Testseek.com have collected 125 expert reviews of the Apple iPad 7 10.2 inch and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad 7 10.2 inch.
October 2019
(83%)
125 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Affordable, iPadOS is great, Support for Pencil and Keyboard, Bigger 10.2in display,
The display isn't laminated, 32GB starting storage feels low,
There's no denying this is a great, even fantastic, tablet that's easy to recommend. If you want to upgrade an older iPad to a device that feels slicker, offers integration with the Apple Keyboard and Apple Pencil and has a larger display, then you'll fee...
Good battery life, it lasted around 10 hours in our video playback tests, Works with the optional extra Apple Pencil (a stylus) that's priced at £89, which lets you write and sketch on the tablet as well as mark up documents and fine tune edits on photos,
There's no way of expanding the storage space through a MicroSD card, Slow to recharge
This is a reasonably priced iPad that's a good all-rounder, and we found it simple to use and great at performing several tasks from watching movies and TV shows to web browsing, checking emails and word processing. The new iPadOS made it feel more like a...
Published: 2019-10-24, Author: Robert , review by: T3.com
Nice 10.2-inch screen,Zippy to use,Great multitasking features,Pencil and Smart Keyboard support,
No True Tone screen, Keyboard case is expensive, Same A10 chip as older models,
The Apple iPad 10.2 (2019) is easily the best tablet for this money. It's great for kids, fast as a computer for the sofa, and way more capable than its price suggests.Reasons to buy+Nice 10.2-inch screen+Zippy to use+Great multitasking features+Pencil an...
Published: 2019-10-10, Author: Jonathan , review by: itpro.co.uk
Great battery life, iPadOS is outstanding for work, Great value
Official Smart Keyboard is expensive, No True Tone display, Uninspiring performance
The addition of a Smart Connector and Apple's new iPadOS software turns the entry-level iPad from a passable laptop replacement into a device that may actually be the best sub-£500 device for business users, with excellent battery life, a great screen and...
Thin and light, IPadOS is a huge improvement, Powerful enough
Has the same chip as an iPhone 7, Smart Keyboard is way too expensive
In truth, there isn't much that's new and exciting about the new Apple iPad – unless your idea of exhilaration is adding a keyboard connector and making the screen fractionally bigger.In fact, it could be argued that, in some regards, the 10.2in iPad is a...
Great price for a new iPad, Slightly bigger screen, Works with Smart Keyboard Cover
Marginally better than iPad 9.7, Older iPads may be cheaper, iPad Air is superior for sketching
The new iPad 10.2 is Apple's refreshed and still-reasonably-priced iPad with a marginally bigger screen, Smart Keyboard Cover compatibility, and extra RAM. Even though it's not very different from last year's iPad 9.7, which now also runs iPadOS update, t...
All of which brings us to the question: Just who is this iPad for?It's certainly not for people who bought last year's iPad, which I said was "pro enough for many of us" - and I still think that. This model performs about the same, the previous version ha...
Abstract: Apple must have decided that people really want iPads with screens just over 10in, because now it has two of them.The iPad Air reviewed here with a 10.5in display launched in March 2019, and now, as of September 2019, we have a new 10.2in iPad.Both these...
There's not a lot to differentiate the 10.2in iPad from its year-older predecessor which is disappointing. Recently Apple's taken to launching 'new' products that actually have the same specs, or very similar specs to the predecessor (see the MacBook Air...
The new iPad for 2019 was something of a surprise - we weren't expecting Apple to refresh its entry-level tablet, but what we've got is something that delivers better performance and a more attractive screen at a strong price point...
