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“Compared to the previous generation, the updated iPad with A16 is nearly 30 percent faster.”
Compares CPU with the A14 Bionic in the iPad (10th generation).
A general performance figure, checked as a CPU claim. Apple compared with production iPad (10th generation) units.
iPad (A16) announcement, March 2025, Apple Newsroom, iPad (A16) announcement, March 2025
CPU
Claimed nearly +30%
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“In fact, compared to iPad with A13 Bionic, users will see up to a 50 percent improvement in overall performance, and A16 makes the updated iPad up to 6x faster than the best-selling Android tablet.”
Compares CPU with the A13 Bionic in the iPad (9th generation) and the best-selling Android tablet.
A general performance figure, checked as a CPU claim.
iPad (A16) announcement, March 2025, Apple Newsroom, iPad (A16) announcement, March 2025
CPU
Claimed up to +50%
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CPU: not measurable with Geekbench. Baseline is not an Apple device; Geekbench averages for it are out of scope.
| Device | Single-core | Change over the previous generation |
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| iPad, 2010 | No data | First in this line |
| iPad 2, 2011 | No data | |
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| 5th gen, 2017 | No data | |
| 6th gen, 2018 | No data | |
| 7th gen, 2019 | No data | |
| 8th gen, 2020 | No data | |
| 9th gen, 2021 | No data | |
| 10th gen, 2022 | No data | |
| A16, 2025, this device | No data |
The iPad (A16) has no scores to compare.