The iPad FINALLY Makes Sense!
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
- When Apple released the 10th gen iPad, it didn't make a lot of sense, it was really close in price point to the iPad Air at $450, only supported the first generation Apple Pencil, and had a new camera design that wasn't on any of the other iPads... however after a price drop and a new Apple Pencil, this iPad finally makes sense.
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I picked this up a few days ago. Couldn’t be happier. I use my MacBook for most intense jobs, but this is a great value.
Glad you’re enjoying it
I picked up 20 to tile my bathroom floor lol.
I saw M1 Airs getting sold for $400. That's even a better deal
Yeah for $50 more than the iPad 10, the M1 Air is a bargain for $399 with much better build quality.
iPad also down to $330. Probably get close to $300 during summer. But the m1 air still a better deal I think
Only lasted a few hours
@@MikeHightower1 Less than that even
That’s true but I think you’ll have to upgrade faster than the updates make you because of the lack of the compatibility with the older iPads with Apple Pencil pro and the newer Magic Keyboard.
There’s a double acceleration factor.
I’d argue to just buy the newest iPad that just came out today because the double acceleration factor is going to make your “moneys worth of a deal” turn into “pissing into the wind”
I bought this iPad to replace the 9th gen I had. I don’t use it for anything other than media consumption and light gaming … very light. So, yeah, it has solved a lot issues I had with the old iPad design like getting rid of the home button, landscape stereo speakers, a better camera (for the best best camera is the one you have on you…), landscape front facing camera, and I kept my 1st gen Apple penci an bough tthe 9 dollar adapter and charge it with a USB-C cable so now I have nothing that uses lightning anymore and can get rid of all of my lighting cables… that’s pretty cool.
Damn the iPad, where did you get that PlayStation shirt!!?? 😂
I think at Uniqlo.
He has the best shirt game on apple youtube
@@TokyoNeko8 thankfully he doesn't own a cat? haha
@@GregsGadgetsA curious question: Are there people over eighty years of age who are very elderly people who own modern smart phones???
Completely agree. The price drop for a 10th generation (10 iterations of Apple refinement remember) is an absolute game changer and no brainer. Pair with the Apple Pencil USB and I’d highly recommend the Logitech Touch combo keyboard case - (at half the price of the Apple keyboard) you’ve got yourself the iPad / laptop experience at a price that is more akin to a mid range Android tablet. For 90 percent of people this combination can give you everything you need. Great review and brilliant observation.
Apple could have priced it at $350 when it first appeared over a year ago, no? 😕
We all go to work to make money no?
Yes
Yes but they like money 💰
Well they were still selling the iPad 9, that was that price, and now they have probably scaled it enough to be able to cut the price. It’s also over a year old components are cheaper.
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If going for iPad, go for the cheapest one. iPadOS is the same from $350-$2000 or whatever the new one's cost ! No-brainer. And at that price the iPad is awesome to use too.
If this is a persons first iPad then yes, buy the basic iPad 10th generation with 256GB and, perhaps like myself also with the cell data option. However, if you already own like myself an older classic basic iPad 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th or 8th generation version then, I would pass on this newer model and, just pick-up a basic iPad 9th generation. Why? Because, your wired headphones will continue to work, all your lighting adapters will continue to work, along with your Apple 1st generation pencil, plus this model also supports Apple's "Center Stage" function (smile...smile).
@@transitengineer That's a good point about the compatibility and saving money on the accessories side, should always be a big consideration with Apple.
I 100% think the glare is one of the biggest complaints. I tried reading a book outside the other day and it did look like I was just looking in a mirror lol
Nano texture is only $100 upgrade or the inferior $40 matte screen.
And the storage tbh
Since the Apple Store now has this iPad at $349, with the Veterans discount it is only $314. Bought one last Tuesday. Great price. And I traded in my iPad 9 for $170. Win win for me.
For those who can get by with a Chromebook but don’t want a Chromebook this is a fantastic option. If you compare to the Windows options for this price point, the Mac options are superior. Most basic computing needs can be done on the entry level iPad with the Logitech keyboard (much cheaper than the Apple version).
Amazon had a sale yesterday, it was down to 330. I picked one up to use as a vacation/trip iPad. If it breaks or gets stolen, I will not feel bad (like I would if the same happened to my Pro).
Man what a world we live in… having multiple iPads for work and watching movies..😅
Hmmm..this is a great idea. I may just keep my iPad Pro 10.5” for traveling!
Bonus on the usb c apple pencil, you can use it while charging it. You could not with the 1st gen apple pencil.
Got my elderly mother to upgrade her 2017 ipad. This will be perfect for her
In Europe it went from 579€ to 429€, which is 150€ cheaper. Thats very good.
I got this iPad. Two things I miss and it’s for gaming purposes: M processor and 128 Gb base model. For everything else I do it’s fine. Excellent for media consumption and office work. I also use iMovie on it to do some editing. Notes and pencil for notes. If I only could game AAA games on it then it would be perfect.
Got mine last week, it's my first iPad. I love it! now my phone never gets used lol
happy for you buddy, welcome to the Apple family❤
Its magic folio keyboard is one of the coolest things about it! It’s two pieces that magnetize to the ipad - you can flip the keyboard piece backwards so that it folds back on the ipad to use in handheld mode! I wish the pro and air did that!
Would look hard at the basic Apple iPad at $ 349.00 if I were in the market to purchase one. Very happy with my 2017 12-inch Apple Pro for content consumption.
Picked one up recently to replace my 5th gen iPad. I've always wanted to use the Apple Pencil but couldn't until now and as much as I wanted the convenience of USB-C charging, I had to go with the 1st gen Apple Pencil because of the pressure sensitivity. If only Apple implemented pressure sensitivity with the updated USB-C Pencil, now I'm stuck with that awkward charging and pairing.
Payed 300$ for mine open box from Best Buy. I use mine to draw and take notes alongside media consumption and light gaming. I used my Gfs M2 iPad Pro right after using my regular degular iPad 10 and I could notice a slight difference but nowhere near enough for me to cough up an extra grand for an iPad. It does feel a bit flimsy but it just…works. I pull it out and jot down notes all the time no problem. I don’t understand the hate that surrounds this products, it’s perfectly fine for 90% of people. If you’re a creative on a budget it’s perfectly reasonable.
Storage for photos and music could be a problem for some with 64GB storage on the entry iPad. To boost iPad storage (256GB) pushes the price to $500.
The entry iPad Air has 128GB storage and costs $600. That makes the M2 Air a very acceptable alternative. Also, Logitech makes good keyboards for the Air which have function keys.
If someone is very disciplined with keeping everything neat and tidy and uses cloud storage for music, photos and videos, that wouldn't be a problem.
However, if someone likes using apps for everything, then the built-in storage will be a limiting factor.
My dad does very well with the 32gb iPad 8 he has, so 64gb would be like a massive upgrade for him
@@SPFboy86 ; I posted my comment because this video did a comparison between the new regular iPad and the iPad Air.
And Greg asked for feedback.
I wrote “for some”. Why do “some” use less storage and others more storage. It is often not about discipline but usage and convenience with storage for any personal computing device depending on personal preference.
For a simple consumption device, a 32GB iPad could be adequate. I still regularly use a 32 GB iPod for just music. But I do more with my iPad than my iPod. But this is just me. Again, a person who has limited use can get by with 64GB of iPad storage.
It is well known that now an iPad can be a laptop replacement for almost all situations. A laptop often has apps such as for games, streaming, word processing, spreadsheets, etc. Just as that can take storage in a laptop (which is almost always greater than 64GB), this use can also use storage in an iPad.
What about cloud storage? I do use cloud storage for many things with over 32GB in iCloud. My wife has a lot more than that.
We have owned several iPads and currently have two 9th gen. both with the 256GB internal storage option.
When these iPads need to be replaced, we would consider the iPad Air.
Welcome to the Apple price ladder!
@@korsveien ; thanks for the welcome. Having used an Apple ][ and a Mac starting in the 80s I’ve been on that Apple ladder for a long time!
Tbh the 1st generation pencil assembling process is satisfying (in my opinion not as satisfying as the usb c pencil magnetic attachment) and i have never used the 1st gen pencil before
Thank you so much Greg for saving me almost $1000 - I cancelled my $1,500 pre-order for an 11 in M4 Pro (that I really don’t need for my pretty basic tasks) with the new Magic Keyboard, expensive Apple Care+ for iPad Pro, and the new Apple Pencil Pro, and bought myself this discounted iPad 10 instead with 256 gb, open-box Magic Keyboard Folio, cheaper Apple Care, and kept my existing 1st Gen Apple Pencil as well that works with it! $600 all-in for the entire set! And a great swap for my old iPad 6th Gen that I sold for $140. The whole upgrade costed me less than $500, the new 10th Gen iPad is fantastic, and does all the same things as the Pro! You were right, an average user shouldn’t get into the Apple marketing trap, and only pay for what they really need. And don’t listen to the graphic designers and video editors, if you are not one of them 😂
Yep
Thanks Greg
I remember this being out along with the M1 Air. This was £450 and the M1 Air was £499. I went for the Air at that price, though now, at £350 and the increase in Air prices. I would snap this up in an instant.
I already have my 15 pro max to play resident evil or those high end games with 120 hz so I decided to purchase iPad 10th gen with usb c pencil and went with a basic 64 gb for general browsing, taking notes for uni and play normal games like pubg, gta and streaming. So far I have 20 gigs for free storage so rather than purchasing the 256 gig, I purchased smart folio and pencil for the same price 😊
also remember that it is a 10 gen ipad that was released 2 years ago so you have to think about updates and the timeline of which ones on the current lineup will get discontinued first
Yeah, would you better pay $1,000-$2,000 for the new M4 one, and keep it for 7 years, or get this $350 one now for 4 years, and then trade it in for like $100 and upgrade? Something tells me the first scenario will not save you a lot of money…
New to your channel, but loving ur videos!
great video! good job! I like that you are calm. Most tech reviewers are overenergized without a reason. You won my subscription
If you were to compare the 10 to the 9, which Apple doesn’t sell anymore, it was $329 and the 10 is now $349, so $20 more, you would be getting much more upgrades for that $20. The best decision Apple made was lowering the price. Great value I think! 😎👍
Greg , this is one of your finest reviews. Solid perspectives and helpful insights about where this iPad fits as an option and who would benefit most, and explaining the great value proposition. Great script writing, good balance of info and humor, and good speaking levels.
On the review, I fully agree. While it’s hard to justify the Pro line of iPads for most, if your usage footprint matches the base iPad, this model shines and keeps other tablets at bay and gives a compelling point of entry into Apple’s iPad lineup!
4:20 the updated pen is not great for drawing… It does not have the pressure sensor… which is such a bummer.
I have the iPad Pro for work… iPad Air for photo editing and the normal iPad for movies. Oh and and iPad in the bathroom for Apple News plus and CZcams. An iPad next to my bed to read books.
If you’re being serious then that’s wild
I’m only at 2 iPads currently lol
Ha ha ha. Not sure if, you are old enough to remember the first promotional video done by Apple for their first "clamshell" iBook laptops (the first laptop model to ship with an optional internal Airport WiFi card). Because, one of the guys interviewed says "Wow, this would be nice to use at home in the restroom" (smile...smile).
I only have 1 iPad Air 5 (2022), but it’s everywhere I go: work, couch, bed, bathroom.
@@transitengineer😂
@@k.vn.kyeah I was totally just messing. I only own 1😅
This is the review I’ve been waiting for. I have a 7th gen iPad and I wouldn’t mind having an Apple Pencil Pro upgrade. Plus the battery has been getting a little drainy.
Edit: My current iPad is mostly used for note taking.
$350 is a really good deal, but then if you want a keyboard your spending $600, and for $700 you could get an M1 Macbook Air brand new at Walmart instead, which actually has a fully functional OS, 256gb storage, 8gb ram, 13" screen, more viewing angles, better lapability, probably other stuff that is better too. So you kinda really really really gotta want a tablet for this to be worth it.
My 80-year-old parents would think I am joking if I bought them an MB Air instead of an iPad! Some people buy iPads exactly for the reason they do not want a laptop; 600 million iPads have been sold and counting...
@@andyH_Englanddamn bro that has nothing to do with what this comment is saying. They’re just giving people more options if they were looking to get the iPad WITH the keyboard.
@@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462 True, I get that. But I know no one has a base iPad or keyboard, so I'm not sure that's the target market.
Apple does it on purpose
@@andyH_England so they probably don't need a keyboard or extra storage and you're just paying $300 and making my point...
Does apple make a keyboard for the regular 10 gen ipad?
If you’re an artist the loss of pressure sensitivity is not worth usb-C at all with the updated Apple Pencil
That’s fine though, as not everyone is an artist. For most people this is the laptop replacement, not the pro which IS an art tool.
If you broke artist, you can buy more capable second hand models, and as a daily iPad user who dables in Android, they are fine, and the 2024 tabs6 lite is a perfect tool to get started and get commissions to pay for an upgrade down the road.
@@sloppynyuszi Not everyone is a pro artist. For a hobbyist who likes drawing, coloring and sketching without working in multiple layers or using complex software the normal iPad is perfectly fine for many. It’s a shame that casual artists are expected to pay a premium or shop second hand for a feature that used to be standard.
@@Moon_samurai128 I have two iPads. A pro for work and the mini for something to always have on me. The mini is fine, and for casual artists I would recommend the lower end Samsung Galaxy tabs. I would argue the S-pen is better than the Apple Pencil (I prefer it), and for casual stuff the Android ecosystem is more than enough. Infinite painter is a fine alternative to procreate and I think Artflow is super under rated and a slept on app.
I get no profit from Apple sales, and personally I don’t care about their bottom line. Their pro products are better value than the Wacom solutions for portable art making, and their entry level stuff isn’t. Since there are good alternatives for artists on a budget, Apple not catering for them isn’t the biggest issue. It’s their loss.
Even then if you are a hobby artists, the regular air is not cheap, but not bad value. That Air will still be awesome in 5 years. While the budget Android options won’t. I would argue neither will the iPad 10.
Getting one for my birthday.
I’d get it if it wasn’t for the fact that my ninth generation iPad is working perfectly fine. My only concern would be that if reported upcoming AI features will require a more capable processor or not.
It is good value for money apart from the ridiculous 64GB storage option. That storage level will significantly restrict what you can do with this device.
Have owned three basic iPad models and each with max storage a 4th generation (first model with a retina display), a 6th generation (first model with support for the Apple pencil), and a 9th generation (with the smart connector, supports both a physical SIM card and an electronic SIM card, and supports Apple's "Center Stage" function). In addition, I always also get the cell data option (smile...smile).
iPad 10 doesn’t pretend to be a Mac and disappoint us. It knows it’s an iPad and it only does iPad things! Thanks for showing love to this great device.
- from The President of iPad 10 Fan Club
I just bought a 10, and am loving it! But I’m surprised they didn’t make a Space Grey model, so I went Blue 😂👍
There’s a few things that get me about this iPad…
Why not upgrade it to the A15 (at least) like the iPad Mini and why not upgrade the USB speeds?
What apple pen is that?
I thought about this, but when I looked at Amazon, I could get a refurbished 2018 Ipad Pro 11 for the same price. Roughly similar chips, a better screen on the the pro, a better camera on the 10 (with better placement).
Just bought mine used in mint condition with an Apple Pencil usb c and case for $300
yep the Basic model was meant to be the affordable one out of all of the iPad series
I just need an ipad I could use an monitor when I travel. Should I get this or go for iPad 13 inch?
Thanks for this. Welcome thoughts… i have mini 6 which i love and use daily. Started to use for taking notes with pencil at work but screen just not large enough. Seems overkill to buy air or pro just for apple pencil writing on bigger screen. This seems like a good solution? Of course, i don’t want better ipad envy, fear of missing out 😂. Buy basic ipad for work to save money then upgrade personal ipad mini when it gets updated …
Since, this only works with the Apple 1st generation pencil, you may want to save even more money by getting a basic iPad 9th generation (smile...smile).
Can you use the pencil whilst charging with the usb c?
Yes
Good information
You convinced me to trade an 8th gen iPad in for this. I have an m3 iMac max specs and if I really need power I can remote in to my M2 Ultra studio
I have 11 inch air use 40 out of 65 storage
I would agree if the pencil situation wasnt so weird and if it wasnt starting at 64 gbs
I got one for free 2 weeks ago n I have a M1 Pro 11 inch
And wait the pencil can magnetize?
Also the 10 is VERY solid , owning a M1 n then coming to the 10 , it’s solid and not too far off
I bring the 10 to work , my M1 was for college
What's the purpose of having 2 ipads
It needs another revision to the Apple Pencil so that it’ll magnetically hold and charge like the new Pro one with the horizontal camera. Leave out the other fancy artist features so it’s still under $100 and you have a more complete device for those who just want to use it for notes, annotation and casual sketching. Admittedly the USB-C one is an improvement though.
I have a question! I'm currently using an android tablet (Samsung S6 lite) and even though the s pen is not that amazing, it does have pressure sensitivity. I'm thinking to move on to the iPad 10th gen, since I use a macbook and I don't really need any fancy features because I only use it to take notes and watch videos. Do you think pressure sensitivity is crucial for note-taking? I want to know if it would feel awkward or bad to use a pen that doesn't have the pressure sensitivity feature when I'm really used to it.
It would only make sense with the m series chips if they had the option to boot into iPad OS or desktop.
In the Netherlands this one lowered in price basic model still costs 439 euro which is 475 us dollar. That's not really 349 dollar.
I assume you have 20% VAT, and there are transport costs and exchange rate variables. You must understand that it cannot be a simple 1:1 conversion?
The only thing that you need to know about this iPad is that it should sell for £200 or less as everything in it and on it is what was on the cheap/low end side of technology 5 years ago.
True, even with the Apple "tax", with the removal of the basic iPad 9th generation, the basic iPad 10th generation should sell for only around $275 (smile...smile).
since they lowered the price i think it actually makes sense now, still bought the 9th gen because it literally can do anything i need it for and i do have a macbook air for the demanding tasks, a usb-c port would've been nice which is something the 10th gen offers but it also does not have a headphone jack.
The ipad air should just be the ipad and the mini should just be the third size option
EDIT: Great video by the way
Is it possible to save a file by now?
Yes. iPadOS is updated
Cool video. Do you think Apple always had this is mind when they released the 10th gen?
The only problem I have with the 10th gen now is the absence of a laminated glass display
Why the iPhone 10 could not share the accessories with iPad Air 11 ?
Thank you very much for this beautiful video. I am really thinking of buying a study instead of an old laptop that I have now, which is very bad, but please clarify the USBC port point. What is the problem with the slowness? Can I watch episodes from an external flash drive or download montage clips from the external flash drive and light montage on programs like Capcat?
I thank you again for the wonderful video, and I apologize for my poor English because I use Google Translate (I am from Saudi Arabia).
The speeds on the basic iPad 10th generation are at USB "C" 2.0 speed. A better option for you would be to, just buy an older iPad Air model and pass on the basic iPad versions.
@@transitengineer I also thought about the new iPad Air, but we are waiting for the device to be released to everyone and more reviews about it. Then after that I decide to buy, thank you very much.
The new Apple Pencil doesn’t have pressure sensitivity which is a big down grade for people looking to draw/use the tablet for art
When you want more than 64 GB and now you have to pay $499 for 256 on 10 Gen …. It brings the NEW Gen 6 Air in to play at $599 for 128 GB because the Gen 5 Air with 256 is $649 …. This is the game Apple likes to play on pricing …. The 256 was done on purpose for last Gen Air and Gen 10 for pricing to put you closer to the next model in line so now you debate should I just get next iPad up .
I was thinking about getting the iPad Pro but when I saw the release I wasn’t impressed. Sure it’s amazing but 1000$ for an iPad is insane. The 10th gen does everything 99% of people want from an iPad at 1/3 of the cost. Only downside is the storage. 64gb is NOT ENOUGH. I mean my 6th gen iPad worked fine the only reason I upgraded was because 32gb wasn’t enough to install more than 1 game. I’m sure I will run into this issue in a few years but then they will have a cheap m iPad for 350$ and the two iPad will still be cheaper than the pro.
It is very similar to the air with the same screen, speakers, microphone and cameras
It looks like the air but the air's speaker and screen is slightly better 10% at best
The speakers were the same from what I see in the specs. The screen seems to be better for True Tone and anti reflective. You can add anti reflective screen protectors so the air for most people is not required. The base iPad does nearly everything the air does for $250 less
Nope, even with the price drop, it still doesn't make sense for me. If you're gonna buy an iPad 10th gen, just get the 9th gen and save some money for the Apple pencil.
I use my iPad for everyday use have an older iPad but I do want to upgrade to a new iPad though
Ipad air m1 on sale at walmart for $399
I think the 256gb is the only useful option and sadly it’s 500-600€. 64gb is not practical to use anymore. My wife has one and she can even update the os easily, download few Netflix shows and it’s full.
On a second note what about iPad ram? The air has 8gb vs 3or4 on the gen10? Running out of ram is annoying af and the main reason I usually upgrade.
If you need 128GB or more, the iPad Air is a no-brainer choice. I could only recommend the iPad 10 if you are buying the base model, and according to Apple, that is the majority of sales, as many people are fine with 64GB.
Better to pick up Amazon deal m1 air 64gb for $399. You are welcome. Also. I hate my Mini A15 chip is newer than this 10th gen iPad with A14 chip.
yall, think a14 is not a slow chip, my iPad 9th gen runs games so smooth lol and it uses the a13 chip, I want to upgrade to this iPad now or wait to get the new mini or 11th gen
Really thinking about getting one now that the price dropped. Loving all these comments.
I'm currently in iPad analysis-paralysis hell right now. I'm rocking an iPad Air 3 which is really showing its age. The tech geek in me really wants to go all in on the new iPad Pro, however, considering I just bought a new M3 Pro MacBook Pro, my budget is a little cramped. Since I'm not an artist, video editor, or music producer, my wallet is saying, "Just get the regular $350 iPad." My kids have these iPads for school already and they use them for all sorts of productivity tasks. However, the hollow, plasticky, thumping sound of the air gap whenever I touch the screen makes me cringe. And I really don't like the basic iPad's Magic Keyboard. It sticks out way too much and will probably hang off my desk and be annoying. The iPad Air would seem like a nice middle ground, but at that point if you factor in the iPad and the keyboard, you're at $1000 again and I might as well just get the Pro which has features I have come to appreciate and I'm already used to from my iPhone 15 Pro Max, like Pro Motion and Face ID, etc. It's SO jarring to me after using my phone to then go to my iPad Air. The 60hz becomes even more noticeable. And Touch ID is really annoying when you are used to Face ID on your iPhone. The perfect device for me would have been an iPad Air with Pro Motion and Face ID. I don't even need OLED or any of the other Pro features. Surely Apple knows this and that's why they haven't (and probably never will) add Pro Motion to the Air because they know that's the one feature users want and if they get it, they will never buy the Pro models (unless, of course, you are an artist or something).
So anyway, after all that said... Does it make sense to spend all that money on the iPad Pro when I'm not a "Pro" user just to have nice quality of life features like Face ID and Pro Motion, or should I just save money and get the regular iPad and try to force myself to live with it?
As an ipad user, the thing you would miss the most is external display. I use an ipad pro 2020 and I'm missing out on this (not M series chip uh Apple really).
Wait for refurbished ipad air or pro.
And yeah the 120hz does feel very nice too.
The speakers too are very nice, as good as a real audio speaker.
Just get the pro my boi
@@wolfwoof2000 Thanks for the comment, but I don’t really use an external display with my iPad. I have a MacBook Pro connected to dual screen monitors. So anything I would need a monitor for on the iPad can most likely be done on the MacBook. For me, the iPad is really just a companion device for when I don’t feel like unhooking my MacBook Pro from the dock and taking it with me. The iPad is more for getting work done while on the go, on the couch, in bed, etc. where a larger MacBook would be too cumbersome. I work from home so I use the MacBook probably 75% of the time. So the iPad would be for the other 25% when I’m not at a desk. So the question becomes: can you justify the price of an iPad Pro for that 25%, or do you suck it up and live with 60hz for that 25%?
Have you looked at the M3 Pro? Basically the same as an M4 but cheaper
@@Adamoji I think it depends of what use you want to make. For me, my ipad is a replacement for my phone and laptop when I'm at home.
I use it for cooking recipes, audio speaker, browsing, drawing. It's like a simpler laptop.
And you have your mobile apps, just slideover them and it's like you have a laptop with a mobile attached.
I see my ipad like this, it manages everything I need to do when I'm at home.
I’d happily trade my M1 Pro with it. I bought it with the hope that iPadOS will get upgraded at some point but 99% of the everyday tasks can be done even with the 9th gen. Surely there are features like pro motion and laminated display that are impressive. But still i can live without them if it’s to save 500$.
Combed hair Greg < Shaggy hair Greg
I wish they would mac os it.
Now they have a nice affordable tablet and now they need an updated iPhone SE for those of us who don’t have 800+ to spend on a phone.
It is coming, but Apple only does the SE on a long upgrade cycle to reach a lower price point. I heard 2025 for the next SE.
Doesn’t really make sense, when you start to want to upgrade the slightest, because you are then compelled to going a bit higher and higher.
I agree. These are targeted at base users.
My daughter lost her iPad today , She has passcode , Password and finger id on it but I can’t see it in find my iPad as it’s saying no device’s but I’m sure we did set it up can whoever has found it get on to it ? , And will Apple block it with imei number ? , Hope they can’t reset it but I do have Apple insurance so hopefully she can get another one ,
64gb is never worth it
Greg, you forgot about speakers, that are really, really bad on this iPad :/
Better find some pair of good headphones or BT/Smart speaker to watch a movies or listen to music :/
Apple is so messy right now. They need to be more sophisticated again
The 64 GB base modell is useless. So the base price is 500USD+keyboard+pen. Which are not compatible with iPad Air, if you happen to upgrade. It's no longer in the price range of a cheap chromebook, but rivals the Macbook Air models.
The new pen is clearly a joke on users. They spent a bunch of money on development instead of putting pen2 in it. Which, by the way, you can draw with because it is pressure sensitive.
It would be a great device for kids at school or for casual users at home, but Apple was too stingy.
A curious question: Are there people over eighty years of age who are very elderly people who own modern smart phones??!!
Is the less premium experience than the original apple pencil. if you are a decent and detailed artist it is best that you stick with the old apple pencil even if you have to use that weird wire to connect. there used to be an adapter in a box so you could just charged it by itself use that. Why? I think you lose pressure sensitivity and tilt sensitivity or something like that. I don't even know if double tap still works. It was a wild pencil release because it lost so many features. that if you're not using it for writing you're missing out and even if you use it for writing cuz you have a unique way you write you still missing out
I will probably replace my 8 with this one.
The Keyboard costs two-thirdsbthe price of the iPad. This can be called a feature only for an Apple product.
There are third-party keyboards that cost less.
iPad Air is really an iPad Pro-Light.
But m2 pro has a better display?
Make sense? After watching this video it shows that it is more confusing now than before.
There's no pressure sensitivity on the usb-c pencil making it a much worse than the pencil 1 regardless of how you charge it. In fact I would not recommend this iPad at all if you want to use the pencil.
For drawing it wouldn’t be as good but I’m a student and take hand written notes with it. I don’t need anything fancy for that.
@@JoveroIV Then this iPad is for you.
I JUST GOT THE IPAD 10 through my carrier they had to order it but it will only cost me $180! THE CELLULAR MODEL I GET IT THROUGH MY CARRIER that’s how I got my iPhone 15 and Apple Watch Ultra 2
Maybe I want to get the iPad (10th generation) with $349.
Personally, I could only recommend my model the basic iPad 9th generation. Then like, I did just add a Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard and, it turns your basic iPad into almost a laptop computer (smile...smile).
The USB C Apple Pencil has no pressure sensitivity though... its an objective downgrade lol