Info according to Apple:
You can use the Apple Pencil (1st generation) with these iPad models:
iPad mini (5th generation)
iPad (6th, 7th, 8th and 9th generation)
iPad (10th generation)*
iPad Air (3rd generation)
iPad Pro (12.9", 1st and 2nd generation)
iPad Pro (10.5")
iPad Pro (9.7")
* To pair and charge the Apple Pencil with an iPad (10th generation), the USB-C to Apple Pencil adapter is required.
This is normal. This model only has two speakers, as described in landscape format "bottom", see description:
https://www.apple.com/chde/ipad/compare/
Only the iPad Pro has four speakers. On the iPad (2022), the upper openings/perforated grilles are purely decorative.
Of course, it would be better to take the 10th generation for yourself :) The screen is bigger (though not by much), it works better, and the colours are more saturated.
Just have purchased one for my kid. Like it better than 9th generation.
Well no, it's not a phone but a tablet which, thanks to your SIM card, allows you to surf anywhere there's a 4/5G network without needing Wifi (but it also works in Wifi). That said, the Face Time app allows you to call your contacts with an Apple device in video conference ;-)
No this iPad has nir 2.4 and 5 GHz, no 5G, it is the WLAN version.
But I wouldn't recommend a Pad 2022 because it's a technically outdated product and way too expensive for what it can do.
The iPad Air 2022 5G is a bit more expensive, but overall much better, this would also have 5G:
Apple iPad Air 2022 (5th Gen) (5G, 10.90", 64 GB, Blue)
With Wifi 6 and 700 mbits/s, streaming should not be a problem, especially since it works fine with the old iPad. A warranty claim/replacement is an obvious option.
You can only connect the Magic Mouse, another Bluetooth mouse or a USB mouse to your iPad if it has IOS 13.4 and higher, which is the case for the iPad 2022 (10. Generation).
The iPad is always delivered alone, i.e. without accessories such as protective cover, keyboard, Pencil or foil. Each user must buy these accessories according to his or her own taste.
I will be happy to help you with your question.
1. synchronise email, appointments and notes: You can use apps such as iCloud or Microsoft Outlook to synchronise emails, appointments and notes. These apps allow you to share data with your employees in real time.
2. 64 GB storage space: 64 GB might be enough for basic applications such as email, appointments and notes, but if you want to store a lot of apps or larger files, you could quickly run out of storage space. Newer apps are usually compatible, but the limited storage space could be a problem.
3. age of the iPad: The 10th generation iPad is no longer the latest model, but it should still be able to install and use the latest apps. However, future software updates may be limited.
Yes, you can transfer data via USB-C on the iPad 2022 (10th gen), but there are some limitations:
- The USB-C port of the iPad 2022 (10th gen) only supports USB 2.0 speeds, which corresponds to a maximum transfer rate of 480 megabits per second.
If you need higher data transfer speeds, other iPad models such as the iPad mini 6, iPad Air and iPad Pro support higher USB standards. For example, the iPad mini 6 offers USB 3.1 with 5 Gbps, the iPad Air offers 10 Gbps and the iPad Pro with Thunderbolt 3 even offers up to 40 Gbps.
So there are better options if you need higher data transfer speeds.
The iPad 2022 (10th generation) from Apple is compatible with Procreate as it supports iPadOS 16.3 or newer, which is a prerequisite for installing Procreate.
### Compatibility with Apple Pencil
The iPad 2022 (10th generation) is compatible with the first generation Apple Pencil. However, the iPad 2022, which has a USB-C port, requires a simple USB-C adapter for pairing and charging the first generation Apple Pencil.
### Recommendation
However, for the best experience with Procreate and the Apple Pencil, it would be advisable to consider the second generation Apple Pencil if you are considering a compatible iPad. However, the second generation Apple Pencil does not offer compatibility with the iPad 2022 (10th generation) as it is only compatible with certain iPad models such as the iPad Pro, iPad Air (4th and 5th generation) and iPad mini (6th generation).
### Summary
- The iPad 2022 (10th generation) is compatible with Procreate.
- It supports the first generation Apple Pencil, but a USB-C adapter is required.
- The second generation Apple Pencil is not compatible with this iPad model.
digitec simply copies the generic product description from the manufacturer as the "Description", then under "Specifications" in this case, the connectivity is correctly stated without 5G. This is a very common mistake now, because unfortunately the manufacturer's footnotes do not make it into the product description.
The generic text is comparable to car advertising, where hybrid and assistance systems are always advertised, but are only installed in certain and significantly more expensive versions of the vehicle and not in the "from only 99 francs per month leasing" version.
Item. Always checking the specs on the manufacturer's website has unfortunately become a must at digitec.
