iPad storage list: Capacity specs for every model

Curious how much storage Apple has put in its iPads over the years or how much storage your current iPad has? Read along for a look at the complete iPad storage list for what capacities come with every iPad model.

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iPad has seen quite an evolution over the years when it comes to storage. Apple first started the iPad with limited capacities, now they can match some Mac/PC storage levels.

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Before checking out the specs below, do you know the storage options of the original iPad? 

Also, you can check the available storage on your own iPad by heading to Settings > General > iPhone storage.

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Ok, here’s the full iPad storage list…

iPad storage list: Capacity specs for every model

Note: An Apple News bug may cause the information below to display incorrectly. Read on 9to5Mac.com for all the details.

What iPad storage most surprised you? Or what did you find most interesting about how Apple has used storage in iPad over the years? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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