Apple on Tuesday (18) announced the 10th generation iPad, along with the iPad Pro with the M2 chip. In the new standard tablet model, consumers find a better chip, refreshed looks and new colors. However, there is some controversy: It has a USB-C connector, but is only compatible with the 1st generation Apple Pencil with Lightning..

This model of Apple Pencil is charged by the tablet itself when the user connects. The format has already received criticism from Apple, both for its design and for its lack of practicality – an issue with the second model being magnetically charged via induction was fixed.

So, to charge 1st generation Apple Pencil on new 10th generation iPad, users You need to buy an adapter from the company’s official store in the US for $9 (approx R$50) or in Brazil for R$99.

In the past, Apple has also been criticized for posting expensive adapters and accessories on its official channels. After the company removed the 3.5mm jack (P2) for headphones from mobile phones, a The lightning adapter to make the connection also has a suggested price of R$99..

Colorful iPad with a new look

The recommended price of the new iPad is R$5,299 with 64GB storage and R$6,899 for the 256GB model. The Wi-Fi and 5G variants are BRL 6,899 and BRL 8,499, respectively. The tablet is available in blue, pink, silver and yellow.

The device also has a 10.9 inch IPS display (2360 x 1640p) and Touch ID on the top. The 12MP front camera has been moved to the side, making it easier to use during video calls.

It is compatible with Wi-Fi 6 and has Bluetooth 5.2 in addition to the A14 Bionic chip (used in iPhone 12).

Source: Tec Mundo

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