thats because its not as solid as the ipad 4 surely?
People said the same about the mini.
They are probably using thinner glass on the mini and air.
i have both sitting in front of me and the air screen is just as good as the 3.
I have a Mini. Describing this screen as cheap feeling is in no way proper with regards from what I'm use to with the Mini.
This is the first thing I noticed, it does feel "cheap". I am coming from a mini which was not like this at all.
Are you serious? how is the Air compared to the mini?
I haven't opened my box yet but it sounds like the same process used in the Mini.. it's how they were able to lighten up the unit and keep it thin I am sure.. I noticed it too but after a while you don't notice it.. The screen is still extremely responsive like any other iPad.. just has a tiny bit more flex in the glass over the LCD.
anyone else feels the screen seems a bit cheap and plasticky?
it has an annoying cheap plastic tapping sound whenever you tap on it, it doesnt feel quite as solid and premium as my ipad 3
This is the first thing I noticed, it does feel "cheap". I am coming from a mini which was not like this at all.
Are you serious? how is the Air compared to the mini?
Got mine out.. it's exactly a larger Mini.. better sounding speakers, amazing screen.. holding it up with one arm and using the other to type and peck and do things, my arm holding it up is getting tired fast.. I may have to switch to the Mini Retina :/
I immediately noticed it too (before seeing this thread). Going back and forth between the Air and my 3rd gen has a very different feel. Interesting that none of the reviewers mentioned this...