Apple’s iPad 10 and M2 iPad Pro may be released in October

In September last year, Apple released the iPad (ninth generation), equipped with an A13 bionic chip, to further improve performance and functions, starting from USD 369 with a 10.2-inch retina display that supports the original color display and A 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle front-facing camera that supports character centering.

A year later, there are already many users who can’t wait to see the next-generation iPad models, but there is no evidence that Apple will launch a new iPad at the September conference.

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South Korean Naver revealer @yeux1122 claims that Apple is currently planning to release a new low-cost iPad and a new iPad Pro at an event in October this year, the latter of which will feature an M2 chip and possibly MagSafe charging.

This revealer has been one of the most accurate sources of Apple’s leaks in the past, such as accurately revealing the details of the iPad Air 5. In addition, he also gave information about the iPhone in advance to a number of iPhone 14 details.

There have been multiple revealers and media reports recently that Apple will launch the iPad 10 later this year and include the last 3.5mm headphone jack on iOS and iPadOS devices.

According to @yeux1122, the low-cost iPad will receive major upgrades, or even a rework, such as flat edges and a larger display, which will be launched with the new iPad Pro in October. According to Apple’s rules, the new iPhone, iPad, and Mac products will be released multiple times, so they are highly credible.

Judging from previous revelations, the upcoming iPad 10 is expected to be equipped with an A14 bionic chip, support 5G, and use a larger display, and a USB-C interface.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said Apple has already started work on its September iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 events, adding that he expects Apple to hold two events this fall, the latter of which will focus on iPad and Mac products.

Apple brought the new iPad Pro in April 2021, equipped with a 12.9-inch mini LED screen and M1 chip, and the industry generally believes that Apple will bring the iPad Pro with M2 at the same time as the official release of iPadOS 16, so it is reported that iPadOS 16 will launch in October, not alongside iOS 16.

iPadOS 16 includes more subtle improvements and features for non-M1 iPads, such as improvements to Messages, Safari, and more. The source said that the iPadOS 16 test period was criticized by some developers and users for program errors, interface confusion, and incompatibility with most iPads, so staggering the release time can also allow Apple to devote more resources to the development of iOS 16. at work.

The change will also bring the release of iPadOS 16 closer to the launch of new iPad hardware. It was previously reported that the company plans to launch a new version of the iPad Pro with an M2 chip, as well as a faster entry-level iPad with a USB-C port.