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The iPad mini 7 is Apple's smallest tablet, now with the A17 Pro chip and 8GB of RAM, the same class of silicon that powers Apple Intelligence features. It keeps the 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, the 293-gram body and the USB-C port, and it works with the Apple Pencil Pro. Against the iPad Air and base iPad it trades screen size and keyboard support for one-hand portability; against Android small tablets it wins on chip speed and app quality but costs more and has no expandable storage.
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Owners and reviewers treat the mini 7 as a modest but welcome refresh: the A17 Pro and 8GB of RAM fix the previous model's aging chip and enable Apple Intelligence, while the design, screen and battery life carry over largely unchanged. Most praise its size for reading and travel; the common complaints are the 60Hz display and the lack of a keyboard option.
The iPad mini (A17 Pro) is a compact, lightweight tablet with an 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display. It is powered by the A17 Pro chip with a 16-core Neural Engine and supports Apple Intelligence, which includes text summarizing, image generation and a more capable Siri.
The A17 Pro offers hardware-accelerated ray tracing and up to 30% faster CPU performance. The fully laminated display has an anti-reflective coating, True Tone and a wide P3 color gamut. It reaches 500 nits of brightness.
It works with Apple Pencil Pro, including the hover feature. Both the front and rear cameras are 12 MP, and Center Stage keeps you in frame during video calls. Connections include Wi-Fi 6E and a USB-C port with USB 3 speeds, and the tablet has Touch ID.
