While the rest of the competition becomes more innovative and comprehensive in its functionality and productivity, Apple continues to produce products that are solid, yet lack major improvement and growth from its previous model.

Great for playing games (good graphics and display); long battery life; sufficient space/memory; easy navigation for web-surfing and apps; access to countless apps

No flash support; no USB; no HDMI; bad placement for speaker, Limited in productivity. It is difficult and inconvenient to use/edit documents, Expensive

It works very well and efficient, good picture. Sound could be louder. Other wise I'm pleased!! Could have a longer charging cord.

Compact; Durable; Lightweight

Cord Too Short

Apple iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G is with no doubt one of the most technologically advanced tablets available in the market. With features like high definition screen and amazing user interface, this variant of Apple iPad 2 strikes jackpot and manages to woo the techies all over the world.

Great Screen; HD video looks is brilliant; App experience is fantastic; Great User Interface

Expensive; Not convinced about the keyboard; Expensive

So far the best in the category. Sturdy built, large collection of apps, fluid touch response & good browsing speed. It's more I need and expect from a tablet. Apple has not led me down for a descent investment.

App Availablity; Screen; Web Browsing; WiFi

Battery Life

With properly calibrated expectations--think minor refresh, rather than next generation--the iPad 2 continues Apple's reign as the king of tablets. If you haven't bought one yet, the iPad 2 is a stellar device that still feels like a little slice of science fiction come true.

New A5 chip and RAM significantly improve overall performance, and gaming in particular; Dual cameras work fine for video calls; Thinner, lighter unibody looks slick and makes the iPad more comfortable to use.

No transformative new features; Display is unchanged, so it still isn't usable in bright sunlight and attracts lots of smudgy fingerprints; Cameras yield poor, low-res photos; Using cameras is often difficult and requires awkward grip; No support for 4G cellular data.

I surprised my hubby with a IPAD for XMAS and he was estactic! He loved it, works like new, clear, had all the bells and whistles except for SIRI. Other than that I'm happy i made the purchase!

I thought it had a back, but there was no other image than the front image so had no idea there was no back on it. But if that's what you were looking for it is clean looking, thin and smart looking. Just not suitable for my needs

Lovely colour; thin; smart

No back on it

The first generation iPad started a technological revolution. Apples iPad 2 takes all that was good in the first iPad and makes it better, leaving behind the flaws and installing new hardware and software, to give the second generation iPad user a better experience.

High quality case; Good performance; Quiet and low heat emissions; Good battery life; Extensive package (Appstore; Bookstore; iTunes...; the improvement of the iPad

Still no cursor keys on the virtual keyboard; Limited connectivity; Camera module has bad quality; The Apple System (both soft- and hardware) are completely closed off

In some ways, this new edition of the iPad is a subtle refinement, in other ways a drastic expansion of its functionality and its very intent, allowing us to create and communicate with technology which simply was not available in the initial effort.

Sleeker than ever; Enhanced feature set including two (!) new cameras; Blazing-fast processor

Still no Flash video support; Charging still slow; still can't be performed via connection to computer

Apple made the iPad 2 thinner, lighter, and more powerful than the first-generation iPad. In the face of competition from Honeycomb and others, is that enough to remain the top[...]

Slick; thin and fast; Excellent battery life; Amazing app support

Good; not great; display; Subpar speaker; Lousy cameras