iPad Air 1st Gen Wi-Fi
Parts that work with this model:
iPad Air Front Glass/Digitizer Touch Panel Full Assembly
Front panel assembly for the iPad Air. Assembly includes the glass touch panel (digitizer), blank home button, camera bezel, and adhesive already installed. Use this part...
$54.95
iPad Air Front Glass/Digitizer Touch Panel
This is the touch sensitive digitizer portion of the display screen. Replace a cracked, broken, or shattered digitizer on a 1st generation iPad Air.
$44.95
iPad Air Home Button Ribbon Cable
Replace a torn or cut ribbon cable for a 1st generation iPad Air.
iPad Air Lightning Connector
8-Pin connector responsible for data transfer and charging.
iPad USB 10W AC Adapter (Original)
Charge your iPad with AC power. This is an OEM original Apple model A1357 adapter.
iPad Air (Wi-Fi Only) Headphone Jack
Replace the headphone jack abd flex cable for the 1st generation Wi-Fi iPad Air.
$29.95
iPad Air Adhesive Strips
These custom cut adhesive strips attach the front panel to the case of the 1st generation iPad Air.
iPad Air LCD
Replace the the 9.7‑inch LED-backlit Retina display screen in the 1st generation iPad Air.
$109.95
iPhone 5/5c/5s and iPad Air Backlight Filter
Replace the backlight filter on the logic board of an iPhone 5, 5c, 5s, or 1st generation iPad Air. This part requires micro soldering.
iPad Air Home Button
This is the external home button cover and gasket for the 1st generation iPad Air. It does not include the internal button switch.
Device Info
Apple released the iPad Air on October 22, 2013. As with the 4th Generation iPad Retina, the iPad Air uses a Lightning port and has a 2048x1536 (264 ppi) display. The external similarities end there. The iPad Air is lighter by nearly half a pound and all case dimensions have shrunk a bit when compared to the previous iPad generation. Case colors are either a white front with a silver back or a black front with a gunmetal gray back.
The iPad Air Wi-Fi Only was offered in 16, 32, 64, or 128 GB capacities, all with a dual core 64-bit 1.4 GHz Apple A7 processor and an M7 motion coprocessor.