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Apple iPad 10.9-inch Wi-Fi 256GB - (2022, 10th generation) - Silver
DPCI: 057-10-1384
Highlights
Striking 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display¹ with True Tone
A14 Bionic chip with 6-core CPU and 4-core GPU
12MP Wide back camera
Landscape 12MP Ultra Wide front camera with Center Stage
Touch ID for secure authentication and Apple Pay
Stay connected with ultrafast Wi-Fi ²
USB-C connector for charging and accessories
Works with Apple Pencil (1st generation)⁴ and Magic Keyboard Folio
Community Reviews
This 10th generation iPad stands out as a strong low price tablet with 256 gigabytes of storage, an A14 chip, and enough speed for everyday use, games, photos, document uploads, and family or kid duties. It is described as snappy in daily use and a step up from the 9th generation, with the larger storage making it far more flexible than the base model. The main drawback is longevity, since it is already partway through Apple support life and lacks Apple Intelligence. The non laminated screen is the other notable compromise, making it a practical short term or basic use pick.
Common Questions (5)
Yes, $150 is a very strong price for the 10th-gen iPad, especially with 256GB storage. It has an A14 chip, runs most modern games and everyday tasks well, and is still a solid tablet for basic use or a kid, though support is expected to end in about 5-6 years.
The biggest downside is longevity: it is already mid-way through Apple's lifecycle, so security and app support will eventually end. It also has a non-laminated screen, which is the main hardware complaint mentioned.
Yes, it can work well as a backup iPad, a family calendar on the wall, or a device for communication, YouTube, photos, and basic browsing. Its speed and storage make it practical for those uses.
Yes, it should still have some update runway left, with estimates ranging from about 5-6 years total support to roughly 7 years. That means it is not near end-of-life yet, but it is closer to the end than a current-gen model.
No, the 10th-gen iPad does not support Apple Intelligence because of its chip and RAM limits. It still handles normal iPad tasks fine, but it will miss the newer AI features Apple is adding to supported models.
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