I want to throw my iPad Air against the wall since iOS9

Well, I'm Not with you. My iPad Air works very well with iOS 9.1 public release.

Do you have enough free space?

Did you try Resetting all Settings with the Settings App?

Hi

Back up now to iCloud

Then Restore back to factory settings .

Set back up using your WiFi

We have 3 iPhones & 4 iPads not used pc for over 2 years

Do everything over WiFi .

And we don't have any problems with ios 9.1

Cheers

Brian ( uk)

I completely agree: iOS9 *****!!! Safari revisions make this the slowest, most pathetic web browser experience since Netscape with modem dialup.

My iPad's touchscreen response time is Same Day Service... I count 5, 10, 15 seconds while waiting for iOS response and then Safari's f-n slow behavior.

And stop the too clever vanishng tabs crap, Apple! I like my tabs visible all the time.

THis is a nightmare.

I have upgraded/updates 4 iPads older than your iPad and iOS 9.1 is running with really well with nary an issue.

I turn off ALL of the eye candy because older iPads cannot handle all the animation effects and my older iPads DO run faster and is more responsive on iOS with All of this motion graphics effects turned off.

i have seen you post in these forums, before.

Have you tried any or all of my suggested fixes?

Try resetting All Settings found in the Settings App under General and in the right column under Reset.

Try resetting histories and deleting/resetting caches in all of the web browsers you use.

If you use Safari, these functions maybe in the Settings App under Safari.

Other web browsers have their settings inside of the running app, itself.

Try turning on Reduced Motion.

This is found in the Settings App in the General tab the left panel.

In the right panel look under Accessibility, the look for Reduce Motion and turn this feature "On".

You should see an appreciable performance increase on all iPad 2, 3 and 4 models.

This may help your iPad Air, too!

In the Settings App under the General Tab, in the right column, look for Background App Refresh and turn this setting to "off".

Try a reset of your iPad by holdings down both the Home and sleep/wake buttons simultaneously until your iPad goes to black and restarts with Apple logo, then release the buttons.

Good Luck!

I never, EVER trust doing iOS OR OS X upgrades/updates over WiFi. Ever!

Also, how much free storage space is left on your iPad Air.

Ideally, your iPad should maintain, at least, 4-6 GBs of free space.

You should NOT let an iDevice free space get below 2 GBs or less as this will start to cause operational anomalies.

You are not alone:)

I am having a lot of issues with iPad Air 2 and iOS 9. When I first installed iOS 9 to my parent's iPad Air 1 gen, I was impressed how slow it became. I immediately done a restore to iOS 8.4.1. Still, this Air is on 8.4.1 and works better than my Air 2, lol. Apple should not update devices at all. I hate how updates are loaded into your device. For example on Air 1 which is on iOS8.4.1 when the each new OS comes, it autoloads on iPad when it's charging and with Wi-Fi on (and, obviously, it's always ON). It automatically downloads even when "auto download updates" function set to OFF. So when even each small update is released, it loads (is 1,3 gb!) onto your device. I hate that.

echoonebm wrote:

You are not alone:)

For example on Air 1 which is on iOS8.4.1 when the each new OS comes, it autoloads on iPad when it's charging and with Wi-Fi on (and, obviously, it's always ON). It automatically downloads even when "auto download updates" function set to OFF. So when even each small update is released, it loads (is 1,3 gb!) onto your device. I hate that.

Block it on your WiFi router. None of my iDevices gets iOS auto download unless I remove the block.