By Philip Berne
Contributions from Alex Walker-Todd, Michelle Rae Uy
We'll help you find the best iPad for you
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There's a lot of reasons why the best iPads are among the top tablets on the market. These popular portables are more than just devices to stream content and read e-books on. Even the latest generation iPad is powerful enough to demanding tasks like graphic design and video editing.
It's hardly surprising that the best tablets often come from Apple. And, no matter your budget or needs, Apple has something to offer, thanks in large part to its range of models, each of which has its own strengths and target consumer.
The price of entry for iPads has increased in the past year but Apple is still selling the older iPad 10.2 (2021), which may appeal to those on a budget. If you have a bigger budget, the iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) has tremendous performance along with a display fit for professional graphics design. Alternatively, the new iPad 10.9 (2022) is a more affordable option that's able to cover all the essentials well.
We've tested most iPad models out there, so we know what the ideal iPad is for every situation.As long as you know what your needs are, we can help you find the ideal Apple tablet for you. We've also included some of the older generation models if you prefer a refurbished buy.
As you'd expect, they work best alongside the best iPhones. If you're more of an Android fan, our look at the best Android tablets may be a better place to start.
The best iPad 2023
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1. iPad Pro 12.9 (2022)
The best iPad by far
Specifications
Weight: 688g
Dimensions: 280.6 x 214.9 x 6.4mm
OS: iPadOS 16
Screen size: 12.9-inch
Resolution: 2048 x 2732 pixels
CPU: Apple M2
Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP + 10MP + LiDAR
Front camera: 12MP
Reasons to buy
+ Beautiful mini-LED screen Future-proof M2 chip
Reasons to avoid
- 128GB is small for the price Battery life isn't huge
When you come to a list of the best iPads the iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) is unquestionably the top. If the iPad is all about the big screen, the bigger iPad Pro is not only the biggest iPad screen, it's also the most advanced, using mini-LED technology on the Apple XDR-branded display.
The latest iPad Pro also comes with an Apple M2 chip inside, meaning it is just as powerful as Apple's Macbook laptop range. The M2 gives you more capable graphics, plus faster memory access for high-end apps. Even with the list of additions, you still get a super-thin and light design, too.
It's an incredibly expensive tablet, and the price puts it in reserve for serious professionals who need all of that mutimedia power. The new iPad gets advanced hovering capabilities in the Pencil, and even a camera setup that can record Apple ProRes video. The iPad Pro 12.9 is truly unmatched.
If you just want to watch movies and video chat with friends, this iPad is serious overkill. If you need the best of the best, there is only one to buy.
Read the full iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) review
2. iPad 10.2 (2021)
The best budget iPad
Specifications
Weight: 487g
Dimensions: 250.6 x 174.1 x 7.5mm
OS: iPadOS 15
Screen size: 10.2-inch
Resolution: 1620 x 2160 pixels
CPU: A13 Bionic
RAM: TBC
Storage: 64/256GB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 8MP
Front camera: 12MP
Reasons to buy
+ Excellent value
Upgraded selfie camera
Reasons to avoid
- Only iPad without Face ID Doesn’t support newer accessories
The iPad 10.2 (2021) is arguably also the best value iPad right now.It’s not a huge upgrade on the previous model, but the 12MP ultra-wide selfie camera makes it great for video calls, while the True Tone display makes it more pleasant to use in a variety of environments, with the screen automatically adjusting based on the ambient light. This especially makes the iPad 10.2 (2021) a joy to use outdoors.
From testing all the iPads on this list, we found that the 10.2 provides the best value-for-money proposition. Sure, it's not as good for sketching and audio as the iPad Air, or as useful for high-performance tasks as the Pro, but it's also a lot cheaper.
And that's all relative too - compared to lots of non-iPad alternatives you might be considering, we found the iPad 10.2 feels smooth to use and has enough power for most tasks. So unless you're going to need all the bells and whistles of the Air or Pro, this is a great choice.
Read the full iPad 10.2 (2021) review
3. iPad 10.9 (2022)
The best all-around iPad
Specifications
Weight: 477g
Dimensions: 248.6 x 179.5 x 7mm
OS: iPadOS 16
Screen size: 10.9-inch
Resolution: 2360 x 1640 pixels
CPU: Apple A14
Storage: 64GB / 256GB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 12MP Ultra Wide
Reasons to buy
+ Beautiful mini-LED screen Future-proof M2 chip
Reasons to avoid
- 128GB is small for the price Battery life isn't huge
Our second tablet on the list is the basic iPad 10.9 (2022), a brand new update from Apple. If you're not looking for the best, most powerful tablet around, this iPad can handle just about everything that iPads can do well, at a much lower price.
Apple has successfully migrated the base iPad from its classic, first-gen Air looks to an iPad Pro-influenced design, and the result is a high-quality, versatile tablet that will satisfy the broadest set of users, from fun-lovers and content-consumers to those looking to get some work done (with the addition of a separately purchased keyboard cover).
While the price hike versus 2021's iPad 10.2 (2021) is dismaying, and the lack of Pencil 2 support is just plain wrong, the iPad 10.9 more than earns its keep. It's available in some vibrant color options, including a snazzy pink and bright yellow.
Read the full iPad 10.9 (2022) review
4. iPad Air (2022)
The best thin iPad
Specifications
Weight: 461g
Dimensions: 247.6 x 178.5 x 6.1mm
OS: iPadOS 15
Screen size: 10.9-inch
Resolution: 1640 x 2360 pixels
CPU: Apple M1
Storage: 64GB/256GB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 12MP
Reasons to buy
+ Great design Speedy performance
Reasons to avoid
- Limited storage options Battery life only average
We'd recommend this iPad Air to people who were interested in the iPad Pro, but perhaps don't need all its bells and whistles. The tablet has the same Apple M1 chipset as the iPad Pro 11 (2021), so it's very powerful - plus, it has a similar design, battery life and accessory compatibility.
The key differences are that it doesn't have as much storage space and its screen is smaller (and technically uses different technology, though we're not sure most people will notice). When we tested the devices we didn't mind these differences most of the time, and unless you're a power-user, you might find the Air a better device.
That's especially the case for students. Since the iPad Air feels the same as the iPad Pro, but costs less, people who want to save some money will find it perfect. Although there are lots of devices lower on this list that are even cheaper.
Read the full iPad Air (2022) review
5. iPad mini (2021)
A small-form iPad
Specifications
Weight: 293g
Dimensions: 195.4 x 134.8 x 6.3mm
OS: iPadOS 15
Screen size: 8.3-inch
Resolution: 1488 x 2266 pixels
CPU: A15 Bionic
Storage: 64GB/256GB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 12MP
Reasons to buy
+ Stylish compact design Lots of power
Reasons to avoid
- Battery life could be better 5G connectivity is limited
The iPad mini (2021) is arguably a more niche offering than Apple's other tablets. That's why you're finding the first mention of this range so far down on the list.
On paper, the iPad mini is a smaller, lightweight alternative to the other slates, so if you want a device you can easily slip into your bag (or a big pocket), it's useful for you. We found it powerful, and really liked its modern design and easy portability.
However at a higher price than the entry-level tablet, and underwhelming us in several departments like the battery life and accessory compatibility, this isn't the slate you should consider first when you're looking for a new iPad. There's definitely a market for the iPad Mini, but we imagine it's a more select one than for the Pro or Air iPads.
Read the full iPad mini (2021) review
6. iPad Pro 11 (2022)
Like the best iPad, but with some compromises
Specifications
Weight: 466g
Dimensions: 247.6 x 178.5 x 5.9mm
OS: iPadOS 16
Screen size: 11-inch
Resolution: 1668 x 2388 pixels
CPU: Apple M2
Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP + 10MP
Front camera: 12MP
Reasons to buy
+ Desktop PC-level performance Good battery life
Reasons to avoid
- iPadOS doesn't utilize the power of M1 Doesn’t feature a Mini LED display
The iPad Pro 11 (2022) is a very nice pro tablet, but it isn't quite the same impressive bit of gear as the iPad Pro 12.9 (2022). The 11-inch tablet lacks the better, brighter screen on the 12.9-inch iPad, and it does not use mini-LED for dimming. It is still a powerful device, with a laptop-class Apple M2 chip inside.
We think most graphics pros and others who want a pro tablet will be better served by the admittedly much more expensive iPad Pro 12.9 (2022). If that is too pricey, the iPad Air (2022) has a great look and Apple Pencil 2 support as well.
If you still need the pro cameras and ProRes shooting that the Apple M2 chip provides, but want to cut some cost. The iPad Pro is a great tablet that looks and feels like Apple's best, just a bit smaller.
Read more about the iPad Pro 11 (2022)
7. iPad Air (2020)
The best iPad for students
Specifications
Weight: 458g
Dimensions: 247.6 x 178.5 x 6.1mm
OS: iPadOS 14
Screen size: 10.9-inch
Resolution: 1640 x 2360 pixels
CPU: A14 Bionic
Storage: 64GB/256GB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 7MP
Reasons to buy
+ All-screen design Lots of power
Reasons to avoid
- 64GB storage is limited Higher price than last-gen
The iPad Air (2020) was the last upgrade to the Air family before the latest iPad Air (2022), and it is still a great pick for an iPad, especially if you can find a great deal. Apple iPad devices tend to be quite powerful, especially stacked against the competition, so this year's model will still seem quite powerful.
In fact, the iPad Air (2020) uses the same Apple A14 Bionic chip that is in the newest iPad 10.9 (2022), so it will feel up-to-date playing games, running apps, or whatever you'd like to do. Unlike the latest base model iPad, this iPad Air also supports the Apple Pencil 2nd generation stylus.
A few years of sales and price cuts make the iPad Air (2020) a really tempting option for people who need a more affordable mid-range tablet. Something we really like about this tablet is that it comes in a broad range of colors - you've got more options than most the other devices on this list.
Read the full iPad Air 4 (2020) review
8. iPad 10.2 (2020)
An older iPad for people on a budget
Specifications
Weight: 490g
Dimensions: 250.6 x 174.1 x 7.5mm
OS: iPadOS 14
Screen size: 10.2-inch
Resolution: 1620 x 2160 pixels
CPU: A12 Bionic
RAM: 3GB
Storage: 32/128GB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear cameraiPad 10.2 (2020): 8MP
Front camera: 1.2MP
Reasons to buy
+ Excellent value Strong performance
Reasons to avoid
- Very little change Only 1.2MP selfie camera
If you've got this far down on the list, you've clearly not found anything you're tempted by just yet. With that in mind, the iPad 10.2 from 2020 is probably the oldest member of Apple's entry-level line you should still consider, and works well as the company's most affordable iPad that's still worth buying.
This is very similar to the 2021 model of iPad 10.2 listed higher in this buying guide, as this line of slates only sees incremental upgrades each year. So the 2020 has a slightly weaker processor, less storage, and lacks some smart screen tweaks that the 2021 model get, but nothing there should put you off (well, except the storage, maybe).
At its core, this gives you the real iPad experience, and it's a cheap way of getting an iPadOS slate in the well-supported Apple ecosystem. It works with the original Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard (though you have to buy them separately).
Read the full iPad 10.2 (2020) review
9. iPad Air (2019)
A golden oldie iPad for those who don't need the latest model
Specifications
Weight: 456g
Dimensions: 250.6 x 174.1 x 6.1 mm
OS: iPadOS 14
Screen size: 10.5-inch
Resolution: 1668 x 2224 pixels
CPU: A12 Bionic
Storage: 64GB/256GB
microSD slot: No
Rear camera: 8MP
Front camera: 7MP
Reasons to buy
+ Brilliant-looking laminated screen Cheapest Smart Keyboard iPad
Reasons to avoid
- Uses the 1st Gen Apple Pencil Traditional design doesn't wow
This iPad Air has now been replaced by not one, but two newer versions. Both pack upgrades in terms of design, display and processing power, and you should definitely check them out first.
But it's possible you'll find the iPad Air 3 in a sale, or greatly reduced from its recommended retail price for some other reason. And, those are the only times you should consider picking up this aging slate.
When we tested the tablet upon launch, we found it a great compromise between the lower-cost entry-level iPads, and the big-screen Pro models - it has a relatively large display, so it's great for streaming movies or playing games, and also is compatible with the Smart Keyboard cover for typing. It also works with the original Apple Pencil.
Read the full iPad Air 3 (2019) review
10. iPad Pro 12.9 (2021)
A powerful iPad for content creation on-the-go
Specifications
Weight: 682g
Dimensions: 280.6 x 214.9 x 6.4mm
OS: iPadOS 14
Screen size: 12.9-inch
Resolution: 2048 x 2732 pixels
CPU: Apple M1
Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB
microSD slot: No
Battery: Up to 10 hours
Rear camera: 12MP + 10MP + LiDAR
Front camera: 12MP
Reasons to buy
+ Phenomenal power Fantastic display
Reasons to avoid
- The most expensive iPad Lackluster color options
The iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) was our previous top pick, and its successor is now the best iPad we recommend. Last year's model is a bit too expensive at its current price, but if you can find a deal or a refurbished unit, you'll still be getting the great mini-LED display and the powerful Apple M1 chip.
All of that means the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) is a versatile and powerful little machine that we found handles video editing, loads of writing, drawing and animation and gaming with aplomb.You won't find a more powerful tablet (well, apart from newer iPads) - it handled everything we threw at it.
It's still expensive, but buying this Pro iPad older means you can get more storage, or maybe even a 5G connection, for less than if you bought it new. If you can find a good deal, or if you want Pro power at a discount, check out 2021's iPad Pro 12.9.
Read the full iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) review
How we test iPads
Every iPad in this list has been put through a full review, so we've used them all for an extended period to see exactly how good they are. Armed with that knowledge we've compared and ranked them, factoring in price and value as well as performance and specs.
What should I look for when buying an iPad?
Consider your needs - do you need a big screen and lots of power for productivity tasks? If so an iPad Pro could be a good fit. Something portable? Take a look at the iPad mini range. A basic slate? The iPad 10.2 (2021) is the top choice there.
Which iPad is the best for students?
The iPad Air range is the best pick from most students. It strikes a balance between price and performance, and has all you should need to work and study.
Depending on your course and budget, you might want to consider the newer powerful ones, or an older iPad Air that's available at a discount.
There might be a few exceptions - some particular courses might require apps that will run best on an iPad Pro. And certain courses won't require much word processing at all, in which case the entry-level model will do.
Which iPad is the best for creatives?
All iPads are compatible with the Apple Pencil, but there are actually two different versions of the stylus.
The original, available for entry-level and older iPads, gives you basic functionality, but it's quite a pain to charge. The second-gen version charges wirelessly and gives you control over what you write with improved pressure sensitivity.
People who need to draw, write notes or sketch might prefer a tablet that works with the Apple Pencil 2.
Depending on your creative profession, you might need lots of processing power, in which case an iPad Pro will be great for you. If not, a lightweight option will let you go around coffee shops or parks to work.
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Philip Berne
US Mobiles Editor
Phil Berne is a preeminent voice in consumer electronics reviews, having reviewed his first device (the Sony D-EJ01 Discman) more than 20 years ago for eTown.com. He has been writing about phones and mobile technology, since before the iPhone, for a variety of sites including PCMag, infoSync, PhoneScoop, and Slashgear.He holds an M.A. in Cultural Theory from Carnegie Mellon University.
Phil was the internal reviewer for Samsung Mobile, writing opinions and review predictions about top secret new devices months before launch. He left in 2017. He worked at an Apple Store near Boston, MA, at the height of iPod popularity. He has been a High School English teacher at Title I schools, and is a certified Lifeguard. His passion is smartphones and wearables, and he is sure that the next big thing will be phones we wear on our faces.
With contributions from
- Alex Walker-ToddSenior Phones Editor
- Michelle Rae UyBuying Guides Editor
FAQs
Will Apple release a new iPad in 2023? ›
2023 appears to be shaping up to be a quiet year for iPad hardware refreshes, and while it is possible we could see some new models, the current picture suggests that new iPads this year are unlikely on the whole. 2024, on the other hand, is looking like it will be a much more significant year for the iPad lineup.
What size iPad is best for seniors? ›The iPad Air is best for seniors who want a larger screen.
The iPad Air has a 10.9-inch screen that's perfect for watching movies, reading ebooks, playing games and making video calls to family and friends. Seniors who are looking for a bigger screen will probably prefer the larger iPad Air over the compact iPad Mini.
Compared to competing tablets, the iPad is more stable, easier to use, and works more smoothly. In terms of overall user experience for a non-technical user, Apple's iOS has a distinct advantage over Google's Android OS. It's a robust, user-friendly operating system with a simple UI.
Is iPad Pro better than iPad air? ›That delivers up to an 18% faster CPU, 35% faster GPU (10-core vs 8-core), and a 2x boost in memory bandwidth from 50GB/s to 100GB/s. But three other advantages the iPad Pro holds over the iPad Air – in this category – are Thunderbolt support, 16GB RAM on the 1TB and 2TB models, and more storage options.
What is the difference between iPad Pro and iPad air? ›They both offer USB-C charging, while Pro also supports Thunderbolt/USB 4 charging. iPad Air comes with 6-cores CPU and 4-cores GPU, while Pro has an 8-core CPU and GPU. Needless to say, this makes iPad Pro faster than iPad Air. However, a Hexa-core CPU is good even for gamers.
What are the 2023 Apple products? ›Apple plans to release a suite of new products in 2023, including updated MacBook Pros, a new Mac Pro, an updated full-sized HomePod, and new iPhone models in the fall, according to reliable Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman and several reports and rumors.
Which iPads will no longer update? ›Two iPads will no longer get Apple software updates: the iPad mini 4 and iPad Air 2. To check your iPad's model number go to Settings > General > About > Model Name.
How many years will iPad get updates? ›Apple usually supports a new iPad with iPadOS updates for at least five years and often several years longer.
What is the easiest tablet for an elderly person? ›- Apple iPad mini MD531LL/A. ...
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3. ...
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with S Pen. ...
- ASUS MeMO Pad FHD 10 ME302C-A1-BL 10.1-Inch 16GB Tablet. ...
- Lenovo Tab 10. ...
- Kindle Fire 7″ Tablet. ...
- Google Nexus 10. ...
- Acer Iconia A500-10S16u 10.1-Inch Tablet.
The iPad is a great device for seniors. It's easy to use, has a large selection of apps, and is easy on the eyes. Browse the top-ranked list of iPads for seniors below along with associated reviews and opinions.
Which tab is best for senior citizens? ›
Samsung Galaxy Tab A
With a compact, lightweight design, the Galaxy Tab A is a durable choice to take with you on the go or around the house. It comes with voice assistant capability and a long battery life, and it's both WiFi and Bluetooth compatible.
- Best overall. Apple. Apple iPad Pro. ...
- Best Android tablet. Samsung. Samsung Galaxy Tab S8. ...
- Best Windows tablet. Microsoft. Microsoft Surface Pro 9. ...
- Best budget. Apple. Apple 10.2-inch iPad. ...
- Best tablet for kids. Amazon. Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro.
| Tablets to buy in 2022 | Features |
|---|---|
| Xiaomi Pad 5 | Lightweight |
| Lenovo Tab Yoga 11 | Smooth |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 | Multi-tasking |
| Nokia T20 Tab with 10.36 Inch | Ideal for selfies |
An iPad with the latest operating system allows users to do almost everything they need to do on a computer, here are several reasons you might choose an iPad over a laptop. It's lighter, thinner, has a touch screen, and can use apps.
Why iPad Pro is the best? ›Pick the 2022 iPad Pro if you want the extra power and better screen over other iPads. It's very fast, the screen display and speakers are excellent for kicking back and watching movies, and it's a great tablet for creatives who need added power for video or photo editing.
Is the new iPad Pro worth the money? ›Overall, the 2022 iPad Pro is a very minor upgrade over the 2021 model, with the M2 chip and Apple Pencil hover being the only significant changes, meaning that it is difficult to recommend upgrading.
Is 64 GB a lot for iPad? ›An iPad with 64GB storage or less is suitable if you want to browse the internet, check your email, Facetime, or watch series. It's enough storage capacity to download apps and play some games.
Is iPad Air cheaper than iPad Pro? ›Apple iPad Air 2022 vs iPad Pro 2021: storage options
The basic, $600 iPad Air comes with 64GB of storage while the entry-level, $800 iPad Pro comes with 128GB of storage.
Again, for most people, the 11-inch iPad Pro should be more than enough. However, if you are a serious professional who is constantly dealing with high-brightness and high-contrast HDR content, then the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is the best iPad for you, even more so if you opt for the Wi-Fi + Cellular model with 5G.
Is Apple discontinuing the iPad Air? ›Apple Discontinues iPad Air 2020 Model, Replaces With New M1 iPad Air.
What Apple products are coming out in 2024? ›
The new tier of iPhone could be released alongside the iPhone 16 lineup in 2024, the report says. The company has already used the Ultra name to differentiate its top-model smartwatch, the Apple Watch Ultra, and the top version of its M1 processor.
What are five new Apple products for the future? ›- March 2022 - 5G iPhone SE.
- March 2022 - 5G iPad Air.
- March 2022 - Mac Studio.
- March 2022 - Studio Display.
- June 2022 - iOS 16.
- June 2022 - iPadOS 16.
- June 2022 - watchOS 9.
- June 2022 - tvOS 16.
Apple March event 2023: MacBook Pro M2 Pro 14-inch and 16-inch. Apple launched a new MacBook Pro 14-inch 2023 and new MacBook Pro 16-inch 2023 in a January press release.
What should I do with my old iPad? ›For free recycling of your old iPad, a prepaid shipping label, and instructions, see the Apple Trade In website. The symbol above means that according to local laws and regulations your product and/or its battery shall be disposed of separately from household waste.
How do I know if my iPad is outdated? ›- iPadOS Compatibility Issues. ...
- iPad Apps Crash All the Time. ...
- Your iPad Runs Out of Space Constantly. ...
- New iPad Accessories Are Incompatible. ...
- Poor Battery Performance. ...
- Dead Pixels and a Dodgy Display. ...
- Unresponsive Hardware Buttons.
The main difference between the devices is their chips and amount of memory, so if you plan on using your iPad for more demanding tasks like 3D graphic design, advanced photo editing, and gaming, the iPad Air will be the better choice by far.
How often should I replace my iPad? ›iPads generally have a lifespan of about 5 years. Keep your software as up-to-date as possible. Plan to replace your tablet every 3 years. Reference Table 1 below to determine if your iPad is still supported.
What is the average life of an iPad? ›After the manufacturing process, an iPad's life cycle averages 3-5 years. But, other than disassembling the device, another way that non-manufacturer sources can recycle an iPad is by refurbishing it.
How many years does an iPad battery last? ›The iPad's battery can retain 80% of its original capacity until 1000 charge cycles. Replace your iPad's battery after four years of use or when the battery begins to swell or show any signs of battery malfunction.
What medication should be avoided in the elderly? ›- Sedating antihistamines. ...
- PM versions of over-the-counter (OTC) painkillers. ...
- Medications for overactive bladder. ...
- Medications for vertigo or motion sickness. ...
- Medications for itching. ...
- Medications for nerve pain.
What is the best blood pressure pill for the elderly? ›
Low-dose thiazide diuretics remain first-line therapy for older patients. Beta blockers, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, angiotensin-receptor blockers, and calcium channel blockers are second-line medications that should be selected based on comorbidities and risk factors.
What is the most common medication problem in the elderly? ›Warfarin is one of the most common causes of medication-related hospitalizations in older adults. To reduce the risk of serious problems, one may need to apply extra care in monitoring warfarin effect (via the prothrombin blood test) and extra care in checking for interactions when a new drug is prescribed.
What tablet is the easiest to use? ›The best tablet for most people
The standard iPad is fast, easy to use, and compatible with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, and it offers the features most tablet users need.
Online and mobile banking apps allow for budgeting, sending, transferring, and paying bills to be done from virtually anywhere. As a result, more people are using mobile devices such as iPads to manage their finances.
How do I set up an iPad for a senior citizen? ›- Zoom and Magnify. Let's start with the Zoom and Magnifier. ...
- Increase or Reduce the Contrast. ...
- Voice Commands. ...
- Improve the Text Size. ...
- Reducing Transparency. ...
- Touch Accommodation. ...
- Guided Access.
Vitamin B6
Along with calcium and vitamins D and B12, vitamin B6 makes the NIA's list of nutrients that older adults sometimes need to boost. Vitamin B6 helps protect nerves and form red blood cells.
CVS Health Spectravite Adult 50+
This generic multivitamin can be found at any CVS store and offers more than 125% of your daily value of vitamin D. It also has 22% of your calcium, making it an essential pick for adults older than 70 (who need far more calcium and vitamin D than their younger counterparts).
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 2021.
- realme Pad.
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite.
- Lenovo Tab K10 FHD 64GB LTE.
- realme Pad Mini.
- Nokia T10 LTE.
- Nokia T20 64GB.
- Acer One 8 T4-82L.
The best tablet for most people is the Apple iPad Air (2022). Apple devotees will especially love the slim and stylish design, and it has pretty much everything the iPad Pro has, but for a slightly lower price, making it a solid choice for those wanting a tablet for everyday use.
Which is better an iPad or a tablet? ›Compared to competing tablets, the iPad is more stable, easier to use, and works more smoothly. In terms of overall user experience for a non-technical user, Apple's iOS has a distinct advantage over Google's Android OS. It's a robust, user-friendly operating system with a simple UI.
What is the difference between a tablet and an iPad? ›
iPad is Apple's version of a tablet. Most tablets use Google's Android operating system, while the iPad runs on Apple's iOS. Unlike iPads, tablets can use popular software for showing online videos, so you'll have no problem viewing Flash-based websites, Flash games or watching Flash videos.
What is Apple upcoming tablets 2022? ›Apple's latest mobile launch is the iPad (2022) Wi-Fi + Cellular. The tablet was launched in 18th October 2022. The tablet comes with a 10.90-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 2360 pixels by 1640 pixels at a PPI of 264 pixels per inch.
Can I use an iPad as a computer? ›Not all iPad models are equally suitable to be used as a laptop. The iPad Mini, for example, is too small to be able to work on properly and doesn't have an original Smart Keyboard. With the Apple iPad (2022/2020), you get a basic iPad and you can perform simple tasks such as text editing and browsing the internet.
Which iPad can replace a laptop? ›Apple's iPad Pro (11-inch, M2) is perfect if you primarily intend to use your tablet as a tablet instead of a complete laptop replacement. You can interact with the iPad using your fingers or the excellent second-gen Apple Pencil, and its keyboard support comes in handy.
What can an iPad not do that a laptop can? ›- The screen's too small. ...
- File management can still be hassle. ...
- The open web is an afterthought. ...
- Multitasking remains a challenge. ...
- It's not exactly dockable (yet) ...
- Where iPads still make sense.
The iPad 10.9 (2022) is available for pre-order now, and starts shipping on October 26.
Is Apple coming up with new iPad 2022? ›The 2022 iPad Pro models are equipped with Apple's next-generation M2 Apple silicon chip, which was previously introduced in the MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro. The M2 chip features an 8-core CPU that's up to 15 percent faster than the M1 chip, offering improvements for both the performance and efficiency cores.
Is Apple releasing new iPad plans? ›Apple is working on a new version of the iPad mini, with mass shipments expected to start towards the end of 2023 or in the first half of 2024, according to the latest information shared by TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Will there be an iPad 2022? ›Apple, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart are all taking preorders for the 2022 iPad, which is set to launch on Wednesday, October 26th. The base model starts with 64GB of storage and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity for $449. If you prefer more storage, you can opt for the 256GB model for $599.
How much will the iPad 2022 cost? ›iPad (2022)
Starting with Apple's new 10.9-inch iPad, you can get the 64GB Wi-Fi model for $399.00 in all four colors, down from $449.00.
Is 64GB a lot for iPad? ›
An iPad with 64GB storage or less is suitable if you want to browse the internet, check your email, Facetime, or watch series. It's enough storage capacity to download apps and play some games.
Is iPad worth buying 2022? ›Apple iPad Verdict: It's Worth The Extra Bucks
Performance is fast and strong, easily enough for most people. The rear camera gets an upgrade, and the front camera—for the first time on any iPad—now sits along the longer edge, making for better video conferencing.
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The 11-inch display gives you an immersive and portable experience. And the 12.9-inch XDR display is a stunning and expansive way to view HDR content.
With the global supply shortages continuing to cause problems, multiple sources have confirmed Apple has decided to cut iPad production by around 50%. Older iPhone models are also not immune, with some components from the iPhone 12 or earlier being re-allocated to iPhone 13 production.
Is Apple discontinuing making iPads? ›Well, it will soon no longer. Apple announced Tuesday that it will discontinue production of its iconic device, with the remaining stock only available "while supplies last." For many, the iPod touch specifically was an entryway to Apple's wider ecosystem.
Are Apple getting rid of iPads? ›Apple hasn't officially confirmed discontinuing the iPad Air 2020 version in favour of the new 5G model, but all signs suggest the company has done so. After all, both the iPad Air get the same price tag of Rs 54,900 for the 64GB Wi-Fi variant in India.
Is there a larger iPad coming? ›Notably, Young previously said that Apple is working on a massive, 14.1-inch version of the iPad Pro, to be released in 2023, and The Information said that the upcoming device might have an even larger, 16-inch display.
Is iPad Pro 2022 worth it? ›The 2022 Apple iPad Pro offers the same external hardware and design as the 2021 model. The biggest upgrades are the latest M2 processor and a new feature for the Apple Pencil. The 2022 iPad Pro remains the best and most powerful tablet if you're willing to pay for it.
What month do new iPads come out? ›When will the iPad Pro (2022) range be released? Apple has confirmed that the new iPad Pro range is available to pre-order now as of 18 October 2022, with release set for 26 October 2022 in the US, UK and 26 other regions around the world.