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Stephanie J.
30 de septiembre de 2025
Great iPad for Everyday Use, with Minor Drawbacks
I’ve been using the Apple iPad 10.2-inch (32GB, Wi-Fi) in Space Gray for a few weeks now, and overall, I’m very satisfied with it. The Retina display is sharp and vibrant, making it perfect for streaming videos, browsing, and even some light drawing. Performance-wise, it handles apps smoothly without noticeable lag, which is great for my daily tasks like note-taking and reading.Battery life is solid — I get about 8-10 hours of typical use, which easily lasts through a workday or a few long study sessions. The iPad’s interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, making it user-friendly even for less tech-savvy people.The only issue I encountered was with the charger — the one that came with my unit was faulty and didn’t charge consistently. I had to get a replacement, but once that was sorted, everything else worked perfectly.If you’re looking for a reliable, budget-friendly tablet mainly for media consumption, school, or light productivity, this iPad is a great choice. Just double-check the charger condition when you buy!Ver másVer menos
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Eren
25 de noviembre de 2024
My first ipad!
My first ipad!! Whoa!! I bought this ipad right around the beginning of covid and have consistently used it since. It's not my first tablet for digital art overall, but it's a thousand leagues above anything else I've ever used.For starters, it's so slim! I know it's not slimmer than the newer models, but it's considerably slim compared to every other art tablet I've had. I have had absolutely 0 mechnical issues with it and it's still running exceptional despite it being a 4 year old tablet. It pairs well with the first generation apple pencil and there were no lag issues between now and then.I use the ipad for art mostly so screen quality/picture quality is a MUST. That said, the colors appear more vibrant on the ipad than it does on my computer screen. That could be because of different screen settings, but I find that I really like how everything looks on the ipad screen.This ipad model is pretty sturdy, but I may be biased. Because it was my first apple ipad, I gave it a lot of care. My ONLY issue with it now, and it's not the ipads fault, just more that I underestimated my own artistic capbilities, is the storage space. Once you run out of space, your art programs start to slow down. That's the ony reason why I'm upgrade models, hah. Even then, the ipad still runs pretty well so it will remain my back up once the new model comes in.Overall, I think its a great starter ipad for artists, though I do recommend getting something with more storage space.Ver másVer menos
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Matt
17 de diciembre de 2019
Great value at a very reasonable price. Highly recommend.
This iPad is hands down the best tablet that you can buy at this price point. While the iPad Pro does offer more power and functionality, I think most people don’t necessarily need all of that. Personally, I use this for every day tasks (browsing, writing, shopping, streaming etc) and this iPad can handle all of those functions with zero problems. I especially like that Apple has given the base model iPad keyboard, pen, and even mouse functionality, thus making the tablet that much more useful.A word of caution though: it might be tempting to go for the ~$329 32gb model, but I would highly recommend going with the slightly more expensive 128gb model. The operating system, apps, and anything else you store on there will make the 32gb model fill up really quickly. Plus, from what I’ve seen, both the 32gb and the 128gb versions go on sale pretty regularly, so it’s definitely possible to get a great deal on this device.Downsides: if you want to use it as a daily laptop/computer replacement you’ll probably want to buy either the magic keyboard (pricey, but awesome) or a Bluetooth keyboard (Logitech has some good options) to boost its usability.Neutral: the touch interface has given me no problems, and as a result I very rarely use the Apple Pencil. I mostly use it if I draw or want to quickly hand write notes. Unless you want to use the pencil for those types of tasks, I’d recommend just sticking with the regular touchscreen or using a Bluetooth mouse instead.Ver másVer menos
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Sylvia
29 de enero de 2020
Very beautiful and useful for its price!
I love this thing! Its a great ipad for the price. I have been hsing it every day for a week. I use this for accessing my college classes, and i also use it with he first generation apple pencil to take notes and draw/sketch. Its very responsive and fast! The screen quality is fantastic for what im using it for (Video viewing is also nice! But i dont use it for that). Using the on-screen keyboard was also very nice! I have only had minor problems using it, but for the most part (when sideways) im able to type pretty fast and accurately with it!The only problem i encountered was flashplayer not being available on it (might be a google chrome browser peoblem, though?) But the only time that becane a problem was during one little obscure homework thing, so it probably wont effect much.The 32 gig storage is also a little short. Its not an issue for me, since I can airdrop important items tonmy macbook. You can also get an accesory to let you attach a USB thumbdrive to the ipad as well.Overall, a very good product! I had no issues with mine setup-wise, or cosmetic wise, either. Its very beautiful!Ver másVer menos
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Rafael Vila
25 de abril de 2020
Wow, From a Graphic Designer Perspective
Let’s put everything in perspective. I’m a graphic designer and illustrator, when I decided to buy this iPad, I really wanted to fail my expectations. I had a 2-in-1 Laptop with pencil support, which I have to give to my wife for her studies, so my expectation was very high, I needed a product I could use on the go draw and do some graphic design on the fly, which I could finish back in the office.I’ve been a non-Apple user for many years and I heard many people telling me how awesome the iPad was so I give it a shot, but keep in focus what my expectations were. Well, I didn’t want to spend too much money, Christmas was getting closer, so I wanted to be on a very tight budget, and I saw all the reviews about the new iPad 7th Generation, where each reviewer stated that for the price was perfect on the budget solutions for young artists.I’m not a young artist, but I also heard that the pencil supported angle detection which my laptop didn’t do at that time, later on, was added with an update, but still was an upgrade at the moment.So I received the iPad with my new Apple Pencil and I set it up, installed Sketchbook, Affinity Photo, and Affinity Designer right away. I have been using those last two applications for about 2 years now and I heard as well that they had all the capacity of the desktop counterpart in the iPad, and I said to myself: “let see about that”.Well, after all, that I started to draw, hated the clicking noise, but the smoothness of the strokes, the responsiveness of the experience, and the fluidity of the pen captivated me. This is a $400 to $500 set up and so far so good. Then I started to work on Affinity Designer, had a couple of projects on my OneDrive, with was easy to set up to work with the iPad File System, from 128 Gb went to 1Tb unit, just like that. The project opened without any issue on my iPad, every element, and every layer was there, I was able to work on that project without any lag, it was then that I said... “No way!”This cheap set up works great, better than expected. If you are a new designer trying to get by, let me tell you, the iPad 7th Generation, and whatever comes next is more than enough to get you started.Now if you come from another platform and you have a bunch of Apple Sheep telling you how great the system is and how the apps are optimized better for the iPad, let me put it in perspective, that’s a bunch of bolognas. The Instagram app is junk in the iPad if you have your iPad in a case with a keyboard be ready to have to get the iPad out of the case constantly because many, probably, too many apps force portrait, which is a pain. iPad OS is not bug-free. Apps do freezes and there’s no way to close all the apps at once.The iPad is a very capable device, don’t get me wrong, but do not set your mind that’s a perfect experience, because it is not, is good and in some cases better because the Apple ecosystem, AirDrop has no match for sure. But is far from perfect. It is a very long learning curve, that once you come through it you will love the experience.The screen quality is not the best if you are wanting to enjoy your YouTube videos in 4K, “No way José”, you are out of luck with this iPad, color accuracy is good, the touchscreen is the best experience you could have.If you are buying this iPad for drawing as your primary function, buy silicone tips, the clacking and clicking of the pen get to you after a while, no you don’t get used to it, you just tolerate it, with $5 dollars you can make it all go away. Don’t buy paper-like screen protectors, they will make the screen looking worst, and is LCD, no deep blacks.But man, with less than $500 you can have a very powerful drawing and design device for on-the-go experience, no i3 or i5 4Gb of RAM unoptimized crap that you can get at this price with other brands, this is a great bargain, if you are not planning to do 4K video editing. In that case, I think I would go with the iPad Pro.One big CON... takes forever to charge, Oh My Gosh, why did you do this Apple, give me a break. At least battery life is not that bad, it will take you through the day for sure. If you are 10% and want to charge for a meeting, forget about it if you are 10 minutes away it will only charge 2% or 3%. Yeah, the Turtle would beat yours for sure.Well, but seriously, for the price, all Cons are outlasted by the Pros. If you need a design device at a low budget, you cannot get better than the iPad, and you get 1 year of Apple TV for free. Not much to see there but at least entertain.
Chandra
21 de abril de 2020
The iPad is the King of Tablets | $250 Price is Insane
This is the cheapest iPad you could possibly buy right now that's in the latest generation. With ample deals that put this product in the $250 price bracket, you are paying for the best tablet experience on the market.This iPad does so much right the cons are simply limitations of the price bracket. You get a nice, vibrant screen, comfortable battery life, and a fantastic processor and OS combo. This iPad is fantastic for students looking to take notes in class, consumers looking to read e-mail and documents in bed, or someone just looking for a cheaper tablet that lets them do whatever you could do on a more expensive model.I personally own both this iPad model and the iPad Pro 2nd Generation. I find my 2nd gen pro has no noticeable benefits over this iPad. Both perform the same tasks perfectly fine and excel at them.I think there is not much to say other than buy this product when it's on sale for $250. The value proposition that this device brings to the table is undeniable.Ver másVer menos
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Great iPad for Everyday Use, with Minor Drawbacks

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