The pink and yellow models of Apple's latest entry-level iPad with the A16 chip have just hit a new low of $278 at Amazon, ...

To connect these Apple Pencils to an iPad, simply attach them to the magnetic strip on your iPad. This can be found along one ...

Beats Cables will come in three models for this launch: USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C, and USB-C to Lightning. You can pick between a shorter 20cm size or a longer 1.5m one, and Beats is offering ...

Also only available in black are neat little 20cm (8 inches) short cables, in USB-A to USB-C, USB-C to USB-C, and USB-C to Lightning ... for charging your iPhone, iPad, MacBook, or headphones ...

Apple's USB-C transition has been chaotic, confusing users. Check iPhone specs before buying -- only Pro models support USB-C ...

I’ve been testing Apple’s first collection of reinforced charging leads, Beats Cables ... iPhone and iPad models, and data is transferred at USB 2.0 rates. USB-C to Lightning is compatible ...

Data speeds on both are limited to USB 2.0 rates. The USB-C to Lightning cables support fast charging on select iPhone and iPad models, though Beats did not specify an exact wattage limit.

Apple's entry-level iPad is now a little cheaper. The A16 iPad has dropped to a record low of $299.

The longer one is ideal for keeping beside your nightstand, using with your Mac and iPad ... cables for pretty much everyone, including the already-mentioned USB-C to USB-C, USB-C to Lightning ...

The brand’s new Beats Cables are available ... 15 watts on select iPhone and iPad models, with data transfer also occurring at USB 2.0 rates. Finally, USB-C to Lightning is compatible with ...

From there a new low has emerged on the 13-inch M3 iPad Air in brand ... albeit with a USB-C port on the underside so you can finally be rid of those Lightning cables. I don’t know about you ...

Apple's entry-level iPad is now a little cheaper. The A16 iPad has dropped to a record low of $320.