Apple’s Center Stage, which first premiered on the 2021 iPad Pro, is included here and performs just as well to identify who’s in the frame and keep them in the shot.
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The ninth-gen iPad now features a 12-megapixel camera, a significant upgrade over the previous 1.2-megapixel front camera. The iPad lasted for nine hours and 45 minutes on our battery test, a 25-minute increase over the eighth-gen iPad. That’s good, since you’ll easily make it through a day of use without needing to recharge. This has reduced eye strain in our testing, making it easy to use the ninth-gen iPad for an entire day. It also features True Tone, which adjusts the screen’s color temperature to match lighting conditions. Text is both sharp and bold, while images and videos offer a lot of details with great colors. The ninth-gen iPad still features a 10.2-inch display, and it shines here. Those coming from a Fire tablet - like the 8 Plus, our budget pick - or an older iPad, however, will find that the new iPad is snappier. We wouldn’t rush out to upgrade if you have the eighth-gen iPad, though, since you won’t see massive improvements. Unless you’re doing big-batch photo exports or outputting 4K movies, you’re unlikely to run into issues. We threw all of this and more at the device during our testing period and it chugged right along. And all of the new features of iPadOS 15 work just fine.
It may not have the laptop-like horsepower of the iPad Pro, but the ninth-gen iPad is best for everyday tasks - emails, web browsing, word processing, gaming, movies, video calls or even making your own films in iMovie.
Last year that only got you 32GB, which filled up way too fast. Most importantly, the price still starts at $329 with 64GB of internal storage.
The new ninth-generation iPad keeps the classic design and a quality display but upgrades the front-facing camera and tosses in a faster chip, the A13 Bionic, which should keep this tablet working for many years to come.
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