Quietly, and without the fanfare of a press event, Apple has launched its latest iPad, branded in most cases simply 'iPad'; the Air branding is no more.

I purchased two, one for me and one for my daughter. I also purchased keyboard for both IPADS. My daughter & I both recommend them and our very happy with our purchase.

A pple had one major problem with their iPad range. The original tablets were good enough to last for years if kept in good condition, which is why the company introduced the Air and Pro ranges. Finally, after almost five years, the company launched the 5th-generation edition earlier in 2017.

Old wine in new bottles – we hear this quite often when a manufacturer refreshes a supposedly old product. Especially when it is equipped with dated technology. This is also the case for Apple's latest iPad. The iOS tablet from 2017 is just that: recycled, dated hardware in an even older chassis.

bright display; accurate colors; precise touchscreen; excellent build quality; long battery runtime; high browser performance

outdated SoC; very glossy screen; old LTE standard; slightly increased black value; no support for Apple pencil

Conclusion One other thing to point out is that the new iPad does not include the Smart Connecter found on Apple's two current iPad Pro models. As such, it is incompatible with the company's Smart Keyboard attachment.

Affordable price (for an Apple product; Fast and capable A9 system-on-a-chip; 1.3 million apps specifically designed for the iPad

Non wide-gamut display that isn't fully laminated; Dated camera technology; Not compatible with Smart Keyboard or Apple Pencil

Purchased the ipad for around Rs 9k less than the original price. Coming to the warranty, there was no issue of claiming the warranty.Just enter the serial number in the apple website and you will get it. I got the warranty for a period of 1 year. Pros: 1.Excellent build. 2.Decent camera.

good price/value; advanced technologically; pleasure for the youngsters.

App Availablity; Battery Life; Screen; WiFi

Speaker Quality

A review of the 2017 9.7in iPad to find out if it's a good upgrade for anyone still using an older iPad.

this iPad has the A9 chip, which was in iphone 6s and 6s plus not the A10 chip in iphone 7's, and not he A8X chip the iPad air 2 has. it also does not have an anti-reflective screen and a laminated screen.

Apple's big iPad problem is that it can't convince people to upgrade , because an iPad is just a screen you hold in your hands that runs some apps that do some stuff. For users, that's wonderful. If you already have an iPad you like, you don't need a new one.

The price finally feels right; The battery lasts forever; It does all the iPad things, and does them well

No Pencil support, no Smart Connector; Two speakers don't sound as good as four speakers; The screen's not as eye-popping as other iPads