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Apple lowered the price of its 10th Generation iPad from $399 to $349, it announced at its Let Loose event today.
The 10th Generation iPad did away with the top and bottom bezels that previous iPads carried. The 10.9-inch tablet also doesn’t have a home button, and shows Apple, under pressure from European Union regulations, moving from a Lightning port to USB-C.
However, Apple’s also doing away with the $329, 9th Generation iPad, effectively increasing the price of entry for an iPad. The $329 iPad had an old school home button, as well as a Lightning port. The cheaper iPad also supported the 1st Generation Apple Pencil that had a round barrel shape, glossy finish, and also used a Lightning port. Meanwhile, Apple’s Pencil lineup has moved toward magnetic charging and other new features.
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