iPads on sale! New iPad 10th Gen and iPad Pro M2 available at these prices

Apple's latest launches have been quite quiet, which is weird when you consider it announced two new iPads. Last week, the company announced a brand new iPad Pro variant with the M2 chip, and a new 10th generation iPad. The iPad Pro M2 replaces the existing model whereas the 10th Gen iPad slots in between the cheaper 9th Gen iPad and the iPad Air 5th Gen. For iPad shoppers, the options have just expanded and makes it a good time to go shopping.

Hence, if you are interested in buying one of these new iPad models, you can do so now. The stocks are available and if you order from Apple Online Store, you can get the deliveries within a few days. Unlike the iPhone 14 Pro, the stocks seem to be available in sufficient quantities. Here are the prices of the newly launched iPad models.

iPad 10th Generation prices:

The iPad 10th Generation is available in four new colours – Blue, Pink, Silver, and Yellow. The base variant is available with 64GB storage, with the Wi-Fi variant costing Rs. 44,900, while the 256GB variant of the iPad costs Rs. 59,900. The Wi-Fi + Cellular variant will set you back by Rs. 59,900 for the base 64GB variant.

The iPad 10th Generation is a big upgrade over its predecessor, sporting a new 10.9-inch display with slimmer bezels, a new A14 Bionic chip, new cameras including a center mounted Face Time camera, and a new Magic Keyboard accessory. However, it only supports the Apple Pencil 1st Generation and you need to buy a separate dongle for it.

iPad Pro M2

This one comes in two sizes. The 11.9-inch variant with the Liquid Retina display and the M2 chip starts at Rs. 81,900 for the base 128GB with Wi-Fi and goes up to Rs. 206,900 for the top-end 2TB version with Wi-Fi + Cellular. The 12.9-inch iPad Pro with the Liquid Retina XDR display (Mini LED) starts at Rs. 112,900 for the base 128GB variant with Wi-Fi only, and goes up to Rs. 237,900 for the 2TB WiFi + Cellular model.

The iPad Pro features the same M2 chip that debuted on the new MacBook Air M2 earlier this year. Hence, pro users may get to experience the faster raw performance of the M2 chip while doing resource intensive tasks. The rest of the features remain largely unchanged from the older model.