Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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NEW iPad 2018 6th Generation and Apple Pencil Unboxing. Unboxing The All New iPad 9.7 inch Released on March 2018 and running iOS 11. The NEW iPad 6th Generation now Supports the Apple Pencil.

Also shown on the video, How To Pair The Apple Pencil with the NEW 6th Generation 9.7 inch iPad.

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Ooops: Video mentions a 1.5-megapixel front facing camera...should be 1.2-megapixel FaceTime HD front facing camera.

Performed and Tested On the all NEW iPad 9.7 inch 6th Generation running iOS 11 and using the Apple Pencil.

RAW TRANSCRIPT:
In this episode, I'm going to be doing a quick unboxing of the new 6th Generation 9.7 inch iPad and the Apple Pencil.

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I’ll first start off with unboxing the Apple Pencil.

As usual, the Apple Pencil is packaged in an elegant slim box with Pencil written on the sides and a pull-out flap under the shrink wrap.

I’ll just remove the shrink wrap in order to pull out the flap and slide out the Apple Pencil enclosure.

The Apple Pencil is covered with a cardboard type pouch with the words Designed by Apple in California written on it and that holds the documentations on using the Apple Pencil, warranty summary, an extra Tip and a lightning adapter to charge the Apple Pencil via. a USB lightning cable.

I’ll just lift out the Apple Pencil and remove the protective wrap as shown.

The Pencil feels good to hold and weighed just right in my opinion.

Pulling out the magnetic cap on the top of the Pencil reveals a lightning connector for pairing the Pencil with the iPad, which will be shown shortly and for charging the Apple Pencil.

Let's now move on to unboxing the 6th Generation iPad.

As shown, the top and bottom of the box displays The Apple logo and iPad written on the sides.

A profile picture of the iPad is shown on the top face of the box and specifications of the model purchased on the bottom face of the box.

I opted for the Silver with white bezel with 128GB storage and Wi-Fi only model.

After removing the shrink wrap and lifting up the top face box cover, you’re presented with the 6th Generation iPad.

The 6th Generation iPad comes in 3-colors, silver or Gold with white bezel or Space Grey with black bezel.

Storage capacity of either 32 or 128 GB (Gigabytes) and connectivity options of either Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi plus Cellular.

I’ll just place the iPad aside for the moment.

Looking in the box, there's a Lightning to USB cable, Also Included is a pouch with the words Designed by Apple in California written on it and holds documentations on using the iPad, along with two white Apple Logo stickers, and a USB Power Adapter, the one shown is a UK Version.

Now for the moment you've been waiting for, I’ll just unwrap the iPad from it’s protective sleeve.

The iPad feels pretty light, weighing in at 1.03 lbs or 469 grams

Okay, now for the tech bit. On the bottom of the iPad, there’s a Lightning connector socket, also built in Stereo speakers, on the top of the iPad there's a 3.5mm headphone jack and twin microphones.

Found on the back 8 megapixel 1080p camera, on/off or sleep and wake button and on the side a volume up/down Botton and on the from, there's a 1.2 megapixel FaceTime HD front facing camera and also a Home/Touch ID sensor and not forgetting to mention the new iPad packs a powerful A10 Fusion chip currently running iOS 11.

Ok, with the unboxing all done, the first thing that needs to be done is to pair the Apple Pencil with the new iPad.

Therefore, after signing in with your Apple ID, to pair the Apple Pencil, simply insert the Apple Pencil lightning connector into the iPad lightning socket, wait a few seconds till the iPad recognizes the Apple Pencil with a Bluetooth Pairing Request message, just click on the Pair button to finish the pairing procedure....now it's time to go off and have some fun using the iPad with the Apple Pencil.

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