The 8th generation 10.2-inch iPad brings some minor updates for this year.

It’s still probably the best value iPad you can get and the best iPad for most people.

Performance is the hallmark feature on the 8th generation iPad, as this model has gotten upgraded to the A12 Bionic chip.

In my usage, the iPad 8 does perform substantially better than the 7th generation does.

But for the $329 price-point, this is probably going to be the best performing option you can buy.

When running benchmarks in GeekBench 5, it’s clear that there’s been a huge increase in performance from the previous generation iPad.

And not all games fully support the iPad Pro’s 120Hz refresh rate, so that’s something to consider.

You don’t really feel that slight delay the same way you could on the previous iPad model.

If there’s anything I want for the next generation iPad, though, it’s to update the Apple Pencil or design the iPad 9 to support Apple Pencil 2.

One of the best selling points of the entry-level iPad is battery life.

And this year the A12 Bionic has brought even more improvements to the 8th generation iPad.

Overall, there aren’t many shiny additions to this 8th generation iPad, but it still offers an incredible value proposition for the average user.

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