2025), the new model starts at $350/€400/£330 for a Wi-Fi slate and at $500/€570/£480 for one with cellular connectivity. It should be noted that the base storage is now 128GB, much better than the 64GB that the 2022 model got as base.

The M4-powered MacBook Air laptops are now available in 28 countries and regions (we’re not sure which one missed out). The 13” model starts at $1,000, while the 15” one is $1,200 and up. Don’t forget Apple’s $100 education discount.

The new Mac Studio – with a choice of M4 Max or M3 Ultra – is also available in 28 countries and regions. It’s Apple’s most powerful Mac to date and it is reasonably priced at $2,000 (the Mac Pro from 2023 started at $7,500). The education discount is a solid $200 here.

Apple’s annual WWDC is coming up (it’s in June) and it will bring a major revamp to the three key OSes – iOS, iPadOS and macOS.