Both the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Air models, specifically the M2 versions released in 2024, offer the same storage options: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. These options provide a range of capacities to suit different user needs, from casual use to more demanding tasks involving large files.
- 128GB: This is the base model and is the most popular choice among buyers. It can store approximately 22,600 standard resolution photos, 565 minutes of 1080p video, or about 11,770 songs in high-quality lossy compression[1][2].
- 256GB: This option is suitable for users who need more space for photos, videos, and apps. It can hold around 48,200 photos, 1,205 minutes of 1080p video, or about 25,104 songs in high-quality lossy compression[1][2].
- 512GB: Ideal for users with a growing collection of media, this storage capacity can store about 99,400 photos, 2,485 minutes of 1080p video, or around 51,770 songs in high-quality lossy compression[1][2].
- 1TB: The highest storage option available for these models, it is perfect for users who work with large files or need to store a vast library of content. It can hold approximately 201,800 photos, 5,045 minutes of 1080p video, or about 105,104 songs in high-quality lossy compression[1][2].
Both models feature an Apple M2 processor and come with 8 GB of RAM, providing a smooth user experience across various tasks[5]. The storage capacity is fixed at the time of purchase and cannot be upgraded later[5].
Citations:[1] https://swappa.com/guide/apple-ipad-air-11-2024/storage
[2] https://swappa.com/guide/apple-ipad-air-13-2024/storage
[3] https://www.simplymac.com/ipad/ipad-storage-options-choosing-the-right-capacity-for-your-needs
[4] https://www.imore.com/what-ipad-storage-size-should-you-get
[5] https://apple.techable.com/specs/apple-ipad-air-m2-13-wi-fi-only-128-256-512-gb-1-tb-specs/
[6] https://www.apple.com/ipad/compare/
[7] https://www.apple.com/ipad-air/specs/
[8] https://mashable.com/review/apple-ipad-air-2024