iPad Air 2 is the tablet which was launched by Apple in October last year and has impressed plenty of publications with its features including the thickness, quality of the display, performances, camera quality and more. The tablet comes in multiple storage variants: 16GB, 64GB and 128GB and each of them have a WiFi-only model but also a Wi-Fi+Cellular which includes 3G/LTE support along with the GPS. The version we are going to review today is the one with the least storage and without Cellular capabilities; we would like to call it the iPad Air 2 “Lite Edition” and this one comes in a compact packaging with Apple usual characteristics in terms of design. On the top side of the packaging, Apple likes to advertise the fact that the tablet is only 6.1mm thin, which offers users an unique experience when using the product without additional protective cases:

On the back side we have some stickers with the product serial number, but also the model we are purchasing:

After removing the top cover, we will unveil the iPad Air 2 tablet in its entire splendor; the retail product should also contain a transparent protective layer all over the tablet, which is meant to avoid scratches during transit:

On the bottom layer we have the rest of the bundle:

Talking about the bundle, we have the Lightning to USB Cable, one envelope with documentation, but also the power adapter:

The cable has a rubberized finish and the Lightning end which connects to the tablet permits fitting on both sides; this cable contains security features via four embedded chips, along with some passive devices: