iPad Mini 2 7.9in WiFi 16GB
A newer model iPad Mini 3 7.9in WiFi 16GB was released in October 2014.
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In the moment that the iPad mini was announced to feature a starting price point of $330, we were left wondering in confusion as to why? Factoring in its hardware specs and all, it would lead anyone to believe that this latest iPad is rather over-bloated at $330, which is still seen as a...
- Super skinny construction
- Takes good photos & videos for a tablet
- Stellar battery life
- Low resolution display
Apple iPad mini Review
When I was testing the iPad mini this weekend, I pitted it against my 11-inch MacBook Air and third-generation iPad to see what device I would use more around the house and would take out on the road to do some work on. The clear winner was the iPad mini.- Excellent Form Factor
- design and build quality
- Fantastic battery life
- Very portable and practical
- Lack of Retina display and lower resolution will be a deal breaker for some
- Price higher than anticipated
- First-generation device
- lots to improve on
Review: Apple's iPad mini
Apple's new iPad mini is likely to become its most popular iPad, due to a light, thin design that delivers tablet optimized apps in a more portable package at a reduced price.
Apple iPad mini
The iPad mini is the new iPad to lust after. It's a lot more manageable. It a lot more kid-friendly, it's a lot more game-friendly. It is a lot more "you" friendly. It's a lovely size, it's a lovely experience, and one that we can easily see cannibalising iPad 4 and iPad 2 sales in the future.- More portable
- still a big screen
- light
- great for gaming
- less chunky
- Screen resolution
- 4G won't work on Vodafone or O2
- old processor
Apple iPad Mini Review
If you're spoiled like us and are already used to high-resolution screens on your new gadgets, the iPad mini may be a let down, initially. But if you disarm your screen snobbery and relax, you'll find an incredibly comfortable, well-sized, well-built tablet at a more affordable $330 price.- Great screen size
- Comfortable and light
- 300,000 apps
- Good rear camera
- No Retina screen
- Lightning connector adapter is expensive
- No microSD
- More expensive than Android competitors
Apple iPad mini (Wi-Fi)
How much are apps worth to you? How about $120? If you want those iPad-exclusive apps and price is no object, then no other small-screen tablet will do. Beautifully made, slim, and light, the iPad mini ($329/16GB, $429/32GB, $529/64GB direct) packs precisely the power of an iPad 2 into a tablet...- Beautifully designed.Very good cameras
- Largest library of tablet apps
- Expensive
- Wide
- Slippery
Apple iPad Mini review
The iPad Mini is a decent tablet that is almost affordable by Apple's standards, making it a good choice for anyone already comitted to the Apple ecosystem.- Decent build quality
- good battery life
- iOS 6
- Screen isn't as good as other Apple devices
- A5 processor doesn't offer top end performance
Apple iPad mini review: One for the road
Wait, did hell just freeze over? Maybe a couple of degrees cooler? Rumors of a mini version of the iPad had been laughed at, dodged and denied - not necessarily in that order and often all at once. But here it is - the iPad mini is finally a reality.- Compact body: 200 x 134.7 x 7.2 mm, 7.9" LED-backlit IPS LCD touchscreen, 768 x 1024 pixels
- scratch-resistant, oleophobic coating, Dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity, carrier-dependent hotspot support, Optional 2G/3G GSM, CDMA, LTE connectivity (data only, separate models, Optional GPS...
- More expensive than 7" Android tablets
- only $70 cheaper than iPad 2
- No Retina display
- 162ppi only
- Same chipset as iPad 2
- now two generations old
- iTunes still required for most of the content uploads
- Reflective screen struggles outdoors
- No standard USB port
- Lightning accessories still rare...
Apple iPad Mini review
The iPad mini is a fantastic tablet and our favourite iPad, though falls short in some key areas.- Premium look and feel Incredibly thin and light The iOS app selection is huge Great battery life
- Sub-par screen sharpness Mediocre camera 4:3 aspect ration not suited to movies Too wide
The first time I saw the iPad mini at an Apple Store, I decided to give it a pass. I already had a third-generation iPad with Retina Display and buying a smaller iPad did not make sense. Thankfully, a friend asked me to pick one for him and let me play around with it till I returned to India.