Name: Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB)
Brand: Apple

Technical Specifications of tablet Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB)

Overall score

6.7

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Popularity

What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the smartphone.

When it matters: When you prefer to purchase a product chosen and reviewed by many other consumers.

Performance

7.4

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Brand name

What it is: The manufacturer or brand of the product.

When it matters: When you prefer a specific ecosystem, support network, or design philosophy.

Importance: MEDIUM

Apple

RAM capacity

What it is: The amount of volatile memory available for running apps and multitasking.

When it matters: When you use multiple apps at once or want smoother multitasking without reloads.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >=8 GB

Process node

What it is: The size of the manufacturing process used to create the chip's transistors, measured in nanometers (nm). Smaller nodes generally indicate more advanced, power-efficient chips.

When it matters: When you want a chipset that is more power-efficient and generates less heat.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: <7 nm

Internal storage

What it is: The total built-in space available for apps, media, and files.

When it matters: When you keep large libraries of photos, videos, and apps directly on your device.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >=128 GB

Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score

What it is: A cross-platform benchmark by Primate Labs that measures single-core CPU performance. It reflects how quickly a device handles everyday tasks that rely on a single processing core.

When it matters: When you want snappy responsiveness in everyday interactions and simple apps.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >1300

Display

5.9

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Screen resolution

What it is: The total number of pixels displayed on the screen, expressed as width x height, determining sharpness.

When it matters: When you want text and media to look sharper on a larger display.

Importance: HIGH

Refresh rate

What it is: The number of times per second the display updates the image, measured in Hertz (Hz); higher rates offer smoother motion.

When it matters: When you want scrolling to feel fluid and games to look smoother.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >=120 Hz

Display type

What it is: The specific technology used for the screen panel (e.g., OLED, IPS LCD), influencing contrast, color, and efficiency.

When it matters: When you care about vibrant colors, deep blacks, and battery efficiency.

Importance: HIGH

Pixel density

What it is: The concentration of pixels on the display, measured in pixels per inch (PPI), affecting image clarity.

When it matters: When you read a lot, look at fine details, or want text and graphics to look cleaner at close range.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >250 ppi

Display glass type

What it is: The specific brand or model of strengthened glass used to protect the screen from scratches and drops.

When it matters: When drops, scratches, or long-term screen wear are a concern in daily use.

Importance: HIGH

Camera

6.6

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Optical image stabilization

What it is: A hardware mechanism that physically moves the camera lens or sensor to counteract hand shakiness and reduce blur in photos and videos.

When it matters: When you want to reduce blur in photos and shake in videos, especially in low light.

Importance: HIGH

Main camera megapixels

What it is: The resolution of the primary rear camera sensor, measured in millions of pixels (MP). Higher megapixels can capture more detail.

When it matters: When you want to capture high-resolution images that can be cropped or printed large.

Importance: HIGH

Front camera megapixels

What it is: The resolution of the front-facing camera, measured in megapixels, determining the detail level of selfies.

When it matters: When you want detailed selfies or high-quality video for calls and streaming.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >=8 MP

Main camera aperture

What it is: The size of the lens opening (f-stop) that controls light entry. A lower f-number indicates a wider aperture, allowing better low-light shots.

When it matters: When you want better low-light performance or a natural background blur effect.

Importance: HIGH

Optical zoom

What it is: A true zoom feature that adjusts the camera lens to get closer to the subject without losing image quality, unlike digital zoom.

When it matters: When you want to get closer to a distant subject without losing image clarity.

Importance: HIGH

Battery

6.5

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Battery capacity

What it is: The amount of electric charge the battery can hold, measured in milliampere-hours (mAh).

When it matters: When you want a stronger chance of longer battery life, especially if you use the tablet heavily away from a charger.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >8000 mAh

Charging speed

What it is: The maximum power input supported for wired charging, measured in Watts (W).

When it matters: When you are in a rush and need to top up your battery quickly.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >30 W

Battery life

What it is: An estimate of how long the tablet can run on one charge.

When it matters: When you do not want to recharge the tablet too often.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >10 hours

Wireless charging

What it is: The ability to charge the battery without cables by placing the device on a compatible charging pad.

When it matters: When you want to charge the tablet by placing it on a compatible pad.

Importance: MEDIUM

Fast charging

What it is: In the context of modern electronics, "Fast Charging" refers to any technology that delivers power significantly higher than the traditional USB baseline. While the industry standard for a basic charger is 5W (5V at 1A), a charger is generally classified as a fast charger if it provides at least 18W of power.

When it matters: When you want to minimize the time your tablet spends tethered to a wall outlet.

Importance: MEDIUM

Connectivity

5.9

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LTE support

What it is: Support for Long-Term Evolution (4G) networks, providing high-speed mobile data.

When it matters: When you need reliable mobile internet coverage in areas where 5G isn't available.

Importance: HIGH

Wi-Fi connectivity

What it is: The ability to connect to wireless local area networks for internet access and local networking.

When it matters: When you want to save mobile data and connect to home or public networks.

Importance: HIGH

GPS

What it is: Support for the Global Positioning System to determine the device's precise location.

When it matters: When you need accurate navigation for driving, walking, or exploring new places.

Importance: HIGH

5G connectivity

What it is: Support for the fifth generation of mobile network technology, offering significantly faster data speeds and lower latency.

When it matters: When you need the fastest possible mobile data speeds for streaming and downloading on the go.

Importance: MEDIUM

NFC

What it is: Near Field Communication technology that enables contactless payments, quick pairing, and data exchange over short distances.

When it matters: When you want to make contactless payments or quickly pair with compatible accessories.

Importance: MEDIUM

Software & Features

9.3

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Operating system

What it is: The primary system software that manages the tablet's hardware and software resources.

When it matters: When you have a preference for the user interface and app ecosystem.

Importance: HIGH

Update support duration

What it is: The expected length of software update support for the tablet.

When it matters: When you care about how long the tablet should keep getting software updates.

Importance: HIGH

Direct OS updates

What it is: Receives major operating system updates directly from the device maker or platform provider instead of waiting on extra intermediaries.

When it matters: When fast access to new Android or system features and security patches matters to you.

Importance: HIGH

On-device AI

What it is: A tablet feature related to on-device ai.

When it matters: When you use smart writing, photo, voice, or search features and want them to work faster or more privately on the tablet itself.

Importance: MEDIUM

App tracking protection

What it is: A system-level feature that limits how apps track user behavior across other apps and services.

When it matters: When you want to stop apps from following your activity across other companies' apps and websites.

Importance: MEDIUM

Design

6.5

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IP rating

What it is: A standardized code (Ingress Protection) indicating the device's resistance to dust and water intrusion.

When it matters: When you use the tablet around water, outdoors, or in dusty environments and want more durability.

Importance: MEDIUM

Weight

What it is: The total mass of the tablet, affecting how heavy it feels in the hand.

When it matters: When you want the tablet to be easier to carry and hold for longer sessions.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: <500 g

Backlit keyboard

What it is: A keyboard with illuminated keys for easier typing in darker environments.

When it matters: When you type in dim rooms or low light.

Importance: MEDIUM

Keyboard accessory

What it is: Support for a keyboard accessory made for the tablet.

When it matters: When you want the tablet to work more like a small laptop.

Importance: MEDIUM

Pen latency

What it is: The delay between stylus input and the line or action appearing on screen, usually measured in milliseconds.

When it matters: When you want stylus input to feel quicker and more natural.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: <10 ms

Audio & Multimedia

5.0

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Number of microphones

What it is: The total count of microphones on the device, used for audio recording, noise cancellation, and voice isolation.

When it matters: When you want clear audio recording and better noise cancellation during calls.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >=2

aptX Adaptive

What it is: A Bluetooth codec that dynamically adjusts bitrate to balance audio quality and connection stability.

When it matters: When you use wireless headphones in changing environments and want better audio quality without sacrificing connection stability.

Importance: MEDIUM

Dolby Atmos support

What it is: Support for Dolby Atmos audio playback or processing.

When it matters: When you want more immersive sound from compatible movies, games, or music.

Importance: MEDIUM

N. of speakers

What it is: The number of built-in speakers used for audio playback.

When it matters: When you want fuller sound without always using headphones.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >=4

FM radio

What it is: A built-in receiver allowing users to listen to local FM radio stations using wired headphones as an antenna.

When it matters: When you want to listen to local radio stations without using mobile data.

Importance: LOW

Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) vs the average tablet

Why is Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) better than the average tablet?

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Better chipset
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses the Apple A13 Bionic chipset, while the average tablet uses MediaTek MT8169A.
What it is: The official model name of the processor platform used in the tablet.
When it matters: When you want the tablet to feel fast in everyday use, handle heavier apps smoothly, or stay capable for longer.
Importance: HIGH
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses the Apple A13 Bionic chipset, while the average tablet uses MediaTek MT8169A.Apple A13 Bionic vs MediaTek MT8169A
Faster storage type
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses NVMe storage, while the average tablet uses eMMC. Storage technology still varies widely across tablets.
What it is: The storage technology used for built-in data storage, such as eMMC, UFS, or SSD.
When it matters: When you care about app loading speed and file transfer performance.
Importance: HIGH
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses NVMe storage, while the average tablet uses eMMC. Storage technology still varies widely across tablets.NVMe vs eMMC
Better GPU
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses the Apple GPU (4-core graphics) GPU, while the average tablet uses Mali-G51. GPU choice is one of the main performance differences between tablets.
What it is: The official model name of the graphics processor used in the tablet.
When it matters: When you care about gaming, graphics-heavy apps, or how strong the tablet's graphics hardware is overall.
Importance: HIGH
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses the Apple GPU (4-core graphics) GPU, while the average tablet uses Mali-G51. GPU choice is one of the main performance differences between tablets.Apple GPU (4-core graphics) vs Mali-G51
7 MP higher front camera megapixels
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has more front camera megapixels than the average tablet (12 MP vs 5 MP). The average tablet has 5 MP front camera resolution.
What it is: The resolution of the front-facing camera, measured in megapixels, determining the detail level of selfies.
When it matters: When you want detailed selfies or high-quality video for calls and streaming.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: >=8 MP
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has more front camera megapixels than the average tablet (12 MP vs 5 MP). The average tablet has 5 MP front camera resolution.12 MP vs 5 MP
More advanced operating system
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a more advanced operating system than the average tablet (iPadOS vs Android). Operating system choice shapes app support, updates, and ecosystem features.
What it is: The primary system software that manages the tablet's hardware and software resources.
When it matters: When you have a preference for the user interface and app ecosystem.
Importance: HIGH
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a more advanced operating system than the average tablet (iPadOS vs Android). Operating system choice shapes app support, updates, and ecosystem features.iPadOS vs Android
Supports fast charging
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports fast charging, the average tablet does not. 49.3% of tablets feature fast charging.
What it is: In the context of modern electronics, "Fast Charging" refers to any technology that delivers power significantly higher than the traditional USB baseline. While the industry standard for a basic charger is 5W (5V at 1A), a charger is generally classified as a fast charger if it provides at least 18W of power.
When it matters: When you want to minimize the time your tablet spends tethered to a wall outlet.
Importance: MEDIUM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports fast charging, the average tablet does not. 49.3% of tablets feature fast charging.
Supports PDAF
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports PDAF, the average tablet does not. 26.3% of tablets support PDAF.
What it is: Support for phase-detection autofocus to lock focus faster.
When it matters: When you want the camera to focus faster on subjects.
Importance: LOW
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports PDAF, the average tablet does not. 26.3% of tablets support PDAF.
Includes neural engine
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) includes a neural engine, the average tablet does not. 24.6% of tablets include a neural engine.
What it is: Support for dedicated hardware that accelerates AI and machine-learning tasks.
When it matters: When you use AI features like image processing, voice tools, or on-device assistants.
Importance: MEDIUM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) includes a neural engine, the average tablet does not. 24.6% of tablets include a neural engine.
Better chipset
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses the Apple A13 Bionic chipset, while the average tablet uses MediaTek MT8169A.
Faster storage type
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses NVMe storage, while the average tablet uses eMMC. Storage technology still varies widely across tablets.
Better GPU
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses the Apple GPU (4-core graphics) GPU, while the average tablet uses Mali-G51. GPU choice is one of the main performance differences between tablets.
Includes neural engine
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) includes a neural engine, the average tablet does not. 24.6% of tablets include a neural engine.
73.1% faster GPU clock
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher GPU frequency than the average tablet (1125 MHz vs 650 MHz). The average tablet has GPU frequency of 650 MHz.
24.5% higher CPU speed
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher CPU speed than the average tablet (2.5 GHz vs 2 GHz). The average tablet has CPU speed of 2 GHz.
2.29x higher memory bandwidth
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher memory bandwidth than the average tablet (34.1 GB/s vs 14.9 GB/s). The average tablet has memory bandwidth of 14.9 GB/s.
Newer DDR memory version
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports a newer DDR version than the average tablet (LPDDR4X vs LPDDR3). The average DDR version is LPDDR3.
83.5% higher Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) achieves a higher Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score than the average tablet (1338 points vs 729 points). The average tablet scores 729 points in Geekbench 6 single-core.
50% smaller process node
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses a smaller process node than the average tablet (7 nm vs 14 nm). The average tablet uses a process node of 14 nm.
430 MHz higher GPU turbo clock
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher GPU turbo speed than the average tablet (1125 MHz vs 695 MHz). The average tablet has GPU turbo speed of 695 MHz.
1404 points higher PassMark single-core benchmark
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) achieves a higher PassMark single-core benchmark score than the average tablet (2348 points vs 944 points). The average tablet scores 944 points in PassMark single-core.
2766 points higher PassMark benchmark
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) achieves a higher PassMark benchmark result than the average tablet (5177 points vs 2411 points). The average tablet scores 2411 points in PassMark.
40% lower TDP
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher TDP than the average tablet (7 W vs 5 W). The average tablet has a TDP of 5 W.
8x more L2 cache
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has more L2 cache than the average tablet (8 KB vs 1 KB). The average tablet has 1 KB of L2 cache.
731 points higher Geekbench 5 single-core benchmark score
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) achieves a higher Geekbench 5 single-core benchmark score than the average tablet (1116 points vs 385 points). The average tablet scores 385 points in Geekbench 5 single-core.
100 nits higher typical brightness
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher typical brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 400 nits). The average tablet reaches 400 nits typical brightness.
Higher screen resolution
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen resolution than the average tablet (2160×1620 vs 1920×1200). The average tablet resolution is 1920×1200.
Supports Dolby Vision support
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports Dolby Vision, the average tablet does not. 12.4% of tablets are Dolby Vision compatible.
99 nits higher peak brightness
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher peak brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 401 nits). The average tablet reaches 401 nits peak brightness.
17.9% higher pixel density
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher pixel density than the average tablet (264 ppi vs 224 ppi). The average tablet has pixel density of 224 ppi.
40 ppi higher screen sharpness
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen sharpness than the average tablet (264 ppi vs 224 ppi). The average tablet has screen sharpness of 224 ppi.
0.1 inches larger screen size
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen size than the average tablet (10.2 inches vs 10.1 inches). The average tablet has screen size of 10.1 inches.
7 MP higher front camera megapixels
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has more front camera megapixels than the average tablet (12 MP vs 5 MP). The average tablet has 5 MP front camera resolution.
Supports PDAF
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports PDAF, the average tablet does not. 26.3% of tablets support PDAF.
Uses a BSI sensor
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses a BSI sensor, the average tablet does not. 30.7% of tablets include BSI sensors.
Supports slow-motion recording
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports slow-motion recording, the average tablet does not. 38% of tablets offer slow-mo.
Supports fast charging
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports fast charging, the average tablet does not. 49.3% of tablets feature fast charging.
Includes battery health monitoring
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) features battery health monitoring, the average tablet does not. 34.7% of tablets include battery health tools.
33.7% larger battery capacity
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a higher battery capacity than the average tablet (8827 mAh vs 6600 mAh). The average tablet battery has capacity of 6600 mAh.
Supports eSIM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports eSIM, the average tablet does not. 11.3% of tablets support eSIM.
Has a fingerprint scanner
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) offers a better fingerprint scanner setup than the average tablet (yes vs no). Fingerprint scanner quality still varies a lot between tablets.
Supports AirPlay
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports AirPlay, the average tablet does not. 7.6% of tablets are AirPlay compatible.
Has HDMI output
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports HDMI output, the average tablet does not. 49.6% of tablets offer direct HDMI connectivity.
Has a barometer
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) features a barometer, the average tablet does not. 17% of tablets include a barometer.
Supports Galileo
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports Galileo satellite navigation, the average tablet does not. 43% of tablets include Galileo support.
More advanced operating system
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a more advanced operating system than the average tablet (iPadOS vs Android). Operating system choice shapes app support, updates, and ecosystem features.
Supports live text recognition
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports live text recognition, the average tablet does not. 31.7% of tablets can recognize text from images.
Allows app offloading
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) allows app offloading, the average tablet does not. 23.7% of tablets support this feature.
Supports full-page screenshots
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports full-page screenshots, the average tablet does not. 49.5% of tablets support full-page screenshots.
Has clipboard warnings
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has clipboard warnings, the average tablet does not. 38% of tablets include clipboard warnings.
Has extra dim mode
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) features extra dim mode, the average tablet does not. 33.4% of tablets support extra diming.
Suitable for drawing
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) is suitable for drawing, the average tablet is not. 40.3% of tablets are suitable for drawing.
Supports stylus tilt
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports stylus tilt, the average tablet does not. 26.1% of tablets support stylus tilt.
Good for kids
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) is suitable for kids, the average tablet is not. 23.6% of tablets are suitable for kids.
1 more microphone/s
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has more microphones than the average tablet (2 vs 1). The average tablet has 1 microphones.

Why is Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) worse than the average tablet?

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No memory card slot
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not have a memory card slot, the average tablet does. 78.6% of tablets feature expandable storage.
1 GB less RAM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has less RAM capacity than the average tablet (3 GB vs 4 GB). The average tablet has 4 GB of RAM.
50% less storage
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has less internal storage than the average tablet (32 GB vs 64 GB). The average tablet provides 64 GB of internal storage.
Supports older OpenGL ES version
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) supports a lower OpenGL ES version than the average tablet (3 vs 3.2). The average tablet supports OpenGL ES version 3.2.
Worse display glass type
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses weaker display glass than the average tablet (Chemically Strengthened Glass vs Corning Gorilla Glass). Display glass choice still varies across tablets.
16.7% lower touch sampling rate
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a lower touch sampling rate than the average tablet (120 Hz vs 144 Hz). The average tablet has touch sampling rate of 144 Hz.
No continuous video AF
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not support continuous video AF, the average tablet does. 55.4% of tablets support continuous video autofocus.
Narrower front camera aperture
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a worse front camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 front camera aperture.
No manual white balance
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not allow manual white balance adjustments, the average tablet does. 51.2% of tablets include white balance controls.
Narrower main camera aperture
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a worse main camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 main camera aperture.
Lacks USB Type-C
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) lacks a USB Type-C port, the average tablet includes one. 51.8% of tablets use USB Type-C.
USB Type-C port is not present.
No face recognition
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not have face recognition, the average tablet does. 55.8% of tablets support face recognition.
Native face recognition / face unlock is not supported.
Older Bluetooth version
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses an older Bluetooth version than the average tablet (4.2 vs 5.0). The average tablet uses Bluetooth 5.0.
Bluetooth version: 4.2.
Lacks multi-user mode
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not support multi-user mode, the average tablet does. 71.9% of tablets allow multiple user profiles.
11 ms higher pen latency
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has higher pen latency than the average tablet (20 ms vs 9 ms). The average tablet has pen latency of 9 ms.
50.6 mm taller
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) is taller than the average tablet (250.6 mm vs 200 mm). The average tablet is 200 mm tall.
Lacks USB Type-C
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) lacks a USB Type-C port, the average tablet includes one. 51.8% of tablets use USB Type-C.
USB Type-C port is not present.
What it is: A modern, reversible connector used for charging, data transfer, and sometimes audio or video output.
When it matters: When you want a reversible cable that handles charging, data, and accessories universally.
Importance: MEDIUM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) lacks a USB Type-C port, the average tablet includes one. 51.8% of tablets use USB Type-C.
No continuous video AF
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not support continuous video AF, the average tablet does. 55.4% of tablets support continuous video autofocus.
What it is: Support for keeping focus updated automatically while recording video.
When it matters: When you record moving subjects and want focus to keep up.
Importance: LOW
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not support continuous video AF, the average tablet does. 55.4% of tablets support continuous video autofocus.
Narrower front camera aperture
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a worse front camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 front camera aperture.
What it is: The f-stop value of the front camera lens, affecting light intake and background blur in selfies.
When it matters: When you take selfies in low light and want them to appear brighter.
Importance: MEDIUM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) has a worse front camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 front camera aperture.f/2.4 vs f/2.2
No manual white balance
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not allow manual white balance adjustments, the average tablet does. 51.2% of tablets include white balance controls.
What it is: Allows the user to adjust color temperature settings to ensure accurate color reproduction in different lighting conditions.
When it matters: When you need to correct color casts caused by artificial lighting.
Importance: LOW
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not allow manual white balance adjustments, the average tablet does. 51.2% of tablets include white balance controls.
No face recognition
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not have face recognition, the average tablet does. 55.8% of tablets support face recognition.
Native face recognition / face unlock is not supported.
What it is: Support for unlocking or authenticating with facial recognition.
When it matters: When you want to unlock the tablet quickly with your face.
Importance: MEDIUM
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not have face recognition, the average tablet does. 55.8% of tablets support face recognition.
Worse display glass type
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses weaker display glass than the average tablet (Chemically Strengthened Glass vs Corning Gorilla Glass). Display glass choice still varies across tablets.
What it is: The specific brand or model of strengthened glass used to protect the screen from scratches and drops.
When it matters: When drops, scratches, or long-term screen wear are a concern in daily use.
Importance: HIGH
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) uses weaker display glass than the average tablet (Chemically Strengthened Glass vs Corning Gorilla Glass). Display glass choice still varies across tablets.Chemically Strengthened Glass vs Corning Gorilla Glass
No memory card slot
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not have a memory card slot, the average tablet does. 78.6% of tablets feature expandable storage.
What it is: A physical slot, usually for microSD cards, allowing users to expand the device's storage capacity.
When it matters: When you want to cheaply expand your storage for photos, music, and movies.
Importance: LOW
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not have a memory card slot, the average tablet does. 78.6% of tablets feature expandable storage.
Lacks multi-user mode
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not support multi-user mode, the average tablet does. 71.9% of tablets allow multiple user profiles.
What it is: The ability to create and manage separate user profiles on the same device, useful for sharing while maintaining privacy.
When it matters: When you share your device with family members or keep work and personal profiles separate.
Importance: LOW
Apple iPad 10.2 8th Gen (3GB + 32GB) does not support multi-user mode, the average tablet does. 71.9% of tablets allow multiple user profiles.

Expert reviews

stuff.tv

02/10/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad 8th generation (2020) review Would you like to compare these reviews to the newer 9th or 10th generation iPad models?

The 8th Gen iPad (2020) features a significant performance boost with the A12 Bionic chip, offering 40% faster CPU speeds and double the graphics performance of its predecessor, while retaining a dated design with a 10.2-inch Retina display and physical Home button. Key pros include the powerful processor, bright screen, and retained headphone jack, alongside support for the 1st-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard. However, the device is criticized for its 32GB base storage, unlaminated display, and poor 1.2MP front camera. Ultimately, the review concludes that despite its old-fashioned exterior, the tablet is a capable budget option.

theverge.com

23/09/2020

Summary of the review

The new 2020 iPad isn’t enough for Zoom school

The Verge’s review of the $329 2020 eighth-generation iPad identifies it as a highly capable, albeit familiar, device for most users, featuring a significant performance boost via the A12 Bionic processor. While maintaining an outdated design with large bezels and a non-laminated display, the tablet offers immense value, solid battery life, and supports the first-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard for light productivity. However, the 32GB base storage is considered insufficient, and the 1.2-megapixel front-facing camera is criticized for being too "grainy" for modern video conferencing. Despite these drawbacks, it remains a reliable, functional, and superior budget-friendly option compared to more expensive models for students and families. For more details, visit The Verge.

uk.pcmag.com

24/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad (8th Generation, 2020) - Review 2020

The 8th-generation Apple iPad (2020) is characterized by PCMag as a high-value, budget-friendly tablet that pairs a 10.2-inch display with the A12 Bionic chip, offering a significant performance boost over the 7th-gen model. Pros include its superior speed compared to the previous iPad Air, support for the first-gen Apple Pencil, and a high-quality app ecosystem. Cons include a dated, large-bezel design, a mediocre 1.2-megapixel front camera, and the 32GB base storage. PCMag notes that while the design is stagnant, the performance jump makes this device ideal for students and casual users, functioning better for remote learning than many similarly priced Chromebooks. It is considered the best tablet in the $300 price range, despite missing features like USB-C, Wi-Fi 6, or a laminated screen found on more expensive models. The 2020 iPad remains an excellent, affordable entry point for the Apple ecosystem, provided users do not require the latest, modern design.

expertreviews.co.uk

25/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad 10.2in (8th gen, 2020) review: Still got it

The 2020 Apple iPad 10.2in (8th gen) remains a top-tier budget tablet, featuring the updated A12 Bionic chip for significantly improved performance while retaining the familiar 10.2-inch Retina display and design. Key strengths include exceptional value, the addition of iPadOS 14 features, and strong compatibility with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard. However, the device features an aging non-laminated display, only 32GB of base storage, a 1.2MP front camera, and uses a Lightning port rather than USB-C.

trustedreviews.com

29/09/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 8 (10.2-inch, 2020) Review

The Trusted Reviews analysis of the 2020 10.2-inch iPad 8 highlights a high-quality build that maintains a dated design, featuring a significant performance boost from the A12 Bionic chip. While the bright 2160 x 1620 display is a positive, drawbacks include a non-laminated screen, limited 32GB base storage, and the need for expensive accessory add-ons. Battery life meets the 10-hour target and the 20W charger is a positive addition, though the cameras are only adequate and the device lacks a modern USB-C port.

theguardian.com

30/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad 2020 review: all the iPad you need, none of the extra

The 2020 8th-generation iPad is identified as an ideal, cost-effective tablet for most users, boasting a 40% performance boost from the A12 Bionic chip and a solid, long-lasting battery. While it offers great software support, stereo speakers, and a bright 10.2-inch display, the design retains chunky bezels, is heavy, and uses non-laminated glass. Significant drawbacks include a base storage of only 32GB, a slow Lightning charging port, and a lack of support for newer wireless standards.

techradar.com

14/06/2021

Summary of the review

New iPad 10.2 (2020) review

The TechRadar review of the 8th-generation iPad (2020) highlights it as a high-value, entry-level tablet, specifically noting the upgraded A12 Bionic chip for superior performance and the retention of a classic design with thick bezels and Touch ID. The 10.2-inch Retina display is described as bright, though it lacks modern screen lamination, while the device continues to use a Lightning port. Key pros include the improved processor and strong battery life, but cons center on the insufficient 32GB base storage and dated aesthetic, positioning it best for students or casual users.

macworld.com

30/09/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 10.2in (2020) Review: Dull Tablet, Excellent Deal

The Macworld review characterizes the 2020 10.2-inch iPad as a "dull" but high-value, reliable all-rounder featuring a significant performance boost via the A12 Bionic chip, which offers up to 40% faster CPU performance. Key pros include an affordable price point, solid benchmark performance, over 10 hours of battery life, and continued support for the first-generation Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard. Conversely, cons center on a dated, thick-bezel design, a non-laminated display, restrictive 32GB base storage, a low-resolution 1.2MP front camera, and the use of a Lightning port rather than USB-C. Copy

cnet.com

30/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad (8th-gen, 2020) review: The best iPad value by far

According to the CNET review by Scott Stein, the 2020 8th-gen iPad is a high-value, reliable tablet featuring an upgraded A12 Bionic chip that provides significant performance gains for everyday tasks. While maintaining an older design with large bezels, this model serves as a versatile, budget-friendly option supporting iPadOS 14, the first-gen Apple Pencil, and Smart Keyboard. Key drawbacks noted include the limited 32GB base storage, an unlaminated display, and an aging, poorly positioned 1.2-megapixel front camera. CNET

choice.com.au

01/02/2021

Summary of the review

Apple iPad 8th generation review

The 8th-generation Apple iPad is positioned as a high-value entry-level tablet, combining a familiar design with significant performance upgrades driven by the A12 Bionic chip. The device offers a noticeably faster user experience with improved multitasking capabilities, a brighter 10.2-inch Retina display, and slightly longer battery life. Key hardware improvements include a faster 20-watt charger in the box, significantly reducing charging times. However, the 8th-gen model retains older hardware, such as the Lightning port, large bezels, and a low-resolution 1.2MP front camera. Despite lacking the modern edge-to-edge screen design found in higher-end iPads, it remains a reliable, cost-effective choice for general use, notes. Overall, the review highlights the device's enhanced processing power as its primary strength for consumers seeking affordability. Copy

pickr.com.au

21/09/2020

Summary of the review

Review: Apple iPad 8th generation (iPad 8, 2020)

The Pickr review describes the 2020 8th-generation iPad as a versatile, high-value "Swiss Army" tablet, utilizing the same 10.2-inch chassis as its predecessor while upgrading to the significantly faster A12 Bionic chip. Key pros include the improved performance, support for the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, a 20W charger in the box, and the retention of a 3.5mm headphone jack, offering roughly 10 hours of battery life. Conversely, cons include the aging design with thick bezels, a non-laminated screen without True Tone, 32GB base storage, and a Lightning port rather than USB-C. Copy

wired.com

24/09/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 10.2-inch 2020 review: a lazy update, but who cares?

The 8th-generation 2020 iPad is positioned as a "lazy update" that serves as an excellent, budget-friendly entry point into Apple’s ecosystem. Upgraded with the A12 Bionic chip, the tablet delivers a significant 40% performance boost and doubles graphics capabilities, making it fast enough for casual gaming and light productivity, alongside supporting new iPadOS 14 features like Scribble. Key pros include the inclusion of a 20W fast charger and continued support for the first-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, strengthening its value proposition. However, the device faces drawbacks, including a dated, thick-bezeled design with a physical home button and a screen that lacks an anti-reflective coating. Furthermore, the base 32GB of storage is considered insufficient for modern usage, and the 1.2-megapixel front camera provides subpar video quality.

appleinsider.com

05/10/2020

Summary of the review

Review: Apple's eighth-gen iPad is powerful and expectedly boring

AppleInsider's review of the 8th-generation iPad (2020) highlights a significant performance boost driven by the A12 Bionic processor, offering 40% faster CPU and better graphics, while maintaining a familiar, aging design. Key pros include the improved power, inclusion of a 20W fast charger, and continued support for the first-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, making it a powerful, value-driven "workhorse". Conversely, noted cons stem from its outdated aesthetic, specifically the non-laminated display, large bezels, poor 1.2MP front-facing camera, and reliance on older connectivity standards like Bluetooth 4.2. The 8th-gen model is deemed a "safe bet" for budget-conscious users and students, providing long-term iPadOS support in a familiar form factor.

spiegel.de

21/10/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad Air und iPad 8 im Test: Das können die neuen iPads

The 2020 Der Spiegel review highlights the iPad Air 4 as a high-performance alternative to the Pro, praising its A14 chip, modern design, USB-C port, and support for the 2nd-gen Pencil, though it notes the higher price and lack of Face ID as cons. The 8th-generation iPad is positioned as an affordable, reliable workhorse for students, featuring the A12 chip, though it is limited by an aging design, non-laminated screen, and reliance on the Lightning port. Both devices, praised for 10-hour battery life and the iPadOS ecosystem, offer distinct choices: the Air for superior performance and the 8th-gen for, according to the review, "mind-blowing value".

netzwelt.de

29/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad (2020) im Test: Ist das Einsteiger-Tablet noch zeitgemäß?

The 8th-generation iPad (2020) acts as a performance-focused update, replacing the A10 processor with the A12 Bionic chip to deliver faster speeds for daily tasks and improved AR performance. While maintaining the classic 10.2-inch Retina display design, the tablet features 500 nits of brightness and a physical Home Button with Touch ID, though it lacks modern design elements like thin bezels. A notable, positive change includes the addition of a 20W USB-C fast charger, significantly reducing charging times compared to previous models. However, the device maintains the 1st-generation Apple Pencil support and features a Lightning port rather than USB-C, keeping it consistent with earlier, budget-friendly iterations. Pros include strong, efficient performance, long battery life, and high-quality construction. Cons focus on the outdated, wide-bezel design, the lack of a laminated display, and a restrictive 32GB base storage capacity, making it a reliable but dated, entry-level option, according to the Netzwelt review. Copy

notebookcheck.com

17/10/2020

Summary of the review

Test Apple iPad 10.2 (2020) - Frischzellenkur für das günstigste Apple-Tablet

According to the Notebookcheck review, the Apple iPad 10.2 (2020) serves as an entry-level update featuring the A12 Bionic chip, which offers significant CPU and graphics performance boosts over its predecessor. The tablet retains a 10.2-inch display and traditional design, including a physical Touch ID home button. A key improvement is the inclusion of a 20W USB-C fast charger in the box. Despite these upgrades, the device retains an older design with large bezels, a non-laminated screen, and the proprietary Lightning connector. The 32GB base storage is considered insufficient, and the 1.2MP front camera is viewed as outdated. Positive aspects include the continued presence of a 3.5mm headphone jack, excellent battery life, and compatibility with the Apple Pencil (1st Gen). Ultimately, the review highlights the device as an excellent value for money with high performance for its price point. However, the outdated design elements and limited base storage are significant drawbacks compared to more modern, higher-end tablets. Copy

n-tv.de

21/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple greift in die Chipstüte: Das iPad 8 hält die Konkurrenz auf Distanz

The n-tv review identifies the iPad 8 (2020) as a premier price-performance tablet, leveraging the A12 Bionic chip to provide a roughly 40% faster CPU and doubled graphics capability over its predecessor, making it highly capable for tasks like 4K video editing and multitasking. Notable pros include the 10.2-inch Retina display (500 nits), compatibility with the first-gen Apple Pencil/Smart Keyboard, a durable build with a 3.5mm jack, and a faster 20-watt charger included. However, the analysis notes cons such as an aged design with a non-laminated screen, low 32GB base storage, a weak 1.2MP front camera, and the absence of USB-C, Face ID, or second-gen Pencil support.

macwelt.de

28/09/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 10,2 Zoll 2020 im Test: Doppelt so schnell wie Vorgänger

The 2020 10.2-inch iPad (8th generation) features the A12 Bionic chip, providing a significant performance boost over the previous model. While the design remains dated with thick bezels and a non-laminated screen, it remains a high-value option for basic tasks. However, the 32GB base storage is considered insufficient, and the device still utilizes a Lightning port rather than USB-C. For a detailed look, read the Macwelt article at Macwelt. Copy

quechoisir.org

01/09/2020

Summary of the review

Test Apple iPad 2020 - Tablette tactile

The 2020 Apple iPad (8th generation) is a budget-friendly option featuring a significant performance boost from the A12 Bionic chip, providing a 40% CPU increase and double the graphics capability over its predecessor. The 10.2-inch Retina display is bright and sharp, while the device retains the 3.5mm headphone jack, supports the first-gen Apple Pencil, and delivers 9 to 10 hours of battery life. However, it retains a dated design with large bezels, a non-laminated screen that feels hollow, and a poor 1.2MP front camera. Furthermore, the base model is limited to 32GB of storage, and it relies on a Lightning port rather than USB-C. The 2020 iPad remains a strong choice for basic users seeking longevity at a lower price point. Read a full review at The Guardian.

melty.fr

21/10/2020

Summary of the review

Test Apple iPad 2020: Notre verdict sur la 8ème génération de la tablette

The 2020 iPad (8th Generation) delivers significant performance, driven by the A12 Bionic chip which provides a 40% faster CPU and better graphics compared to its predecessor. Its primary advantage is excellent value, offering high-level performance for tasks, gaming, and multitasking in an entry-level device. However, the design remains outdated, featuring the classic, thicker bezel chassis and a physical Touch ID button. The 10.2-inch display is non-laminated, resulting in a slight air gap, while compatibility is restricted to the 1st Generation Apple Pencil. With a solid 10-hour battery life and an improved 20W charger, the tablet is a strong candidate for students and families, though it suffers from low 32GB base storage and a poor 1.2MP front camera. It stands as a "value king" at the cost of modern aesthetics.

lesnumeriques.com

03/10/2020

Summary of the review

Test Apple iPad 8 (2020): toujours efficace et maintenant plus puissant(www.01net.com) | September 30 2020 | Test de l'iPad 2020: Apple rejoue avec br...

The Apple iPad 8 (2020) serves as a conservative update, highlighted by the A12 Bionic chip which provides significant performance boosts for multitasking and gaming. According to Les Numériques, it boasts a well-calibrated 10.2-inch Retina display and reliable, long-lasting battery life. However, the device retains an outdated design with thick bezels, a non-laminated screen, limited 32GB base storage, and a poor 1.2-megapixel front camera. Despite these drawbacks, the review highlights the device as a top-value, versatile option for students and general users, featuring strong performance and excellent display quality.

20minutes.fr

28/09/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 8 : La tablette d’Apple joue la puissance et l’accessibilité contre la nouveauté

The 2020 iPad 8 from 20 Minutes emphasizes internal performance and affordability over a fresh aesthetic, featuring an A12 Bionic chip that provides a roughly 40% speed boost and double the graphics power of its predecessor. It serves as a highly capable, versatile tablet for education, remote work, and casual gaming at a competitive price point. Key benefits include a bright 10.2-inch Retina display, 10-hour battery life, Apple Pencil/Smart Keyboard support, and a faster 20W USB-C charger. However, the design is considered outdated, featuring thick bezels, a physical Home button, and a Lightning port instead of USB-C. Other downsides include a restrictive 32GB base storage, a non-laminated display, and an inadequate 1.2-megapixel front camera for video conferencing. Copy

global.techradar.com

05/10/2020

Summary of the review

Test du nouvel iPad 10.2 (2020)

The iPad 10.2-inch (2020) is defined by TechRadar as a high-value, entry-level tablet, with its main improvement being the A12 Bionic chip, which offers a 40% CPU speed increase and double the graphics power of its predecessor. It supports the first-generation Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, includes a 20W charger, and retains the 3.5mm headphone jack. Key drawbacks include limited 32GB base storage, a low-resolution 1.2MP front camera, and an outdated design with large bezels and a Lightning port. Copy

cnetfrance.fr

26/11/2020

Summary of the review

Test de l'iPad 8 (2020) : la tablette abordable d'Apple devient plus costaude

The 2020 Apple iPad 10.2 (8th Gen), reviewed by CNET France, delivers significant performance improvements with the A12 Bionic chip, offering nearly double the speed of its predecessor while maintaining an affordable price point. Key strengths include a 10.2-inch Retina display, 10-hour battery life, and continued support for the 1st-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, along with the retention of the 3.5mm headphone jack. However, the device retains an older design with a non-laminated screen, insufficient 32GB base storage, and a low-resolution 1.2-megapixel front camera unsuitable for modern video calls. For the full, original review, visit CNET France. Copy

iphon.fr

15/09/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 2020 (8e génération) : fiche technique complète, prix et avis

The 8th-generation iPad features the A12 Bionic chip, providing a 40% CPU performance boost for daily tasks while retaining the traditional 10.2-inch design with Touch ID. Pros include its high value for students, compatibility with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, reliable battery life, and the inclusion of a 20W charger. Cons are centered on its dated design, non-laminated screen, low 32GB base storage, and a weak 1.2MP front-facing camera. For more details on this review, visit iPhon.fr.

01net.com

18/09/2020

Summary of the review

Premier test de l'iPad 2020 : la puissance de l'iPad Air 2019 à presque 200 euros de moins

The 01net review highlights the 8th-generation iPad (2020) as a high-value device, utilizing the A12 Bionic chip to bring 2019 iPad Air-level performance to a lower price point. Key advantages include up to 40% faster CPU performance, the retention of the 3.5mm headphone jack and Touch ID, and the inclusion of a 20W USB-C fast charger in the box. However, the design remains dated with large bezels, a non-laminated screen, and a limiting 32GB base storage, paired with lackluster 8MP rear and 1.2MP front cameras. For more details, visit 01net. 01 Copy

es.root-nation.com

11/12/2020

Summary of the review

Análisis del Apple iPad 8 10.2″ 2020: un nuevo viejo conocido

The Root-Nation review describes the Apple iPad 8 (2020) as a budget-friendly, entry-level device that retains the familiar design with thick bezels and a Touch ID home button, while upgrading to the faster A12 Bionic chip. Performance sees a significant 40% jump in CPU and doubled graphics power, making it capable for multitasking and gaming. The 10.2-inch IPS Retina display delivers good brightness, though the non-laminated screen creates an air gap, and the 32GB base storage is considered outdated. Despite these drawbacks, the tablet remains a versatile, long-lasting option that supports the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard.

hablandodemanzanas.com

28/09/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad 8ª Generación 10,2″ (2020) · Análisis y opinión

The 8th generation iPad (2020) is a solid, entry-level tablet that maintains a familiar, "recycled" design with wide bezels, a physical home button, and a 10.2-inch Retina screen. Its core improvement is the A12 Bionic chip, providing a significant performance boost for everyday tasks, student use, and gaming, all while supporting the first-generation Apple Pencil. Despite the performance gains, the review notes the device uses the outdated Lightning connector, features a low 32GB base storage, and has a mediocre front-facing camera. Pros: Fast A12 Bionic chip, competitive price, great display/battery. Cons: Outdated design, 32GB base storage, Lightning port. Copy

wired.it

25/09/2020

Summary of the review

Recensione iPad 2020, equilibrio perfetto e tanto cuore

The 8th-generation iPad (2020) retains a dated design with a 10.2-inch display and thick bezels, but features a significant performance boost with the A12 Bionic chip, offering 40% faster speeds than its predecessor. Key advantages include its competitive pricing, support for the Apple Pencil, and inclusion of a 20W fast-charging adapter. Conversely, limitations consist of a non-laminated screen, a very low-resolution 1.2MP front camera, and a 32GB base storage option deemed insufficient.

macitynet.it

28/09/2020

Summary of the review

Recensione iPad di 8ª generazione, niente fuochi artificiali, tutta sostanza

The 2020 iPad (8th generation) features an A12 Bionic chip, offering a significant 40% CPU boost over the previous model and enabling better multitasking and 4K video editing, according to multiple reviews. While keeping the classic 10.2-inch design with Touch ID and a 3.5mm jack, it now ships with a 20W USB-C charger, providing excellent value for a budget device. However, drawbacks include a non-laminated display with noticeable glare, an outdated 1.2MP front camera, and a 32GB base storage limit, say reviewers. For a full review, visit CNET.

tomshw.it

30/09/2020

Summary of the review

Recensione iPad 2020, tutta l'esperienza iPad a prezzo contenuto

The Apple iPad 2020 (8th Gen) is highlighted as a high-value entry point, driven by the A12 Bionic chip which offers significant CPU and graphics improvements over its predecessor for multitasking and light editing. While featuring a 10.2-inch display and traditional Touch ID, the design remains dated with large bezels and a non-laminated panel that can cause glare. Key strengths include strong battery life, support for accessories like the Apple Pencil, and faster charging, balanced against downsides like a weak 1.2MP front camera, limited 32GB base storage, and the continued use of a Lightning port. For a detailed look at this, visit Tom's Guide.

smartworld.it

02/10/2020

Summary of the review

Recensione Apple iPad 2020 8a generazione (foto e video)

The Apple iPad 2020 (8th Generation) acts as a solid, cost-effective entry point, driven by a 40% CPU speed boost from the A12 Bionic chip and the inclusion of a faster 20W charger. Key advantages include its high value, extensive iPadOS support, and excellent battery life, making it a capable, long-lasting device for students and casual users. However, drawbacks include a dated design with large bezels, a 32GB base storage limit, a lackluster 1.2MP front camera, and a non-laminated display. The full review is available on SmartWorld.

it.root-nation.com

11/12/2020

Summary of the review

Recensione Apple iPad 8 10.2″ 2020 - Root-Nation.com

The Root-Nation review describes the Apple iPad 8 (2020) as a "New Old Acquaintance," focusing on internal upgrades over design changes, specifically the A12 Bionic chip which provides a significant 40% performance boost. The tablet maintains a classic design with large bezels, a physical home button, and a solid aluminum build, while upgrading to a 20W USB-C charger. The device is lauded for offering excellent value, with the 10.2-inch Retina display providing 500 nits brightness and the 10-12 hour battery life ensuring all-day use for school or media consumption. Root-Nation.comKey strengths, or pros, include the improved performance for multitasking and gaming (such as PUBG), alongside support for the first-generation Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, making it a versatile tool. However, the review points out several cons, starting with the outdated aesthetic and a non-laminated display that creates a visible gap between the glass and screen. Additionally, the 32GB base storage is considered insufficient, and the 1.2MP front camera is described as weak for modern video conferencing needs. Root-Nation.com

ilfattoquotidiano.it

01/10/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 2020 recensione: tanti vantaggi a prezzo contenuto, ma poche differenze con la generazione precedente

The 2020 iPad (8th generation) review from Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights the device as an excellent value, powered by the A12 Bionic chip which delivers a 40% performance boost and superior graphics over the previous model. While offering strong performance for daily tasks and multitasking, the device retains an outdated design with large bezels, a non-laminated 10.2-inch display, and a low-resolution 1.2-megapixel front camera. Despite some limitations like base 32GB storage and the continued use of a Lightning port, the 8th Gen iPad represents a reliable, affordable option featuring great battery life and continued support for the first-generation Apple Pencil.

notebookcheck.nl

23/10/2020

Summary of the review

Apple iPad 10.2 2020 Review Tweakers

The 2020 8th-generation Apple iPad (10.2-inch) serves as a robust, entry-level tablet, with its main upgrade being the A12 Bionic chip that provides significantly faster CPU and graphics performance. While offering high-end performance for tasks like multitasking, gaming, and creative work, the device retains a dated design, featuring large bezels and a physical Touch ID home button. Key hardware pros include a bright 500-nit Retina display, continued support for the first-generation Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, and the inclusion of a 20W fast charger, marking a notable upgrade from previous base models. However, the tablet retains a non-laminated display and continues to use the proprietary Lightning port rather than USB-C, which some users may find limiting. The device's primary drawback is the base configuration's 32GB of storage, which is deemed insufficient for modern application needs. Nevertheless, the 2020 iPad is considered an excellent value, providing a high-performance experience and full access to the iPadOS ecosystem at a highly competitive price point.

want.nl

13/10/2020

Summary of the review

[REVIEW] iPad (achtste generatie): het beste model, maar wel erg makkelijk

The iPad 8th generation (2020) combines a classic design with a significant performance boost, upgrading to the A12 Bionic chip for 40% faster CPU speeds and nearly double the multi-core performance compared to the previous model. As an affordable, high-value option, it delivers a premium experience for students and families, featuring a reliable 10-hour battery and an included 20-watt charger. However, the device features outdated large bezels, a non-laminated 10.2-inch screen, low 32GB base storage, and a poor 1.2-megapixel front camera. Copy

global.techradar.com

05/10/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 10.2 (2020) review

The Apple iPad (2020) features an upgraded A12 Bionic chip for enhanced performance within a familiar design, retaining the 10.2-inch display and Touch ID, according to TechRadar. Key advantages include exceptional value, strong battery life of approximately 10 hours, and support for the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard. However, the device is limited by a small 32GB base storage, an aging design with a Lightning port, and a non-laminated screen. Copy

icreatemagazine.nl

30/09/2020

Summary of the review

Eerste indruk iPad 2020: de beste iPad voor de meeste mensen

The iCreate Magazine review of the 2020 iPad (8th generation) highlights a significant performance boost driven by the A12 Bionic chip, providing 40% faster CPU and doubled graphics performance, while maintaining a familiar, dated design. Key pros include this increased speed for multitasking and creative tasks, along with support for the first-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, though the 32GB base storage is considered insufficient. Despite featuring a non-laminated 10.2-inch screen without True Tone, the device offers excellent value, robust battery life, and a faster 20W charger, making it ideal for basic use.

iphoned.nl

11/11/2020

Summary of the review

iPad 2020 review: betaalbare instapmodel is 'gewoon prima

The iPhoned.nl review labels the 8th-generation Apple iPad (2020) a top budget tablet, focusing on performance upgrades rather than design changes. Key pros include the A12 Bionic chip, offering a roughly 40% faster CPU and 2x faster graphics for a "silky smooth" experience, along with an impressive battery life that often exceeds 10 hours. It remains a versatile device supporting the 1st Gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard. However, the tablet retains an aging, non-laminated 10.2-inch display with a noticeable air gap, large bezels, and a physical Touch ID button. Other drawbacks highlighted include the restrictive 32GB base storage, a low-quality 1.2-megapixel front camera, and the lack of a USB-C port, relying on older connectivity standards. Despite these drawbacks, the review concludes the 2020 iPad is excellent value for students or casual users, particularly with the included 20-watt fast charger. The device is seen as a reliable, long-lasting option for everyday tasks, entertainment, and light work, provided users are aware of its dated design and limited entry-level storage.

iculture.nl

02/10/2020

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Review: iPad 2020, nog steeds een solide keuze

The iCulture review characterizes the 2020 8th Generation iPad as a powerful, budget-friendly entry point into the Apple ecosystem, focusing on internal upgrades rather than a design overhaul. Key updates include the A12 Bionic chip, offering a 40% CPU boost and enhanced graphics for multitasking and demanding apps like Scribble. While maintaining a 10.2-inch Retina display and supporting the Apple Pencil (1st Gen) and Smart Keyboard, the device keeps the traditional design with large bezels and a Touch ID home button. Pros highlighted in the review include excellent value at the $329 starting price, impressive performance from the A12 chip, and continued compatibility with essential accessories. The display is deemed bright and sharp for the price point, offering a high-quality visual experience, say the reviewers. Cons focus on the aged design, which looks dated compared to newer models, and a base storage limitation of only 32GB. Furthermore, the tablet lacks USB-C, relying on the older Lightning port, and includes a weak 1.2MP front-facing camera.

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15/12/2021

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iPad 2021 review: nog steeds de tablet voor iedereen (Contains direct comparisons to the 8th Gen 2020 model)

The iCreate Magazine review characterizes the 9th-generation iPad (2021) as a reliable, budget-friendly tablet featuring internal upgrades, including an A13 Bionic chip for a 20% performance boost and a doubled base storage of 64GB. Key improvements noted include a 12MP Ultra Wide front camera with Center Stage for improved video calls and the addition of True Tone to the 10.2-inch display. While offering excellent value for daily use, the device's drawbacks include an outdated design with large bezels, a physical Home button, a Lightning port, and support only for the first-generation Apple Pencil. Copy

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