- Is this iPad good enough for schoolwork and note-taking?
- Yes for documents, PDFs, web research and handwritten notes. It handles split-screen apps well. Heavy video editing or large design files are better on an M-series iPad Air or Pro.
- Which Apple Pencil does it work with?
- The first-generation Apple Pencil only. It pairs and charges through a USB-C adapter, since this iPad has no Lightning port. The second-generation Pencil and USB-C Pencil do not work with it.
- How much storage should I get?
- The 64GB model is fine for streaming and light apps. If you download movies, keep a photo library or install large games, the 256GB version avoids constant cleanup.
- Does it have a headphone jack?
- No. It has a USB-C port only, so wired headphones need a USB-C adapter or USB-C headphones. Bluetooth headphones work as usual.
- How does it compare with the iPad Air?
- The Air has the faster M1 chip, a laminated anti-reflective display and support for the second-generation Apple Pencil. This iPad is cheaper, has the same 10.9-inch size and adds the landscape front camera, which the older Air lacks.
- What is in the box?
- The iPad, a USB-C charging cable and a 20W USB-C power adapter. The Apple Pencil and keyboard cases are sold separately.
- Where is the Apple 10.9-Inch iPad cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $329.00, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Apple 10.9-Inch iPad?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, 4 Less Tech, Sears, Mojo Cameras and Computers, The Device Depot.