iPad 9 Discontinued, iPad 10 Now Starts at $349
Apple today discontinued the ninth-generation iPad, which was the final iPad model that it sold with a Lightning port. In addition, Apple lowered the price of the tenth-generation iPad, which now starts at $349 in the U.S. instead of $449.
The ninth-generation iPad started at $329 in the U.S., so the tenth-generation iPad is now much closer to that price point.
Despite the ninth-generation iPad being discontinued, the original Apple Pencil with a Lightning connector remains available for $99.
Apple's entire iPad lineup is now equipped with USB-C ports, excluding refurbished models.
There were no hardware changes to the iPad 10 or the iPad mini announced today, with only the iPad Pro and iPad Air lineups receiving updates.
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