Apple has just unveiled two exciting new iPad upgrades, set to hit the market on March 12. You can secure your device now by preordering the M3 iPad Air, starting at $599, or the new 11th-generation baseline iPad, which starts at $349. These updates are more about enhancing performance than a complete redesign, but as the latest 2025 models, they offer significant improvements over their predecessors. If you're considering a new Apple tablet, these are the ones to watch.

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Out March 12### Apple iPad (11th Generation)

2$349.00 at AmazonOut March 12### 11" Apple iPad Air with M3 Chip (2025 Model)

2$599.00 at AmazonOut March 12### 13" Apple iPad Air with M3 Chip (2025 Model)

0$799.00 at AmazonOut March 12### Magic Keyboard for iPad Air (M3)

0$269.00 at AppleBelow, you'll find all the details on what's new with these iPads, their pricing, and where you can preorder them. Let's dive in.

Apple iPad (11th Generation)

Out March 12### Apple iPad (11th Generation)

2$349.00 at AmazonFor those with everyday tablet needs, the 11th-generation iPad is the perfect choice. It's powered by the new A16 chip, a step up from the A14 in the previous model, and starts with 128GB of storage, doubling the base capacity at no extra cost. Available in silver, blue, yellow, and pink, this iPad maintains its familiar design but boasts improved internal performance. Notably, it does not include Apple Intelligence, but for users focused on gaming, browsing, video watching, social media, and email, this iPad offers ample power and efficiency for years to come.

New iPad Air with M3 Chip

Out March 12### 11" Apple iPad Air with M3 Chip (2025 Model)

2$599.00 at AmazonOut March 12### 13" Apple iPad Air with M3 Chip (2025 Model)

0$799.00 at AmazonOut March 12### Magic Keyboard for iPad Air (M3)

0$269.00 at AppleThe new iPad Air, equipped with the M3 chip, bridges the gap between the baseline iPad and the more powerful iPad Pro. Available in 11-inch and 13-inch sizes, it's designed for users needing more computing power. The M3 chip not only boosts performance but also supports Apple Intelligence, setting it apart from the baseline model. Additionally, it's compatible with a new Magic Keyboard, featuring function keys and a trackpad, enhancing its versatility.

Where to Buy Previous Generation iPads

If you're interested in older models, here's a quick guide to the previous generations still available in 2025. With the announcement of new iPads, it's a great time to consider purchasing a previous model at a potentially lower price.

### Apple iPad (10th Generation)

0See it at Amazon### Apple iPad Air (6th Generation)

0See it at Amazon### Apple iPad Mini (6th Generation)

0See it at Amazon### Apple iPad Pro (7th Generation)

0See it at Amazon