Testseek.co.uk 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.
Users
(97%)
4913 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
10.2-inch display
Low price point
Apple Pencil support
Larger screen
Smaller bezels
Smart connector
Thin and light
IPadOS is a huge improvement
Powerful enough
Great battery life
IPadOS is outstanding for work
Great value
Nice 10.2-inch screen
Zippy to use
Great multitasking features
Pencil and Smart Keyboard support
Great price for a new iPad
Slightly bigger screen
Works with Smart Keyboard Cover
Affordable
IPadOS is great
Support for Pencil and Keyboard
Bigger 10.2in display
Good performance
IPadOS greatly improves productivity
Solid battery life
Large screen
100% recycled aluminum enclosure
Natural
Detailed video
Loud
Dynamic speakers
Good value for money
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
The editors didn't like
Same design as before
Processor is fairly old in Apple terms
No FaceID
Lacks FaceID
Accessories are expensive
Has the same chip as an iPhone 7
Smart Keyboard is way too expensive
Official Smart Keyboard is expensive
No True Tone display
Uninspiring performance
No True Tone screen
Keyboard case is expensive
Same A10 chip as older models
Marginally better than iPad 9.7
Older iPads may be cheaper
IPad Air is superior for sketching
The display isn't laminated
32GB starting storage feels low
Same design
Same 32GB base storage
Smart Keyboard is expensive
No HDR
Beaten for black depth
Speaker placement
There's no way of expanding the storage space through a MicroSD card
Abstract: For the past few days I've been putting the 10.2” iPad through its paces, and it's been quite a revelation. I'll talk about the technical aspects later, but let's say for now that this model is a step forward in several ways. The review model was delivere...
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Abstract: Kids want tablets. My daughter has had one since she was pretty small. First, it was just a music player helping to lull her to sleep at night. Then it was the indispensable movie theater for long plane and train rides. Now it's primarily a vehicle for M...
iPadOS makes it great to work on, Good battery life, Keyboard support
Uses a dated processor, Reflective screen
The latest entry-level iPad is not a major upgrade over its predecessor, but Apple is well aware of that. It knows it doesn't need to tweak a lot of things here, because the iPad (2019) honestly has no competition. At this price point, mid-range Android t...
Good, Big display, Decent performance, Excellent battery life, iPadOS runs really well, Good, Big display, Decent performance, Excellent battery life, iPadOS runs really well
Reflective screen, Thick bezels, Smart Keyboard Cover is too expensive
The iPad (2019) has a big display, performs reasonably well, and offers great battery life. It's nice to have the Smart Connector on this iPad, in case you want to use Apple's excellent Smart Keyboard Cover accessory and don't mind shelling out for it. Si...
If you’re looking for a budget iPad in the market, then yes, the 2019 iPad is the best tablet to go for. The entry-level iPad, in my opinion, is a good option there with a big screen and solid performance. Battery life is solid, too. iPadOS is a powerful...
Good performance, Nice display, Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard support, Attractively priced, Long battery life, More functionality thanks to iPadOS
Dated design with large bezels, Display prone to reflection and glare, Speakers only on one side in landscape, Accessories sold separately, Accessories are pricey
General usage experienceThe new iPad is generally a nice tablet to use. The increase in display size is nice but I doubt most people will notice the extra 0.5 inches over last year's iPad. My only gripe with the display is that it's prone to reflections a...