Alongside the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE, Apple also announced the new iPad on Tuesday at its “Time Flies” special virtual event.
Just a couple days after the announcement, some of these devices have started appearing in the hands of reviewers. In regards to the 10.2-inch iPad, so far Scott Stein from CNET and Chris Velazco from Engadget have shared their opinions on the latest low-cost iPad.
iPad (2020) Early Reviews and First Impressions
CNET — Hands-on with Apple’s new iPad: For most, more than enough
Engadget — Apple iPad (2020) hands-on: A better kind of basic
iPad (2020) Unboxing and Hands-On Videos
The 2020 iPad is available to pre-order now starting at $429 CAD and will begin arriving to customers and select stores tomorrow.
After Apple announced today a special event for May 7, likely to debut iPad updates, the company has released another round of beta software updates for developers. Available now is iOS 17.5 beta 3, alongside other equivalent builds: iOS 17.5 beta 3 iPadOS 17.5 beta 3 macOS 14.5 beta 3 tvOS 17.5 beta 3 visionOS...
In a move that has been long-awaited by iPad users, Apple is gearing up to launch a built-in Calculator app for the iPad as a key new feature of iPadOS 18.
