Rating 4.3 92 reviews
Manufacturer: Apple
price $199.90 - $357.00
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JB Hi-Fi
9 years ago

this is not an iPad air 2 it's the 2017 model

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.
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Walmart
9 years ago

Plenty of space & power at a great price

Replaced my iPad gen 4 model with this new model, mostly because I wanted more storage space for my apps, games, photos, videos, etc. 128gb is the way to go...plenty of space and room to do it all! ... nad the A9 chip in this puppy races with fast responses to any demands..
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amazon.ca
8 years ago

Got a great deal on this

Got a great deal on this. I much prefer to buy an item like this (tablet, or phone etc) from amazon with their amazing customer service. If something went wrong I have full confidence Amazon could make it right.
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staples.com
8 years ago

Satisfied.

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.
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Amazon
7 years ago

Very Happy!

Bought this item as a gift for Christmas, obviously opened it to make sure it was all in working order, everything is perfect! Would definitely recommend. Very happy!
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Trusted Reviews
16 years ago

Apple iPad

There are two conclusions to be made about the Apple iPad. As a product you could buy, it's a tempting but ultimately unconvincing device. Anyone with a particular penchant for Apple, or enough money to burn and a love of shiny tech, are likely to buy into it.
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BigPictureBigSound
16 years ago

Apple iPad Review

Of course the iPad is not solely an entertainment device. It offers serious functionality such as such as simple-to-use email and a fine e-reader for, y'know, "books." At the same time, it lacks the goods under the hood to make it a viable alternative to a true "tablet computer," for mainstream work...
Pros:
  • Big
  • gorgeous screen
  • Works with current iPhone/iPod touch apps
  • Up to a 64GB of memory (and 8+ hours of battery life) in a slim package
  • Movies
  • music
  • internet and more
  • big enough to share and intuitive to operate
Cons:
  • How are we supposed to hold it for long periods of time
  • Onboard sound is severely limited
  • No flash support
  • Charging is not as simple as it could be
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fortressofsolitude.co.za
9 years ago

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.
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MacNN
16 years ago

Apple iPad

The Good Quality construction Attractive housing Vibrant, bright display 802.11n Wi-Fi 3G-enabled (certain models) 10 hours of battery life Fast processor App Store compatibility Usable virtual keyboard The Bad Lacks support for Flash content No multitasking with current firmware Screen difficult to...
Pros:
  • Quality construction
  • Attractive housing
  • Vibrant
  • bright display
  • 802.11n Wi-Fi
  • 3G-enabled (certain models
  • 10 hours of battery life
  • Fast processor
  • App Store compatibility
  • Usable virtual keyboard
Cons:
  • Lacks support for Flash content
  • No multitasking with current firmware
  • Screen difficult to view in direct sunlight
  • No camera
  • Heavy to hold for extended periods
  • Lacks HDMI output
  • native HD resolution
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eReader Central
16 years ago

Apple iPad

The Apple iPad isn't an eBook reader, which makes it very hard to compare it to other eBook readers. It doesn't use e-ink technology, it's heavy, you can't read out of it in bright places, and the display will strain your eyes eventually.
Pros:
  • Amazing design
  • Most intuitive interface yet
  • Full-color screen
  • Wi-Fi and 3G wireless
  • Will do just about anything
Cons:
  • LCD display is hard to read from in bright places and will eventually strain your eyes
  • Battery lasts only ten hours
  • Heavy
  • Costs almost twice as much as the Kindle 2 or Nook
  • Additional 3G wireless fees apply (around $130
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