How we would like to see the new iPad in 2023

 

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The iPad10.9( 2022) is one of the most stylish tablets you can buy, whether you’re looking specifically at iPads or open to any option on the request. This might be an introductory model from Apple, yet its specs and features feel anything but rudimentary. It’s not perfect, still, leaving plenitude of room for the new iPad 2023 to ameliorate it. 

 

That’s anticipated to be the successor to the iPad10.9( 2022), and grounded on our experience with Apple’s current model, we’ve come up with a list of effects we want from this coming birth tablet. 

We’ll also be filling out this composition with news and leaks, just as soon as any launch arises – formerly, however, you’ll find some educated suppositions on the release date and certain other details of the new iPad 2023. 

 

In fact, other than the rearmost model, it’s done so in September. So, September 2023 is our stylish conjecture for the launch of the new iPad 2023 – presumably alongside the iPhone 15. still, there’s a fair chance we’ll rather see it in October 2023; one or other of those months seems veritably likely, anyhow.

We don’t know what the iPad 2023 will bring, but it may have an analogous starting price to the iPad10.9( 2022), which starts at$ 449/£ 499/AU$ 749. also again, that tablet brings further than its precursor, so it’s possible Apple will push the price up again. 

 

Apple iPad10.9( 2022) 

The coming model could have an analogous price to the iPad10.9( 2022)( Image credit Future Lance Ulanoff) 

 

New iPad 2023 news and leaks 

There aren’t any leaks about the iPad 2023 yet, but we can guess some effects. For one, given that Apple upped the screen size and changed the design for the iPad10.9( 2022), we’d anticipate both of those effects to stay the same for the coming model; meaning a10.9- inch screen and an iPad Air- suchlike design both being likely. 

 

still, it'll nearly clearly have a new chipset. Or at least a newer one – the current iPad uses Apple's A14 Bionic, also seen in the iPhone 12 line and the 2020 fourth-generation iPad Air, so the coming model will probably get an upgrade to, at least, the A15 Bionic setup in the iPhone 13. 

What we want to see 

 

As good as the iPad10.9( 2022) is, it could always be better, so we hope the new iPad 2023 includes some of the following changes and upgrades. 

1. Apple Pencil 2 support 

 

Drawing on the iPad10.9 

Apple Pencil 2 support is missing from the iPad10.9( 2022)( Image credit Future Lance Ulanoff) 

One of the further unusual aspects of the iPad10.9( 2022) is that it supports the original Apple Pencil rather than the newer Apple Pencil 2. That’s despite switching to a USB- C harborage, which means you can’t indeed charge the Apple Pencil( which charges via Lightning) without an appendage. 

 

There are reasons for this decision, but it seems like a mistake overall, and one we hope Apple will fix for the coming model. 

2. A lower price, or at least no price rises 

 

Apple pushed the price up significantly for the iPad10.9( 2022), compared to its precursor, so for the coming model, we’d immaculately like to see the price fall, given that this is the company’s cheapest line of tablets. At the veritably least, however, we don’t want it to rise and advanced. 

3. A lower reflective screen 

 

iPad10.9( 2022) frontal camera sludge view 

The iPad10.9( 2022)'s screen can prove relatively reflective( Image credit Future Lance Ulanoff) 

 

While we were largely happy with the iPad10.9( 2022)’s screen, one issue we set up in our review was that the lack of an ananti-reflective coating meant there could be quite a lot of reflections in it, particularly when used outdoors. 

We don’t anticipate Apple to switch to an amini-LED or OLED screen, or pack in further pixels for the new iPad 2023, but we’d love to at least be suitable to comfortably use it outside, so hopefully, this model will have that coating. 

 

4. further camera modes 

Cameras are infrequently precedence for tablets, and similar is the case with the iPad10.9( 2022). We’re largely fine with that, but the absence of both portrayal mode and Cinematic mode is conspicuous and disappointing, so we’d like to see them included for the new iPad 2023. 

 

5. bettered battery life 

The iPad10.9( 2022) actually has a relatively reasonable battery life, with our critic managing around 8- 10 hours of constant use. That’s in the same ballpark as utmost other iPads, but when you consider that the MacBook Air( M2, 2022) lasted over 16 hours in our tests, we suppose Apple can do better, given that a tablet isn’t a million long hauls from a laptop. 

 

Indeed a redundant couple of hours would make all the difference, so we hope that’s a focus for Apple with the coming model, as it could help ensure the iPad 2023's place among the stylish iPads.