“The iPad (2022) is a fantastic tablet in a bubble. But compared to the rest of Apple's lineup, it's just too confusing.”

A year ago, I thought each of the four tablets in the iPad lineup was differentiated well from the others, and it was fairly easy to see what features you got as things got more expensive. The new 10th-generation iPad throws a wrench in things, though.

The upgrades over its predecessor are pretty numerous, from the complete redesign to better cameras, a nice internal power boost, and the USB-C port are all welcome changes to an iPad that was in desperate need of some love.

Apple’s latest base-model iPad cribs a lot of features from the more expensive iPad Air. But it also is considerably more expensive than before, making it a tough sell.

If you are a student, even a writer, or an office worker who needs to check emails and spreadsheets on the go, the iPad is a good replacement for carrying a large laptop in your backpack.

Finally the entry-level iPad gets a design overhaul that makes it look much more up-to-date. The new Apple model brings a larger screen, some boisterous new colour options, and it's an all-round better product than its predecessor.

The Apple iPad (10th gen) rework is ace compared to rivals, but it's expensive and leads to some range confusion

Should you go for the iPad 10th Generation? Yes and no. Yes, because it features a powerful chipset that breezes through everyday tasks. It also has a chic design that looks classy and is a breath of fresh air with narrow bezels and no home button. The stereo setup is perfect for those movie nights.

Apple's 10th-generation iPad remains the best tablet for most people thanks to its many improvements in design and performance—and a recent price drop.

The iPad 10th Generation is a mega upgrade over the antique iPad 9th Gen model – its new design coupled to a better display and faster overall performance make a good case for this new kid on the block. However, at its starting price of Rs.