Test on real iPad (7th generation)
TestingBot operates a fleet of real Apple iPad (7th generation) devices you can drive remotely. Spin up a iPad (7th generation) session in seconds, run Appium, XCUITest or Maestro, and pull video and logs when it's done.
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What you can test on iPad (7th generation)
A full iPadOS test bench on a real iPad (7th generation): web, native, hybrid, and everything in between.
CI/CD integration
Hook iPad (7th generation) into GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps with our REST API and CLI.
CI integrationsPerformance & network
Throttle to 5G, 4G, 3G or Edge and measure cold-start, scroll smoothness and memory pressure on real iPad (7th generation) silicon.
Live testing on iPadNative & hybrid apps
Upload your .ipa and drive iPad (7th generation) with Appium, XCUITest or Maestro. Keyboard, push notifications and deep links included.
Appium on iPadOSReal multi-touch & gestures
Tap, swipe, pinch, three-finger swipes, split-view drag and rotation are replayed by physical actuators on the device, not synthesized events.
Maestro on iPadOSPortrait & landscape
Rotate the iPad (7th generation) in one click and validate every breakpoint and layout on real iPadOS, no device-emulator approximations.
XCUITest at scale
Run Apple's XCUITest framework against a real iPad (7th generation), in parallel, without juggling local provisioning profiles or Xcode setup.
XCUITest documentationApple iPad (7th generation) specifications
The exact iPad (7th generation) hardware your real users carry: same silicon, same display, same iPadOS.
- Display
- 10.2" Retina display, 500 nits SDR
- Resolution
- 2160 x 1620 pixels (~264 ppi)
- Processor
- Apple A10 Fusion
- Memory
- 3GB RAM
- Battery
- 8,557 mAh, up to 10h browsing
- Camera
- 8MP wide rear, 1.2MP FaceTime HD front
- iPadOS
- iPadOS 13 up to iPadOS 17
- Weight
- 483g (Wi-Fi), 493g (cellular)
- Dimensions
- 250.6 x 174.1 x 7.5 mm
Frequently asked questions about Apple iPad (7th generation)
Everything you need to know about running real iPad (7th generation) tests in the TestingBot cloud.
When was the Apple iPad (7th generation) released and is it still worth testing on in 2026?
Apple released the Apple iPad (7th generation) in 2019, roughly 7 years ago. It mostly covers legacy regression: verify that your minimum supported iPadOS still launches and that basic flows work. Good for accessibility and low-end performance budgets.
Which iPadOS versions can I test on Apple iPad (7th generation)?
On TestingBot you can run iPad (7th generation) sessions across iPadOS 13 through iPadOS 17. Pin a specific iPadOS version in your Appium capabilities or pick one when starting a manual session.
Is the Apple iPad (7th generation) on TestingBot a real device or a simulator?
It is a real, physical iPad (7th generation). TestingBot hosts unmodified, retail-spec Apple iPad (7th generation) units in an EU datacenter. You're remote-controlling actual hardware: real Mobile Safari, real multi-touch, real iPadOS, real GPU and CPU behavior. No emulator, no jailbreak.
Can I run Appium tests on Apple iPad (7th generation)?
Yes. Point your Appium client at our hub URL, pass iPad (7th generation) in your capabilities, and your existing iPadOS test suite runs unchanged on a real device. See the Appium on iPadOS guide.
Can I run XCUITest on Apple iPad (7th generation) without a Mac?
Yes. Upload a compiled .ipa and TestingBot runs XCUITest on a real iPad (7th generation) from any CI runner. No local Xcode, no provisioning juggling on your end.
Can I test in both portrait and landscape on Apple iPad (7th generation)?
Yes. Rotate the iPad (7th generation) mid-session or pin a specific orientation in your test capabilities. Real iPadOS reflow, real Mobile Safari layout, real keyboard behavior in landscape.
Can I use live, manual testing on Apple iPad (7th generation) too?
Yes. Live testing hands you an interactive iPad (7th generation) in your browser. Tap, type, scroll, take screenshots and capture bug reports without writing code.
Is the Apple iPad (7th generation) screen accurate for visual regression tests?
Yes. Screenshots come from the real iPad (7th generation) display buffer at its native resolution, so pixel-diff tools (Percy, Applitools, in-house diff) see the actual rendering Apple users see, Mobile Safari font rasterization included.
Other iPads available for testing
Pair your iPad (7th generation) coverage with adjacent models to catch device-specific regressions.
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