iPad Pro 9.7in WiFi 32GB
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16 years ago
Apple iPad Review
Apple's iPad reimagines the personal computer as an intuitive, slick and portable device that sprouts new features and uses with every additional app.
Pros:
- No manual necessary
- Access to nearly all iPhone apps
- 10-hour-plus battery life
- Bright 9.7-inch IPS LCD screen
- Three external buttons
- Multi-directional accelerometer
Cons:
- Highly reflective screen
- Slippery
- No multi-tasking (yet
- "Only" a few thousand iPad-specific apps (so far
9 years ago
Review: Apple iPad (2017)
Here's an interesting fact for you: if you take the iPad mini out of the equation, Apple's sales of larger iPads actually rose last quarter. The release of the iPad Pro 9.7 coupled with the enduring popularity of the iPad Air 2 meant that, far from being in decline, the iPad was on the up.
10 years ago
Apple's newest iPad is a budget model that samples the best parts from past hits. We've got the original iPad Air's body stuffed with the iPhone 6s's A9 chipset and paired with a brighter version of the iPad Air 2's display. We have no complaints about performance, and battery life is excellent.
9 years ago
Apple iPad (2017) review: the best feature is the price
Here's what you need to know about the new iPad: it is an iPad, and it is good. Apple has named it simply iPad but we have to refer to it as "iPad (2017)" or "iPad (5th generation)" or "new iPad 9.7" because the world is a broken place. I am just going to call it the iPad.
Pros:
- It is an iPad
- The price is reasonable
- It's fast
Cons:
- Screen could be nicer
- No smart connector for keyboards
- Speakers only on one side
13 years ago
Apple iPad (Fourth Generation) in-depth review -
Check out our full comparison with the iPad Mini ! Launched at the same time as the Apple iPad Mini , the fourth generation iPad came as a bit of a surprise, mostly because the third generation iPad hit our shelves just six short months ago.
Pros:
- Impressive Retina display
- Surprisingly good battery life
- Great range of apps
- 4G support
- Updated FaceTime camera
Cons:
- Not very portable
- No memory card slot
11 years ago
A great tablet back in 2010
I used to have the original iPad, now I have a new iPad Air. Through these years from 2010-2013, the iPad has served me well, and there was a lot of functions back then that I enjoyed. No cameras, and low RAM though.
Pros:
- Best in its time
- Functional to use
Cons:
- No camera
- Low RAM
- not very speedy after many years of usage
- Poor quality screen resolution
11 years ago
Apple iPad (Third Generation) Review
So here it is, Apple's new iPad, or iPad 3 if you prefer to call it that (Apple doesn't). You've heard the hype -- it's 'resolutionary,' 'it's a magical piece of glass,' 'it's a major breakthrough,' 'it's powerful and amazing,' 'it's profoundly better,' 'it's the ultimate iPad,' according to Apple.
Pros:
- Sexy Display
- High Octane Graphics
- 4G LTE
- at Long Last
- A Camera that Doesn't Stink
- Say It Don't Spray It
Cons:
- CPU Hasn't Changed
- FaceTime Still Stinks
- Technically Bigger/Heavier
- Still Missing Features
10 years ago
Apple iPad PRO 9.7" Wifi (32GB, Silver) - Pristine review
Apple is targeting the iPad Pro device category at people that it wants to rescue from the trauma of using PCs. With the iPad Pro 9.7in, it achieves this in some respects, but not all.
9 years ago
Apple iPad (2017) Tablet Review
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.
Pros:
- bright display
- accurate colors
- precise touchscreen
- excellent build quality
- long battery runtime
- high browser performance
Cons:
- outdated SoC
- very glossy screen
- old LTE standard
- slightly increased black value
- no support for Apple pencil
9 years ago
Review: Apple's 2017 9.7" iPad with A9 CPU isn't a game-changer, but it isn't supposed to be
The 2017 9.7-inch iPad isn't intended to revolutionize Apple's tablet offerings, but it does go a long way to unifying the product line, and paving the way for the future of the platform -all starting at just $329.
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