iPad 10.2″ display

The iPad 10.2″ ships a 10.2-inch panel at 2160×1620 — 265 pixels per inch. iPadOS draws everything at 2× scaling on a logical canvas of 1080×810points, so websites see a viewport far smaller than the panel's native pixel count — and it flips with the tablet's orientation.

The 10.2-inch Retina panel shared by the 7th, 8th, and 9th generation iPad (2019–2021) — the last home-button iPads and among the best-selling tablets ever made. 2160×1620 at 264 PPI, non-laminated, sRGB, and 60Hz: dated specs on paper, but the screen millions of classrooms and households still use daily.

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