iPad (9th Generation)

And I’m still on 9th gen I have two iPad 9th gen as well, which have 3 GB of RAM. Compared to our iPad 9th Gen, the upcoming iPad 12 gen is expected to have 8 GB RAM, 2x performance and 2x storage. I think we'll be upgrading. I use mine for reading, which reading is fine, but I manage so many books

I've played since launch mostly on a variety of iPads and this has been a constant problem for me until recently. I think the game is just poorly optimised for the relatively low RAM present in Apple devices and it's only gotten worse as they've added more content over the years. It became almost un

“I wouldn't see a problem running iPadOS 26 on iPad 9th generation, it has A13 Bionic chip which works great. And you are comparing iPhone with iPad” “First of all, iPhone and iPad are different devices (but still in some ways they are similar), and the experience will be more than decent on it.” If

Apple released the iPad A16 nearly 2.5 years later after the iPad 10th gen. I think as they have launched so many new products and focusing the budget macbook particularly this time they won't launch the base ipad with the updated a18/a19 chip so soon as it could have cannibalised their sales for th

I am using an iPad 9th gen. I had a good experience with taking notes on it. I only used the Notes app. Did not experince any lag or bug. I did not use apple pencil, just used something that I bought online and still it works fine. None.

i was in the exact same spot last year - 8th gen 32gb was dying on storage and i really didn't want to lose the headphone jack. pulled the trigger on a 256gb 9th gen and honestly it's been solid. iPadOS 26 runs fine for GarageBand and general use; it's not a speed demon but it's perfectly usable. th

looks at comments for any useful information sees that everyone is commenting how Apple users are never satisfied, are too stupid to even know what they want and people responding to others' posts just to imply they are stupid and that the new iOS is actually just fine/very bad *posts mild snark com

The 9th generation iPad is powered by the Apple A13 Bionic chip, therefore I would recommend sideloading Manic EMU and enabling JIT compilation for the best possible 3DS emulation. We have a full tutorial on this in our Discord linked in the app, and u/myretrospirit has some great tutorials on this

i feel you on the budget struggle. for used ipads on a tight budget, ipad 9th gen (2021) is your sweet spot - supports apple pencil 1st gen and runs procreate fine. ipad air 4th gen (2020) gives you pencil 2 magnetic charging and laminated screen but costs more used. ipad pro 2018 is overkill unless

I bought this thing from Amazon -- Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip, 10.2-inch Retina Display, 64GB, Wi-Fi, 12MP front/8MP Back Camera-- Amazing tablet blows Android tablets out of the water. I actually switched to an iPhone because of how nice the iPad was. I got it to play Runesca