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Little more than two after hitting store shelves, Apple’s iPad of the 10th generationThe tablet is now on sale at a discounted price that makes it easier to recommend. B&H has discounted the base 64GB model with WiFi to $399. However, the deal is only valid for the blue colorway. If you don’t mind the choice of color, you’ll want to act fast as the promotion ends tomorrow evening – or, more likely, when supplies quickly run out.
While the 10th-generation iPad has many improvements over its predecessor, it is also more expensive and features some unusual design choices that make it less easy to buy. Nathan Ingraham, Engadget deputy editor, gave the tablet a score out of 10. , praising Apple’s decision to include a landscape-oriented front-facing camera and USB-C charging. The iPad’s fast A14 Bionic processor was also a highlight, as was the more than 10 hours of battery life he found he could get out of the device. However, the fact the new model is $120 more expensive and only compatible with the first-generation Apple Pencil means it lands in an awkward place among Apple’s other tablets. These flaws, which cost $399, are easy to overlook.
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