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The 10th-generation iPad is Apple's entry-level tablet, now with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, flat-edge aluminum design and USB-C. This version adds cellular (5G/LTE) and 256GB of storage, so it works away from Wi-Fi and holds more apps, photos and downloads. The A14 Bionic chip handles everyday multitasking, streaming and light creative work, but it is a step behind the M-series iPad Air and Pro. Reviewers like the larger screen, the repositioned front camera for landscape video calls and the top-button Touch ID; they note the older chip and the lack of Apple Pencil 2 support as trade-offs against the Air.
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Owners and reviewers call the 10th-generation iPad a well-rounded everyday tablet with a bigger screen and better video calls than the model it replaced. Most criticism centers on the older chip, the non-laminated display and Pencil compatibility.
This is the Apple iPad (10th generation) with Wi-Fi + Cellular, in silver with an aluminum body. It has a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display and an Apple A14 Bionic chip with a 16-core Neural Engine. Storage is 256GB and can't be expanded. The cellular model is unlocked and works with all carriers.
The display is an IPS LED-backlit panel with True Tone and Wide Color (P3). The rear camera is 12MP and the front camera is a 12MP Ultra Wide with Center Stage. Video records in up to 4K at 60fps. Touch ID is built into the top button, and the stereo speakers sit in a landscape layout.
The iPad connects over Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and 5G or LTE cellular. It charges through USB-C. It is compatible with Apple Pencil (1st generation) and Magic Keyboard Folio, both sold separately.
