I bought the cheapest iPad 10th Gen - A14 Bionic (10.9 inch display)

Introduction

Welcome, friends! I know I've been a little inactive on my channel for a while now. There haven't been any new videos lately, and the reason is simple: I’ve been unwell with fever, cold, and cough all together. Thankfully, it's over now, and I didn't want to extend this break any longer. You must have been waiting for a new video, and I’m excited to bring you a fantastic video today. In this video, we’ll be discussing two big iPads that I’ve recently bought second-hand: an iPad 11th generation WiFi plus cellular, and an iPad 10th generation WiFi only.

Hello friends, my name is Rahul, and you all are welcome to Maa Ma's channel. Today, I'll be talking about the IP1 10th generation iPad in detail. First, let me give you some background. I have previously purchased an iPad from this store, and you can watch that video if you haven’t already. I'll add the link below. This time, I have purchased two more iPads from the same store. I'm not doing any promotions, but many of you in the comments have been asking where I bought these gadgets, so I’m sharing this information. I will also add the store’s address and their Instagram handle below.

Today, I will mainly cover the IP1 10th generation iPad which costs around Rs. 30000 and has a warranty expiring on July 9, 2024. Unlike last time, I ordered it for home delivery. This store offers all-India delivery. When the package arrived, it was very well packed with lots of bubble wrap. Inside, I found the iPads in great condition, almost like new. The IP1 10th generation iPad has a 10.9-inch Full HD display, no bezels, and is very slim. It comes with an A14 Bionic chip, which is also present in the iPhone 11, making this iPad more powerful than some laptops with Intel i5 11th generation chips.

If you're someone who needs a device for editing or note-taking, the IP1 iPad is a great choice. It comes with a touchscreen and a user-friendly interface, making it better than a typical laptop for certain tasks. However, the iPad comes with only 4GB of RAM. While this can handle basic tasks well, it might struggle with very high-quality video editing that requires more RAM, like 6GB or 8GB. For those who need to do heavy multitasking or PC-level editing, the 4GB RAM might be a limiting factor.

Students will find this iPad very useful, especially for online lectures and taking notes simultaneously. The iPad supports multitasking where you can open a browser from the dock, look up information, and take notes all at the same time.

Regarding the display, it has a 10.9-inch Full HD display with IPS technology, making it great for entertainment purposes like watching videos and gaming. The sound quality is also good, thanks to the dual stereo speakers. However, the iPad’s weight is around 477 grams, which might feel heavy for extended one-handed use, especially if you're watching something at night.

While this iPad is excellent for most uses, including light gaming and productivity tasks, it may not be ideal for hardcore gaming. It supports extreme settings in games like PUBG, but you might experience some lag.

If you intend to use this iPad for tasks like thumbnail creation, light video editing, or high-quality social media uploads, it’s a fabulous device. It can even be connected to a keyboard and mouse for a more PC-like experience. You can also attach a pen for additional functionality, although the Apple Pencil can be expensive.

Overall, the front camera on this iPad is better than the back camera, making it suitable for video calls and selfies but not so much for photography. This iPad is not meant for hardcore gaming but is perfect for productivity and entertainment.

I’ll discuss the second iPad, an IP1 4th generation iPad with a 256GB variant, in my next video. Stay tuned for more details, and see you in the next video. Bye!

Keyword

• iPad 10th generation
• A14 Bionic chip
• 10.9-inch display
• WiFi only iPad
• second-hand iPad
• multitasking
• productivity
• 4GB RAM
• online lectures
• video editing
• social media uploads

FAQ

Q: Where did you buy these iPads? A: I purchased these iPads from a store whose address and Instagram handle I will provide below.

Q: How much does the iPad 10th generation cost? A: The IP1 10th generation iPad cost me around Rs. 30000.

Q: Does the iPad 10th generation come with a warranty? A: Yes, the warranty for this iPad expires on July 9, 2024.

Q: Is the iPad 10th generation good for gaming? A: The iPad supports extreme settings in games like PUBG, but it might experience some lag.

Q: How is the camera quality of the iPad 10th generation? A: The front camera is better than the back camera, making it ideal for video calls and selfies.

Q: Can I use the iPad 10th generation for video editing? A: While it can handle light video editing, the 4GB RAM might struggle with very high-quality video editing that requires more RAM.