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The 11th-generation iPad is Apple's entry-level tablet, now with the A16 chip, a 12MP Center Stage front camera and landscape stereo speakers. The Cellular model adds a carrier connection so it works away from Wi-Fi, which the Wi-Fi-only version cannot do. It sits below the iPad Air and Pro: those bring laminated displays, faster chips and Apple Pencil Pro support, while this one keeps the basics and runs the same iPadOS apps. Owners treat it as a solid everyday tablet for streaming, notes and video calls rather than a laptop replacement.
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Owners see the 11th-gen iPad as a dependable, easy tablet for media, browsing and schoolwork, and the cellular option is valued by people who travel. The common complaints are the non-laminated screen and the cost of adding a keyboard or stylus.
This is the 11-inch 11th generation iPad in silver with 128GB of storage. It has Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, so it can connect to a cell carrier to stay in touch when away from Wi-Fi. It runs iPadOS.
It is powered by the A16 chip, with a 5-core CPU, 4-core GPU and 16-core Neural Engine. It has a 12MP Wide back camera and a 12MP Center Stage front camera that keeps you in frame during FaceTime. High-quality built-in mics and landscape stereo speakers handle calls and audio, and Game Mode is included.
It charges through a USB-C port and has a built-in 28.93-watt-hour rechargeable lithium-polymer battery. It works with Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard Folio, which are not included.
