2020 Apple iPad Air (10.9-inch, Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Sky Blue (Renewed)

Basically brand new, no issues with the device at all, not a scratch on it. Definitely going to continue buying refurbished in the future.

I don't usually ever write reviews, but I was genuinely so impressed with how this came. I ordered an iPad Air 2020 in Excellent condition, and despite this, I did expect a few minor imperfections as after all it is a refurbished model. I received the iPad today and not only did it have no signs of damage anywhere, but its battery health is great, and the seller even applied a screen protector free of additional charge. They also sent a charger and plug (even if it wasn't Apple brand), which is above what you actually pay for considering you're buying this for the device alone. As a student, this will be incredibly helpful for me as I am progressing into further education, and I would highly recommend not only this product but this seller on a whole.

Update 24.03.2025:Sending the green iPad Air back because of the battery. It was sold with 80% of battery health...after barely 7 days it went to 79%. Again, good price and bad service, bad info, no transparency. The more I chat with the PixelDirect Team (BossDeal) the more I ask myself if I am talking with people or a bot.First impression from a couple of days using it:Honestly, incredibly happy with this iPad!I bought it in "acceptable" conditions and so far so good. I can clearly see it has a scratched screen but they shipped it wish a screen protector pre-installed, a good one with curve borders. Other than that, the body of the iPad seems good and after testing it, it seems it is great! Battery health is 80% but it holds decent, the value for the money is good, ease to use is great. The only thing I want to mention is to the seller BossDeal...please, sort out your communication. It was extremely frustrating talking to someone who does not read messages and send automatic replies like there is an AI behind the screen. If we chose to contact sellers for assistance is because we need help. Plus, I strongly believe that is essential to tell to the buyer why the grade C (acceptable) has been awarded. I need to know what to buy closest to my need and a general "acceptable condition is an acceptable condition" is not enough. 5 stars to the item, 3 to the seller.

Very good product in its self and seller dod a very good job at the refurbishment

Perfect iPad for studies. Very helpful to use, make sure to buy a pen along with it and if you want to use it for studying, use GoodNotes. Has helped me a ton. Sometimes the charge goes even when I'm not using it, though, which can be an issue.

Bought the IPad Air 4 256GB, there was a deal with the blue one that was £143 cheaper than the other colours.I chose the blue, it’s not like you can really see the colour when it’s in a case.Seeing there was around 70% 5 star and around 30% 1 star reviews I was a little nervous as to what conditions it would actually be in when it arrived.Not a mark on it, looks superb and so far works flawlessly, very very very happy.Was originally debating whether to get the current iPad Air 5 or current iPad 10th gen.But the specs of the air 4 are far superior to the current 10th gen.Sure the air 5 is a better spec but it’s also a lot more expensive. This is being used to upgrade my wife’s old 2017 5th generation and compared to her old model, it’s top of the range.One small niggle (but not small enough to lose a star), they sent the wrong charging cable, they sent the old style iPad/iPhone whereas the air 4 uses USB C.I’m sure they would send the correct one if I asked but thankfully my iPad is also USB C and I have some spare cables, plus my iphone uses the wrongly supplied cable so I have a spare.

Perfect

Just over a year ago I paid £520 for a refurbished Ipad Air 4th Gen - which died just 20 days after the year warranty ran out. Apple store said it was a hardware failure, which must mean the company Click and Get UK (remember the name and avoid like the plague) use substandard parts to refurbish. My attempt to get some kind of refund under the Consumer Rights Act (which I'm entitled to) was ignored by the seller three times, and then when I escalated to Amazon, THEY ACTUALLY LIED TO ME - pretending to refund me the full amount! When this didn't come through and I followed it up, they apologised and said the person who had lied to me would need to be retrained. And that's it...So basically, don't repeat my mistake - avoid all Amazon refurbished products like the plague, because if they go wrong, you're on your own.