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.
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