Apple iPad 10.9" 64GB WiFi Tablet W/A14 Chip (10th Gen)
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Our take on the Apple iPad 10.9" 64GB WiFi Tablet W/A14 Chip (10th Gen)
The 10th-generation iPad is Apple's entry-level tablet, with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, the A14 Bionic chip, 64GB of storage and Wi-Fi. It moved to a flat-edge design with USB-C and a landscape front camera, but keeps the older Apple Pencil 1 rather than the Pencil 2. It suits students, casual streamers and anyone who wants a simple tablet for notes, video and browsing; the iPad Air and Pro lines add laminated screens, more power and Pencil 2 support for more demanding work.
- 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display is sharp and bright
- A14 Bionic handles everyday apps and games smoothly
- USB-C charging and accessories
- Landscape front camera centers you on video calls
- Works with the Magic Keyboard Folio and Apple Pencil 1
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers rate the 10th-gen iPad as a solid everyday tablet with a modern design and good battery life. Many complain that the 64GB base storage and the Pencil 1 pairing feel dated for the price.
- StorageCriticisedOwners say 64GB runs out fast once apps, photos and offline video are added.
- DisplayMixedReviewers like the size and color but note the non-laminated panel reflects light and feels less premium.
- PerformancePraisedThe A14 chip keeps everyday apps, browsing and games running smoothly.
Questions and answers
- Is the 10th-gen iPad worth it over the 9th-gen?
- Yes for most buyers. The 10th gen adds a larger 10.9-inch screen, USB-C, a landscape front camera and a modern design. The 9th gen is cheaper but keeps the older Lightning port and smaller display.
- Does it work with the Apple Pencil 2?
- No. It supports the first-generation Apple Pencil, which charges through a USB-C adapter. The Pencil 2 only works with the iPad Air, iPad mini and iPad Pro.
- Is 64GB enough?
- For streaming, browsing and cloud-stored photos, yes. If you download movies, keep large games or shoot lots of video, the 256GB model is the safer choice since there is no memory card slot.
- Does it have a headphone jack?
- No. You need USB-C or Bluetooth headphones, or a USB-C adapter for wired ones.
- What is in the box?
- The iPad, a USB-C charging cable and a 20W USB-C power adapter. The Apple Pencil and keyboard are sold separately.
- Can it replace a laptop?
- For light work like email, notes and documents with the Magic Keyboard Folio, yes. Heavy multitasking and desktop-class apps are better served by the iPad Air or Pro.
