The cheapest iPad is updated with more storage, the SOC A16 and a price of 399 euros

The cheapest iPad is updated with more storage, the SOC A16 and a price of 399 euros

ByEthan Collins

Apple usually goes for free in the industry and does not usually get together with “the plebe” in events such as the MWC 2025. Even so, it seems that they have taken advantage of the succession of launches and novelties of these days in Barcelona and have announced the renewal of their most basic and economical iPad.

ANDThe eleventh generation iPad, or iPad 2025, It is renewed with a 10.9 -inch screen with resolution of 2,360 x 1,640p. It is still an IPS panel with a basic update frequency of 60 Hz. It will be accompanied by a 12 MP camera in the front, and another of the same size in the rear.

There is compatibility with the first generation Apple Pencil, and successive models. Of course, it cannot be used with the Apple Pencil Pro.

The soc that gives it life is the Apple A16 Bionic, a old model without support for the AI ​​of Apple, and will be accompanied by 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB of storage. Apple did not want to give details about the amount of RAM of this device. It will run ipados 18 and will have WiFi 6, 5G connectivity (specific versions), Bluetooth 5.3 and the USB-C port that, fortunately, the EU forced them to adopt.

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IPAD 2025 will arrive for a price of 399 euros In its Wi -Fi version with 128 GB. Remember that, incomprehensibly, Apple does not integrate GPS into these variants. It is followed by the variants of 256 GB and 512 GB with 529 and 779 euros respectively.

The IPAD 2025 models with 5G connectivity will start from 570 euros for the 128 GB model, and will reach 949 euros in the 512 GB version. The 256 GB intermediate model stays at 700 euros.

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They are already available to buy, although the first units will not be sent until March 12.

Ethan Collins
Ethan Collins

As a dedicated tech enthusiast and writer at IRC Junkie, I explore the latest innovations in software and hardware. With a background in computer science, I thrive on simplifying complex technological concepts for our readers. My goal is to inspire curiosity and understanding in the ever-evolving world of technology.