From £349
apple.com/uk90 T3 DECEMBER 2019Te s te d
A bigger 10.2-inch screen makes the cheapest
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Apple iPad
PERFECT 10.2
he most important thing
about Apple’s new cheap
iPad is that it doesn’t feel
cheap in any way. Not
only is it nearly physically identical to
the more expensive iPad Air, it’s also
an extremely slick and fast tablet. For
a lot of stuff, it has everything you
need – a sharp 10.2-inch screen, a
speedy Apple A10 processor and tons
of apps. But the iPad Air still offers an
upgrade in almost every area, for £130
more, so the question is whether this
really is enough for you, or whether
you’d be better off with its big
brother, or the iPad mini.
Let’s start with the most important
part of a tablet: the screen. The
10.2-inch display here has a notable
amount of extra volume compared to
the 9.7-inch display of the previous
low-cost iPad model (though they’re
the same otherwise, really, so it’s not
worth upgrading from last year’s).
Obviously, it’s nice to have a bigger
screen for games or movies and stuff,
but that’s just gravy really. The trulyProcessor Apple A10 Screen 10.2-
inch, 1620x2160 LCD Memory
3GB Storage 32GB/128GB Battery
8,227mAh Cameras 12MP rear;
03IURQWOS iPadOS Dimensions
174.x250.6x7.5mm Weight 483gT