iPad Air 1st Gen Parts
Parts that work with iPad Air 1st Gen:
iPad Air Front Glass/Digitizer Touch Panel Full Assembly
A front panel assembly compatible with the iPad Air. Assembly includes the glass touch panel (digitizer), blank home button, camera bezel, and adhesive already installed....
iPad Air, iPad 5, iPad 6 Adhesive Strips
Use these custom cut adhesive strips to fix a loose front panel or to close the case after another internal repair. These strips are compatible with a 1st generation iPad...
iPad 5 Front Glass/Digitizer Touch Panel
Replace a scratched or cracked glass digitizer touch screen. This part is compatible with the iPad 5. This part is only the front glass. The LCD is not included. Also com...
SIM Card Eject Tool
Safely eject the SIM card from Apple GSM/LTE devices (iPhones and iPads) and other electronic devices.
iPad Air, iPad 5, iPad 6 Battery
Replace a dead 8827 mAh battery compatible with a 1st Generation iPad Air, an iPad 5, or an iPad 6.
Lightning to USB Charging Cable
Charge or sync lightning port equipped portable Apple devices
PlierTek Corner and Sidewall Repair Pliers
PlierTek Pliers are the easiest fastest way to fix bent iPhone and iPad corners and sidewalls.
iPad Air Home Button Ribbon Cable
Fix an unresponsive home button by replacing a damaged cable or a worn out internal button switch.
iPad Air Home Button
Replace a scratched external home button cover and gasket. This part is compatibel with the 1st generation iPad Air. This part includes the plastic front of the button an...
iPad Air, iPad 5, iPad 6 (Wi-Fi Only) Headphone Jack
Replace a damaged or corroded headphone jack for the 1st generation Wi-Fi model iPad Air, Wi-Fi model iPad 5, or Wi-Fi model iPad 6 and fix problems getting audio in your...
Device Info
The iPad Air is the first generation iPad Air tablet computer designed and developed by Apple. This device marks the first major design change since the iPad 2. Although external appearance remains relatively unchanged, the volume of the device shrank by almost one quarter due to using thinner components. The iPad Air still uses the same 9.7-inch Retina Display as the previous iPad model, but an improved front-facing camera was added, making FaceTime much clearer. The device houses a 64-bit Apple A7 with M7 coprocessor.
There are two versions of the first generation iPad Air, the Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi+Cellular models, which were both released on November 1, 2013.
After the announcement of the iPad Pro on March 21, 2016 the first generation iPad Air was discontinued.
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