Find out more in our iPad 2022 review.įinishing off our iPad generations list is the 5th-generation iPad mini. The lack of 2nd-generation Apple Pencil support is annoying, but the tablet feels luxurious and runs Procreate like a dream. However, when going hands-on, our reviewer loved the tablet's bigger, brighter screen and the amount of power available for complex tasks. Our initial thoughts were that if you want to pay that much, why not look at 2020's iPad Air and be able to use the 2nd-generation Apple Pencil? Or seek out an amazing deal on 2021's iPad (below) and you've still got a cracking tablet. With these new updates, the 10th Gen iPad is $449 in the US, which is a little steep for the 'base-level' iPad. Oh, and the camera is now positioned in the middle of the landscape side of the body, which is better for video calls. It works with a new Magic Keyboard Folio, offers 5G instead of 4G, and uses the 1st-generation Apple Pencil instead of the newer 2nd-generation version. It has the same A14 Bionic chip, the same screen resolution and the same 12MP rear camera, making it feel remarkably familiar. That's the new 2022 iPad, which feels a lot like the 2020 iPad Air. Apple has been walking a fine line with its crammed iPad range, and it was only a matter of time until they released a tablet in one section that actually looked and acted like another iPad from a different section. See our complete iPad Air (5th Gen, 2022) review for more details, and see our guide to the best iPad Air 5 prices to find the best deal where you are.Īpple released a new iPad in October 2022, and there are plenty of updates to be found. The 64GB storage offered in the base device is rather small, so you'll probably want to go for the 256GB version if you're handling a lot of media. It also comes in five attractive colour options compared to the two colours offered for the iPad Pro.
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It's also more portable than the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with its compact size making the new iPad Air a very versatile device for word processing, digital sketching, gaming, messaging and lots more. When we reviewed the new tablet, we found that the chip combined with a superb 1640 x 2360 Liquid Retina IPS LCD screen means the iPad Air is now well and truly an iPad Pro-lite at a more affordable price – although only just, because the price difference is now really very close unless you find a discount. With this launch, Apple made its mid-range tablet a whole lot more pro-like, giving it the same M1 processor as the 2021 iPad Pros.
Released in April 2022, the iPad Air has now moved into its 5th generation.
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See our iPad Pro 12.9in (M1, 2021) review and iPad Pro 11in (M1, 2021) review for full details. Still, if you want a brilliant iPad for a little less than the M2 iPad Pro, this is a great choice. This is not a cheap tablet, and if you don't need all that power we've detailed above, then there are definitely cheaper options that will suit you better. Of course, all this comes at a cost (though less of a cost since the new release). It's hard to think of any creative Pro who couldn't get a lot of use out of this iPad. Pair it with the Apple Pencil 2 and you've got one of the best drawing tablet experiences it's possible to get. With the best iPad camera you can get and clever extra features like Center Stage (which keeps you centered in the frame during video calls), it's a superb iPad for just about everything. In our full review of the 2021 iPad Pro, we were hugely impressed. In short, this is an intensely powerful tablet. It also comes in two sizes (an 11-inch model and a 12.9-inch version), giving you great options for screen real estate. It supports Thunderbolt 3 and USB4, as well as eSIM, and offers global 5G coverage with speeds going up to 4GBps. Want to edit 4K video on a tablet? It'll handle that with ease. With an eight-core M1 processor, it's got a laptop-grade processor, and this means it loads apps in the blink of an eye.
It was the flagship model, the best of the best, and though it may no longer have the title, the 5th-generation iPad Pro is still a beast of a tablet. It offered the most computing power available in an Apple tablet, the finest display, and the fastest user experience. Need the best iPad you can buy? Well, that's now the iPad Pro 2022, but until recently it was this one. Still pricey, unless you find a big discount
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