iPad Air
The 5th generation iPad Air was released on the 18th, and it is about to reach the users who made the reservation, but there have been multiple reports such as “The back plate feels thin and makes a squeak.”
For example, the major bulletin board Reddit has a thread that gathers such voices. The post that started it says:
Immediately after this, the response that they experienced a similar problem continues. “It feels like you can see the inside from the back. There is no problem if you put it in the folio case, but it feels strange if you are naked.”
In addition, there is a voice that a gap is created between the internal batteries when the back is pushed in. He also said that the construction of the 5th generation iPad Air “feels very low quality” and intends to return it to the M1 iPad Pro for repurchase, and thought it was his paranoia (but others also said). This is not the case because it is).
Some people say that they have never experienced it, and some say that it is a problem peculiar to the body color blue, but one user said that the same problem was found in Space Gray. The person returned it to an Apple retail store, adding that he tried all colors and felt the same problem, but said Apple didn’t agree.
The 5th generation iPad Air is equipped with the same M1 chip as the Pro model and Mac, supports 5G, and the resolution of the front camera has improved from the conventional 7MP to 12MP. Other than that, the design hasn’t changed from the previous model, and it’s likely that the strength and construction of the housing will be the same.
However, this is not the first time that Apple has said that its new product has become less strong. Immediately after the iPad Pro (2018) was released, YouTuber and othersI released a video to foldHowever, there are no reports that Apple has subsequently announced a free repair / replacement program or that a class action lawsuit has been filed.
This time too, it may end with “because of my mind”, but I’d like to wait for a follow-up report.
Source:Reddit
via:iMore