Apple unveiled the iPad mini (2026) with an OLED screen and the A20 Pro chipset on Monday, and the first units will reach buyers on November 6. Ahead of that, one has already been run through Geekbench 7, so we now have a good idea of how it performs. The listing is for the iPad19,2, which is the Wi-Fi + Cellular model, and it shows 3,879 points in the single-core test and 9,870 in multi-core.
The CPU has five cores (two performance and three efficiency ones), with the performance cores clocked at 4.93GHz. That means this is one of the 128GB or 256GB models, which get a binned A20 Pro with… The new OLED iPad mini runs Geekbench, here are the results.
The new OLED iPad mini runs Geekbench, here are the results – com news ADVERTISEMENT The new OLED iPad mini runs Geekbench, here are the results Post your comment Comments (1) Vlad 30 October 2026 Apple iPadOS Apple unveiled the iPad mini (2026) with an OLED screen and the A20 Pro chipset on Monday, and the first units will reach buyers on November 6. That means this is one of the 128GB or 256GB models, which get a binned A20 Pro with one efficiency core disabled – only the 512GB version has the full six-core CPU. It’s not the first time Apple has done this, as the previous iPad mini had a cut-down chip too.
The listing also reveals 12GB of RAM, which, as usual, Apple doesn’t mention anywhere in its marketing materials. For comparison, a Geekbench 7 run of the iPhone 18 Pro Max, which has the full six-core A20 Pro, shows 4,024 single-core and 11,424 multi-core points.
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