I started off with the iPad 1, traded to an iPad Mini, and bought an used iPad Air from a friend. This by far and away is my favorite iPad I've ever had. Its thin, its fast, it lets you multitask. When the iPad 1 came out I always wanted a good pen for school and this lets you have it now. The optional keyboard cover is great. No batteries to deal with and its very lightweight for travel around town. The speakers are the best I've ever had a in a tablet and better than a lot of laptops I've used before. The screen is wonderful and a joy to read on because of the way it adjusts itself to the surrounding light. Overall, I really love this iPad. I am very satisfied with my purchase.

The iPad Pro is state of the art and the Best Buy tech was very knowledgeable about the product. I couldn’t be more pleased.

I was sooooo glad to see that Apple had made the iPad Pro smaller. And I'm thankful that Best Buy had it on sale at the time of my put purchase. I'm enjoying my purchase just as I type.

This product from Apple is perfect for IPad users and is worth the money pais

First off, I'd like to point out that I tend to love Apple products, but that I have never had much love for the iPads. They just never fulfilled a particular need that I had at all. I returned my iPad 2, iPad Air, and iPad Pro 12", and I have generally stuck to my MacBook Pro for photo and video editing and other major work, and an iPhone for everything else. In fact, I loved my iPhone 6S Plus! It was almost everything I needed and fit in my pocket! And until now, I thought I would want nothing more. Alas, Apple goes and does what they always do: release another shiny, new product. And then I start drooling. However, I have learned from the past, and asked myself if I could reasonably afford an iPhone AND an iPad. I couldn't find anything that I would want to do on the iPhone that I couldn't do on an iPad. In fact, everything that I used my iPhone for (calling, texting, web browsing, news, Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, Netflix (thank you to T-Mobile for Binge On!), Camera and Photos, music, Waze, Google Maps, Notes, FaceTime, MS Word, banking, and misc. time-killer games) is actually easier for me on an iPad, believe it or not. I can type faster and see much better with the larger 9.7" screen, but I also have the benefit of having access to both iPad and iPhone apps, vs just iPhone. So I went in to a local Best Buy (after calling a million nearby stores, nobody seemed to have the exact model I wanted... popular model apparently and I wasn't willing to wait!) and traded my iPhone 6S Plus for an iPad Pro 128GB Wifi+Cellular in Space Grey, and paid the remaining difference. Once I pulled the trigger, I popped my T-Mobile SIM card in, cancelled my phone line and added a data-only line. I make calls and texts through Google Hangouts for free, or I also use iMessage and FaceTime (I love the way everything syncs to my Macintosh through the apps and I can go to gmail.com and make calls and texts from my browser). Apple Music, Pandora, YouTube and Netflix stream free (I went through 44GB of data in a month using those services alone) and everything else is just as well as if I had an iPhone - just bigger. Granted, I cannot put it in my pocket. This was intentional. I found myself nearly always on my phone in some capacity or another, especially when I'm in social situations. This makes me lose situational awareness and disconnects me from the rest of the world. Once I started noticing this behavior, I started to wonder if I needed this constant connection to the Internet, or if I was missing out. Now, I carry it around with me (which isn't at all bad, especially when grocery shopping and using Reminders/Notes) or shove it in my backpack when I'm on my motorcycle. In the car, it keeps me from texting and driving, and with the tablet car mount off of Amazon for $25, I can control music and Maps in the car. Paired with a $9 case just to protect from scratches, I love this setup. I also happen to love being able to edit movies through iMovie, which I don't do very often, but it's nice to be able to manipulate videos on this size screen. Much more convenient than my iPhone was. The four speakers are absolutely phenomenal: loud, crisp and they sound as though they're surrounding you. I would rather watch Netflix on this than my MacBook Pro Retina (and the Mac is no slouch!), it just blows the iPhone out of the water (of course). And the screen is absolute magic: sharp, true to life color, sensitive. Touch ID is always great, very quick, and I love that apps are starting to integrate it now, such as the Capital One app. It's very thin and light overall, and with a CPU, GPU and front & back cameras that are on par with the top of the line iOS devices that Apple has to offer, you're missing out on absolutely nothing. In fact, the cellular chip within this device is actually faster than the one in iPad Pro 12", and has more cellular bands, not to mention the more advanced camera. All in all, I love my iPad. I use it for 95% of everything I need a device for - Photoshop is one of the only things I cannot beat on my Macintosh. And for me, it’s been a great replacement for my iPhone. Especially since I pay significantly less monthly for my data plan through T-Mobile to do the same thing, and don’t need a device in my pocket every moment I’m out of the house. Is replacing your phone with a tablet going to everyone’s preference? Absolutely not. But it works for me, and I have absolutely no regrets with my wonderful iPad.