Refurbished iPad Air
A range of Refurbished iPad Air models, including the latest M4 and M3 chips, along with older generations.
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A range of Refurbished iPad Air models, including the latest M4 and M3 chips, along with older generations.
An iPad Air does most of what an iPad Pro does for hundreds less, and buying it refurbished stretches that advantage further. At Phonebot, refurbished iPad Air prices in Australia start from A$179, with every device passing a 72-point inspection covering battery health, screen response and port integrity before it's listed. Each one ships unlocked with a 12-month warranty, 30-day change-of-mind returns and free Australia-wide delivery, with Afterpay and Zip available at checkout. Stock spans the Air lineup from budget earlier generations to the AI-ready M series, and it rotates daily as trade-ins arrive, so prices below reflect what's actually available, not a wish list.
| Model | Storage | Condition | Was | Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iPad Air 3rd Gen Wi-Fi + Cellular | 64GB | Grade B | A$279 | A$179 |
| iPad Air 3rd Gen Wi-Fi + Cellular | 64GB | Grade A | A$319 | A$219 |
| iPad Air 13-inch M3 Wi-Fi + Cellular | 512GB | Grade A | A$1,699 | A$1,299 |
Prices checked in September 2026 and move as stock sells through. The cheapest iPad Air in stock is the 3rd Gen at A$179; the M3 13-inch is A$400 below its retail price. If the generation you want isn't listed, check its model below, where new arrivals land first, or browse our best iPad deals across the whole tablet range.
Every generation suits a different buyer, and each links to its own live stock:
Since the M2 generation, the Air comes in two sizes. The 13-inch gives you around 30 percent more display area, which matters for split-screen work, digital illustration and reading sheet music or scores; it's effectively the affordable route to a big-screen Apple tablet. The 11-inch is lighter, cheaper and fits in almost any bag, which keeps it the default for students and commuters. Performance is identical across generations, so choose based on size and budget alone.
Wi-Fi-only models cost less and suit a tablet that lives at home. Wi-Fi + Cellular adds a SIM slot (and eSIM on newer generations), so the iPad works in the car, the caravan or the field on a cheap data plan from any Australian carrier. Cellular models also include GPS, which matters if you'll use the Air for navigation or field work. Both units currently in stock are Cellular models, so you get the flexibility either way.
64GB is genuinely enough for a streaming-first tablet: Netflix, YouTube, browsing, email and a working set of apps, since most content stays in the cloud. Choose 256GB or more if you download videos for travel, edit photos, draw in layered files, or want the tablet to last 5 years of app accumulation without a cleanup. The M-series models start at 128GB, which comfortably covers most people.
Unlike vague labels like "good" or "acceptable" used elsewhere, every Phonebot grade is defined and photographed consistently. Like New shows no visible marks. Grade A carries micro-scratches you have to hunt for under direct light. Grade B shows honest cosmetic wear at the lowest price. Critically, the grade describes appearance only: every unit, whatever its grade, passes the same 72-point inspection, including battery-health verification against Apple's specification, and carries the identical 12-month warranty. A Grade B iPad Air in a case is indistinguishable from a Like New one in daily use, which is why it's the smart-money grade.
The iPad Air M2 is currently the best choice for students. It offers enough power for the next several years of iPadOS updates and is compatible with the latest accessories while being significantly more affordable than the M3.
Yes. Because it contains the M1 chip and 8GB of RAM, the iPad Air 5th Gen supports the full suite of Apple Intelligence features available in 2026.
Prices vary based on condition, but you can find older models like the iPad Air 4 starting around A$409, while newer M2 and M3 models typically range from A$699 to A$1,599.
If you use your iPad as a laptop replacement or for professional drawing, the 13-inch display is a massive upgrade. If you value portability and one-handed use, the 11-inch remains the better option.
No, the Apple Pencil Pro is only compatible with the iPad Air M2 and M3 models. Older models like the iPad Air 4 and 5 use the Apple Pencil (2nd Gen).