Is the iPad 9th generation still worth buying?

Yes, if you want a simple tablet for browsing, streaming, notes and video calls. It runs current iPadOS and handles everyday apps well. Skip it if you need USB-C, a laminated screen or heavy multitasking.

How does it compare with the iPad 10th generation?

The 10th generation moves to an all-screen design, USB-C and a faster chip. The 9th generation keeps Touch ID, the home button and the Lightning port, and it is the more basic option. Both work with the first-generation Apple Pencil.

Does the Apple Pencil work with it?

Yes. It supports the first-generation Apple Pencil, which charges through the Lightning port. The newer USB-C Apple Pencil does not work with this model.

How much storage does the 64GB model really give me?

iPadOS and preinstalled apps take up part of the 64GB, so you get less than that for your own files. It is fine for streaming and light use, but heavy photo, game or offline video users should look at a higher capacity.

What comes in the box?

A pre-owned unit typically includes the iPad and a charging adapter and cable. Check the specific listing for what is included, since accessories can vary.

Is a pre-owned iPad 9 a good idea?

It can be, since the hardware is durable and still supported. Check the battery health and cosmetic condition before buying, and confirm the return terms.

Where can I buy the Apple iPad 9th Generation 10.2-Inch 64GB - Space Gray?

5 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Wireless Source, Newegg.com, eBay, LUXORA.

Apple iPad 9th Generation 10.2-Inch 64GB - Space Gray

Q: Where is the Apple iPad 9th Generation 10.2-Inch 64GB - Space Gray cheapest?

At Amazon, for $464.24, as of our latest check.

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$464.24at AmazonChecked Nov 12

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