Apple iPad Air 11 (2024) Gen 6 review - The powerful Apple tablet with an identity crisis

[Redaktion]

The new Apple iPad Air gets to benefit from the Apple M2 as well as the Pencil Pro—apart from this, its differences compared to the 5th generation are limited. In this review of the iPad Air 6, you can read about why the new 2024 release of the iPad Air continues to lack that pro feeling, and why Apple may want to rethink its product names.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-iPad-Air-11-2024-Gen-6-review-The-powerful-Apple-tablet-with-an-identity-crisis.841801.0.html

[Chronos1919]

No mention of temporal dithering. Was this unit tested for it? No PWM is nice but would be good to know, for eye comfort, if temporal dithering is still an issue.

[Yi]

No mention of temporal dithering. Was this unit tested for it? No PWM is nice but would be good to know, for eye comfort, if temporal dithering is still an issue.

Same here. The reason that I keep refreshing notebookcheck.net and the Youtube Channel Additional Contents is the Temporal Dithering and PWM. I really like the Apple Environment but I need to spend most of my time with computers/tablets. Returned my M4 iPad Pro for eye strain (PWM) after using 4+ hours, but I need to use it for 10-14 hours for text reading/document editing every day, the eye-unfriendly hardware really hurts.

[Noah]

The review says, "The iPad Air 11 (2024)'s Liquid Retina IPS display is likely the same panel as in its predecessor and the model before it—at least that's what our measurements suggest." The iPad Air 5th gen had temporal dithering, so I'd expect this 11 inch one to have it too.

The 13 inch Air may be using a new panel, so I'm hoping that one at least gets tested for temporal dithering.