The iPad (2022) 10th generation arrived with a fresh coat of paint – literally. My review unit came in a vibrant pink, and while the color is subjective, it undeniably makes a statement. But beyond the aesthetics, this 10.9-inch tablet boasts a significant upgrade from its predecessor, particularly with the inclusion of USB-C charging and a more powerful processor. This review dives deep into my experience using the iPad (2022) Pink 256GB WiFi (International Version) – Model Number: iPad (2022) Pink 256GB WiFi – over the past few weeks.

The standout feature for many will be the inclusion of USB-C. Finally, Apple has moved away from Lightning, allowing for faster charging and compatibility with a wider range of accessories. The larger 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display is also a welcome improvement, offering vibrant colors and sharp details. While stylus support is included, it’s important to note that only the 1st generation Apple Pencil is compatible – a factor to consider for potential buyers. The landscape orientation of the cameras is also a notable change, better suited for video calls and content creation.

Powered by the A14 Bionic chip, the iPad (2022) handles daily tasks with ease. I found multitasking seamless, and even demanding apps like video editing ran smoothly. The 4GB of RAM is sufficient for most users, though power users might find themselves needing to manage their background apps more carefully. Battery life is consistently impressive, lasting a full day on a single charge with moderate usage. Gaming performance is also excellent, with high frame rates and smooth gameplay on most titles. However, the lack of expandable memory is a notable limitation, so choosing the correct storage option upfront is crucial.

Pros:

• USB-C charging
• Larger 10.9-inch display
• Powerful A14 Bionic chip
• Excellent battery life
• Improved landscape camera placement

Cons:

• Only compatible with 1st generation Apple Pencil
• No expandable memory
• No cellular connectivity (WiFi only version)

The iPad (2022) Pink 256GB WiFi (International Version) is a significant improvement over its predecessor. The USB-C port, larger display, and powerful processor make it a compelling option for students, casual users, and creative professionals alike. The limitation of only supporting the 1st generation Apple Pencil and the lack of expandable storage are downsides, but not dealbreakers for most. If you’re in the market for a powerful, versatile tablet and don’t need cellular connectivity, I highly recommend the iPad (2022) – especially in this stunning pink color.