- AI
Azure OpenAI for Business
20 Mar, 2026
£673.54 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’re already in the Apple ecosystem and want a really polished, fast tablet experience, the iPad Air (M4) is a safe bet. For business use, it’s brilliant for things like client demos, field work, document review, and light content creation where you need something that “just works” and lasts. The £561 ex‑VAT price is reasonable for an iPad that won’t feel sluggish after a year or two, and the 128GB storage tends to be fine if you’re mostly streaming, using cloud storage, or managing work docs rather than big local media libraries. That purple is… nice, but in B2B life it won’t matter—what matters is the performance consistency and battery life during meetings, site visits, and travel.
I’d hesitate if your requirement is mostly browser/email and occasional PDFs—at that point, you could usually get better value with a cheaper iPad and keep the budget for apps, device management, or accessories. Also, if you expect lots of offline work (big files, offline video, heavy local archives), 128GB can become a constraint sooner than people think—cloud-first habits help a lot. Overall: buy it if you want a dependable “work tablet” that feels premium and is likely to remain fast for a long time; don’t buy it if your use is basic and you’re trying to squeeze maximum value out of every pound.

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