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Apple iPad 10.9" (10th Gen) Wi-Fi + Cellular 64GB Blue Renewed

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A14 Bionic silicon and cellular connectivity deliver laptop-class performance in a 1-pound tablet with all-day battery life.

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Overview

The 10th-generation iPad packs Apple's A14 Bionic chip — a 6-core CPU with a 4-core GPU and 16-core Neural Engine — into a redesigned chassis with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display running at 2360x1640 resolution. That display supports P3 wide color and True Tone, meaning colors are both vivid and adaptive to ambient lighting. The A14 was flagship silicon when it debuted, and in this tablet it translates to snappy app launches, smooth multitasking in Split View, and enough GPU headroom for casual gaming and photo editing. The move to USB-C opens up direct connectivity to external storage, camera imports, and hub accessories — a meaningful upgrade from the Lightning port on prior non-Pro models. Cellular connectivity adds 5G (sub-6GHz) and LTE support for always-on data without phone tethering.

This renewed configuration is aimed at students, professionals needing a portable secondary screen or field device, and general consumers who want current iPad capabilities without paying full retail. The 1.05-pound weight and 0.24-inch profile make it genuinely pocketable in a bag, while the 12MP rear camera and 7MP FaceTime front camera handle document scanning and video calls capably. The 64GB storage is the primary compromise — workable for streaming-first users and light productivity, but limiting for anyone who stores large media libraries or creative project files locally. Touch ID is integrated into the top button, providing fast biometric authentication. As a renewed unit, this iPad represents a strong value proposition, delivering 90%+ of the new experience at a fraction of the cost, provided you can work within the storage ceiling.

Key Features

Stunning 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone and P3 wide color

A14 Bionic chip with Neural Engine

Touch ID for secure authentication and Apple Pay

12MP back camera, 7MP FaceTime HD front camera

Specifications

Display
10.9-inch Liquid Retina (2360x1640), True Tone, P3 wide color
Processor
A14 Bionic with 16-core Neural Engine
Storage
64GB (non-expandable)
Rear Camera
12MP
Front Camera
7MP FaceTime HD
Authentication
Touch ID (top button)
Connectivity
Wi-Fi + Cellular (5G sub-6GHz, LTE)
Port
USB-C
Operating System
iPadOS 14 (upgradeable)
Color
Blue
Weight
1.05 pounds
Dimensions
7.02 x 9.74 x 0.24 inches
Condition
Renewed

Frequently Asked Questions

Renewed means this is a pre-owned unit that has been inspected, tested, and restored to working condition by an Amazon-qualified supplier. It typically includes a 90-day minimum warranty, though coverage varies by seller — check the specific listing for details.
The 10th-generation iPad supports the Apple Pencil (1st generation) with a USB-C to Lightning adapter for pairing, since this model uses USB-C while the 1st-gen Pencil uses Lightning. It does not support Apple Pencil 2nd generation.
No. Like all iPads, storage is fixed and non-expandable. With iPadOS, system files consume roughly 10-12GB, leaving approximately 50-52GB of usable space. Cloud storage or streaming is recommended for media-heavy users.
The cellular model supports both 4G LTE and sub-6GHz 5G on major carriers. Renewed units should be unlocked, but verify with the seller that the unit is carrier-unlocked before purchasing.
The A14 Bionic is a 6-core CPU with a 4-core GPU and 16-core Neural Engine, originally the same chip in the iPhone 12. It handles Split View multitasking, photo editing, and video playback smoothly, though it falls behind the M-series chips in sustained workloads like 4K video export.