Apple iPad (10th Generation): with A14 Bionic chip, 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display, 256GB, Wi-Fi 6, 12MP front/12MP Back Camera, Touch ID, All-Day Battery Life – Blue

The iPad 10th gen is fast, bright, and perfect for everyday work or school. Apps open instantly and the battery lasts all day. The screen is beautiful for movies, editing, or drawing. Lightweight, reliable, and a great upgrade for the price. It is very easy to use, functional and resistant to scratches.

The quality of the iPad is Amazing, its easy to set up , wifi connectivity is great , very functional my son uses it and he is 1 it barley cracked after him constantly throwing it LOL so the screen protection is great 10/10 also the battery life is amazing if it goes dead as soon as you put it on the charger it turns on haven’t had any problems from this ipad i definitely recommend you buy it came with the case charger , charge block and stickers !

MY ⭐️RATINGS: 5⭐️- EXCEEDS MY EXPECTATIONS! TOP QUALITY & MUST HAVE. I had a choice: a new iPad or a newer iPhone. I don’t make calls, but I use my phone for everything else. It was cheaper for me now to get the iPad. I do a lot of writing, texting, and reviewing all day. Having a keyboard so I don’t have to type with one finger all the time is a relief. I purchased the iPad 10th Generation Case w/Keyboard iPad 10th Generation Case with Keyboard to protect the iPad and the keyboard came with it. There are a couple of things I found odd about the iPad; firstly, it has no calculator app like the iPhone. When I researched it, it explained why, and they just never finished implementing it from the beginning, but I did download one. Second, I had difficulty getting my calendar app to sync correctly, and it had to do with how I set it up back in 2009. Yup, in 2009, before iPads. Ultimately, my iPad doesn’t have all the years of my calendar because to do that, I would have to go back and switch every event to the new exchange. I did switch just one year's worth and then stopped at that. I do like that everything else syncs without issues, and for specific projects, I can now do it all on my iPad instead of going between my iPhone and laptop. I can use WORD and EXCEL without having issues that require me to use my computer. The battery is impressive. It lasted for four days, and that included using it regularly. One thing that I can not stress enough is making sure to spend the money and get the bigger GBs. My mom bought an iPad and got the minimal storage 64GB and keeps having to remove apps and other things because it used up the storage fast. Yes, you have iCloud service, but not everything can be saved there; for example, app data can be saved, but not the installed app. If you are using it for minimal basic things, then 64 GB is for you, but otherwise, playing games, reading books, and everything else, you need more than 64 GB. This is my first iPad, and I did a lot of research first, which I highly suggest anyone do. Apple I pad 10th Geberation is exactly as advertised, well-made, and works well. The PRICE is in the usual range.

It functions very well battery lasts long very easy to set up Wi-Fi connection was also easy to set up overall love the quality because I have it for some time now and most importantly the screen is easy on the eyes I watch movie on it a lot

Nice quality. Functional. Battery life is well. Set up easy.

almost 2 years later , i Love this ipad, the color blue is so pretty and the screen is very durable, its not heavy at all, the speed of the ipad is quick with internet and gaming , the brightness is good, and i would recommend this ipad 10/10because its a good deal and its a goid size, the screen is perfect to play games or watch shows and movies. Step up from the 9th generation with no home button , it functions very well and is used on a daily basis, the battery of the ipad doesn't die quick and can be used for a full day

I just replaced my 7th generation iPad with this one. I love the new iPad, with the exception that the iPad doesn’t hold its battery charge as claimed by the manufacturer. Here are the differences I noticed between the two models, explained as best I can from a basic user’s perspective. I hope this helps someone/ - There is no longer a “home button” on the IPad; instead, you must swipe up to get back to your home page. This is simple enough and something many of us are likely familiar with from more recent versions of the iPhone. - The visual screen display is slightly crisper than on my 7th generation iPad. - The dock is clearly shown at the bottom of the screen and is expanded to include not only the sites you visit most, but the last four sites you visited. - To clear apps you have opened and not closed, you can no longer press the home button twice in quick succession. You now have to swipe up gently until these apps appear in separate “boxes.” You can then swipe them off the page one at a time to get rid of them, as you wish. - The iPad uses an usb-c charger that is not compatible with the usb-c charger for your iPhone or with earlier iPad chargers. The correct charger is included with the iPad. - The iPad charges much faster with the usb-c cable than with earlier iPad chargers. - The one negative issue I noted has to do with how long the iPad stays charged, especially with extended use. Apple claims it will stay charged for the full day. It does not. In fact, I’m not sure that it stays charged notably longer than my 7th generation iPad. - A word on storage. The base level 7th Generation iPad had 32 GB of storage, which seemed like plenty when I bought it. But as new apps took more size and I wanted to do more things, it wasn’t. On my Seventh Generation IPad, approximately half of my 32 GB storage is devoted to the iPad operating system and System Data, leaving little discretionary storage, especially when a new software update requires over 7 GB of storage. I can only see needs for data storage increasing in the future. The sole reason I’m updating my current iPad is lack of storage. I don’t want to face that problem again. If you run a fair number of apps (especially apps like Netflix, YouTube, etc.), like to download video content, play games, have an extensive number of photos, save documents, and so forth, I would give serious consider upgrading from the current base model’s 64 GB of storage to 256 GB. I’m guessing 64 GB may soon be insufficient, too. This point isn’t an iPad comparison, but a note on the technology the iPad supports. This iPad requires the 1st generation IPad pencil, not the 2nd, which was a surprise to me, as the 2nd Generation pencil had already been released.

I wanted an iPad that wouldn’t break the bank. This one is perfect! Battery life is great, easy to set up, it’s worth the money and is high quality.

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