The iPad 10’s USB-C port has a detail that might not appeal to everyone
This year’s 10th generation iPad launch turns out to be a great success on the part of Apple, since among its novelties the implementation of the USB type C port is one of the best advances.
However, this port is perhaps not the great marvel of this device, since everything seems to indicate that it is The slowest compared to other USB-C ports implemented on iPad Air, iPad Pro, and iPad mini.
It is true that the new tenth generation iPad has come with one of the best renovations. New colors, a new design and a more powerful processor, but one of its main highlights is the USB-C port, which seems to be just a new way to connect no obvious benefit.
The slowest USB-C port on iPad
A new report provided by The Verge has revealed that the new iPad 10’s USB Type-C port has a USB 2.0 speed quote of up to 480 Mbps, which means the 10th generation iPad has the same data transfer rate we have with the Lightning connector on the 9th generation iPad.
Apple does not mention any of this data on its official page, but even the Max Tech channel on YouTube has finished confirm slower USB-C port on new iPad in a video.
For this reason, we can see the new USB-C port as an additional change that opens up new designs, but not a significant or significant improvement to make your purchase over other slightly more expensive models, but they do have an edge in their USB-S port usage and speed.
And although for many users or the target audience of this iPad, it may not matter to them, if we make a comparison with other iPads with USB-C, the transfer speed difference of data is much lower. A fact that may interest some.
