That would be here Apple iPad Air 11 2024 (M2) (11", 256 GB, Starlight)

According to my research, it does not have an integrated NFC reader. Only the iPhone or the Apple Watch have this.

Check this one. Apple iPad Air 11 2024 (M2) 5G, 11", 256 GB, Space grey They replace the “cellular” model with the “5G”

No, I don't have an apple pencil

Yes, the iPad Air 11 2024 (M2) comes with a USB-C charge cable. The package includes a 1-meter USB-C charge cable along with a 20W USB-C power adapter, except in regions like the EU and UK where the adapter is not included.

You cannot connect the iPad Air 11 2024 (M2) directly to your iPhone via a cable to create a hotspot. Here are the relevant details: - The iPad Air 11 2024 (M2) has a USB-C port, but there is no official method to connect the iPad to an iPhone via a cable to create a hotspot. - However, you can use your iPhone's Wi-Fi hotspot to connect the iPad to the Internet via Wi-Fi. This is the recommended method to keep the iPad online when no other internet connection is available.

We have no information on this in advance and for this reason we cannot answer the question.

No, you can't put a traditional SIM card in the iPad Air 11 2024 with cellular options. Instead, this device uses eSIM technology to activate cellular data plans. You can activate eSIM by transferring from another iPad, joining an existing cellular plan on an iPhone, adding a new plan in settings, scanning a QR code or using an app from your carrier.

The model "iPad Air 11 2024 (M2) (5G, 11", 256GB, Blue)" with product code "MUXJ3TY/A" includes both Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity. Here are the details: - Wi-Fi: The model has Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. - Cellular: It is also equipped with 5G connectivity, which requires a data plan and is available in certain regions and via certain operators. So this model combines both connectivity options.

Yes, the "iPad Air 11 2024 (M2)" model is available with options for Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity. - The Wi-Fi only model offers connectivity via Wi-Fi 6E. - The Wi-Fi + Cellular model adds cellular connectivity, including 5G (sub-6 GHz) and Gigabit LTE, in addition to Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. So you can choose between a Wi-Fi only version or a Wi-Fi + Cellular version, depending on your needs.

The iPad Air is very powerful. More than sufficient for standard office applications.

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We wish you lots of fun with your new device.

Wifi access super and simply fast

According to an internet search, this is possible with an iPad, but we have not yet found any information about suitable docking stations.

the iPad wifi doesn't have GPS, you need a celular. an article can help you here https://www.navigation-mac.fr/quel-ipad-pour-la-navigation/