Testseek.com have collected 110 expert reviews of the Apple iPad 9 10.2 inch and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad 9 10.2 inch.
September 2021
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110 Reviews
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5925 Reviews
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Double the storage of last year
12MP ultrawide front camera
Affordable price
Twice the storage for last year's price
Slightly faster this year (though you'll probably never know)
Twice the storage for last year's price, Slightly faster this year (though you'll probably never know), Addition of TrueTone white balancing is welcome, Supports Centre Stage, Supports the Apple Pencil (1st gen), Supports Apple's keyboard cover, The best
Still no water resistance, No reason to upgrade
Despite the omission of water resistance, Apple's 9th-generation iPad is still one of the best tablets you can get your hands on, because it's just so freakin' good.It isn't the best performing of all the tablets out there, for sure, but it doesn't need t...
Double the storage of last year, 12MP ultrawide front camera, Affordable price
Tired old design, Still keeping that first-gen Apple Pencil alive
It's past time for Apple to make more sweeping improvements to entry-level iPad, but the strong software ecosystem makes this the tablet to beat at this price...
Published: 2021-10-04, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Even faster and more powerful, Improved Retina Display, Centre Stage on front camera, Afordable
No expandable memory, No 5G connectivity
The iPad, even 11 years after it was introduced, is still one of the most popular and versatile devices you can buy, and this latest version gives it even higher credentials. The original, for many, is still the best.Related PostsAirPods 3rd Gen review –...
Published: 2021-10-23, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Significantly upgraded front camera, Newest Apple chipset, Apple Pencil and Smart Connector support, Touch ID home button, Best value iPad on market today
No 5G, GSM, CDMA, Design feels dated VS iPad Air, Mini, Pro
The iPad remains an impressively cohesive piece of hardware and software design, even here in what feels like Apple's most old-school model of the line-up. If you've used an iPad before, you know what you're in for, and it's a blunt reality that the compe...
Outstanding performance at this price, Excellent battery life, Bright, vivid 10.2-inch display, Double the storage (64GB/256GB), Improved cameras
Recycled design, Not compatible with Magic Keyboard/Pencil Gen 2, Lacks Wi-Fi 6 or 5G support, Weak speakers, No USB-C
Apple's iPad 9 for 2021 relies on fast performance, long battery life, and a bright display to overcome a recycled design and some outdated features...
high-quality aluminum unibody, long battery life, fast SoC, extensive range of accessories, long-term availability of updates
only Bluetooth 4.2, long charging times
In review: Apple iPad (2021)The iPad was the first tablet of the type that we know today, and while our review unit is only Apple's most affordable entry-level product in this segment, it gets a lot right and is, in the end, a very good tablet. It provide...
Functional and familiar, if dated design. Unibody still feels solid, Support for first generation Apple Pencil and Apple Smart Keyboard, Good 500 nits of brightness, as advertised and nearly-perfect sRGB color accuracy, Solid, but unimpressive battery lif
Outdated design, with huge bezels. Kind of hollow body and fingerprint-magnet glass front. Still no ingress protection, Display is not fully-laminated and has an air-gap, causing plenty of glare. Pixel response time is not great either. No HDR video suppo
The iPad 10.2 (2021), also known as the 9th generation iPad is quite a familiar device. Apple, more or less, refreshed the 8th and the 7th generation iPad, before that, once again, giving it an Apple A13 Bionic chipset, a new, fancy ultrawide FaceTime HD...
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