The release of the 10th generation iPad featured a major redesign that made the device look much more modern. This is not only limited to the absence of bezels, flatter edges, and vibrant colors, but also to various changes to the connections that mark the end of the transition that Apple started a few years ago.

Thus, the tenth generation iPad Freed the USB-C connection Y ignited the headphone jackWith the launch of the iPhone 7 in 2015, Apple removed the .

While there are those who expect the change in both connections as a logical move by the company, some see it as a downside to the teen’s favorite iPad, requiring an extra investment after its price goes up. First of all, an adapter must be purchased to use the original Apple Pencil. The absence of a jack requires the purchase of compatible wireless headphones with the tablet.

Goodbye to the headphone jack

10th generation Pad fires jack connector

With the release of the iPhone 7 seven years ago, most of us were reluctant to think that Apple would put an end to this headphone jack. Many users complained, but Apple proved right. As such, most headphone manufacturers have followed in Apple’s footsteps and competed to offer the best wireless earbuds. However, that wasn’t the main reason Apple made the decision at the time.

With this decision, Apple has been able to include newer components. Apple found it easier to remove the headphone jack, plug in the new taptic motor of the new pressure-sensitive Home button, use a larger battery, and even achieve an IP67 protocol resistance rating.

Logically, the switch covered the firm’s iPads until the update of the entry model presented this week. But it will be here With the start of shipments of the 10th iPad on October 26when the public decides whether the refurbished device is worth the price or if it’s time to upgrade to higher models.