Fast, easy to use, amazingly clear screen. Still getting to learn how to use many features that are new to me after years of an iPad mini 2.

This IPad is huge in size in comparison with my Ipad mini. It has a ton of memory and is very fast. I am really happy with it. I would recommend it. However, to get 128GB of memory, you pay the same amount as you would to buy a laptop these days.

This iPad has been a great addition to my apple products. I would recommend it to my friends and family.

I love Target and the ability to order online and pickup up in store. The iPad was a super easy set up, and beautiful photo. They have improved greatly since my last iPad 2. I also must say I got it for a great price on Black Friday!

Can't fault the iPad which I received yesterday. However this item comes with 2 years support and I understand 1 years free Apple TV. The leaflet for the support was not supplied and unavailable at this time. also details of free Apple TV were not in the box.

Editors' note, Nov. 26, 2019: Apple's iPad strategy for 2019 was weird, with no new iPad Pro, but updates to the iPad Mini and iPad Air. The 10.2-inch iPad, however, might be the best bet. It has an older A10 processor, original Pencil support and a smart connector for smart keyboard (sold separately), and a slightly bigger screen. Spending as little as possible for an iPad makes a lot of sense right now, unless you have needs (or desires) that justify a fancier model. You could always look for last year's model on sale (which has the same processor, and also supports Pencil), but there's a case for the slight improvements here if you want to pay up for Apple's keyboard case. And, yes, iPadOS 13 generally runs just fine (except for the perpetual bugs, of course). As the dust settles on this year's iPad crop, this entry model is our Editors' Choice. Our original review of the 10.2-inch iPad is below.

The entry-level iPad is good enough for most users, especially with its new Smart Keyboard.

The 10.2-inch iPad has a larger display than before.; Smart Connector supports a few snap-on keyboard accessories.; One of the most affordable devices in Apple's gadget lineup.; iPad OS works better than expected and is well-optimized for the A10 processor.;

The base 32GB of storage isn't enough, meaning you'll really be paying $429 for the 128GB model; It's bigger and heavier than older model; The older A10 processor is the same as the previous iPad's, which you can still get on sale;

Great size and buttery smooth performance. Setup was super easy and worked flawlessly. For the price it seems hard to beat. Love that it still has the standard headphone jack! It weighs a tiny bit more than the 9.7 version but with the larger screen you would expect some weight change.

Wow , what an amazing piece of technology, after owning one of the first iPad minis for a few years I thought it was time to update to a newer version, I was very impressed with the looks and the speed of this new iPad , well worth the new update, it makes surfing the internet and workflow so much...

My old iPad was so slow and wouldn't load half the time so treated myself to this new one and I'm so glad I did . It's so fast and got everything I need and was great value for money

With its slightly larger screen and the introduction of the new iPadOS 13 operating system, the 2019 iPad is the safe, familiar and affordable iPad option. It lacks some of the speed and design points of the higher-end models, but that's why this is the perfect iPad option for many – as there's...

Affordable price point; Apple Pencil support (1st Gen; IPad OS great for multi-tasking apps; Smart Connector means keyboard and accessories support; Ideal performance for media consumption and apps

Bezels a bit chunky; Processor is fairly old in Apple terms; No FaceID; Not an anti-reflective screen; No True Tone screen technology