Apple iPad (10th Generation) 10.9-inch 256GB
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Our take on the Apple iPad (10th Generation) 10.9-inch 256GB
The 10th-generation iPad is Apple's mainstream tablet, with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, the A14 Bionic chip and 256GB of storage. It moved to a flat-edge design with a USB-C port and a landscape front camera, so video calls keep you centered. It sits above the 9th-generation model in screen, design and camera, but below the iPad Air, which adds a faster M-series chip, a laminated display and support for the newer Apple Pencil Pro. Reviewers call it the easiest iPad to recommend for everyday use, while noting the older Apple Pencil needs a dongle to charge.
- 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone
- A14 Bionic chip handles everyday apps and games smoothly
- 256GB storage leaves room for offline video and photos
- USB-C port for charging and accessories
- Landscape 12MP front camera with Center Stage
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers describe the 10th-generation iPad as fast and well built for everyday tasks, with a bigger screen and better cameras than the model it replaced. Most criticism centers on accessories: the first-generation Apple Pencil needs an adapter, and the keyboard case is expensive.
- DisplayMixedReviewers like the size and color but note the non-laminated panel reflects more light than the Air's.
- PerformancePraisedOwners say the A14 Bionic keeps apps, games and split-screen multitasking running smoothly.
- Apple PencilCriticisedThe first-generation Pencil pairs and charges through an adapter, which reviewers call awkward.
Questions and answers
- Is the 10th-generation iPad worth it over the 9th generation?
- Yes for most buyers. It adds a larger 10.9-inch screen, a modern flat-edge design, USB-C and a much better front camera. The 9th generation is cheaper but keeps the older home-button design and Lightning port.
- How does it compare with the iPad Air?
- The Air has a faster M-series chip, a laminated anti-reflective display and support for the newer Apple Pencil Pro. The 10th generation is enough for streaming, notes and light editing, and costs less.
- Which Apple Pencil works with it?
- Only the first-generation Apple Pencil. It pairs and charges through a USB-C adapter, since this iPad has no Lightning port.
- Is 256GB enough?
- For most people, yes. It holds a large photo and video library, downloaded shows and games with room to spare. Choose it over 64GB if you shoot a lot of video or keep media offline.
- Does it have a headphone jack?
- No. It has USB-C and Bluetooth, so wired headphones need a USB-C adapter or USB-C headphones.
- What is in the box?
- The iPad, a USB-C charging cable and a 20W USB-C power adapter. The Apple Pencil and keyboard case are sold separately.
