Apple - 11-Inch iPad Pro with Wi-Fi - 256GB - Silver

Bought this for nursing school. Besides the durability of this type of ipad, I love how the bater last really long and the quality is superb! I bought the pencil as well so I can write notes. I initially bought the ipad air but I fell inlove with the pro so I exchanged it.

I recently purchased a refurbished 11” iPad Pro from Best Buy and my experience has been largely positive. To my delight, the iPad was wrapped in a protective plastic just like brand new ones. This gave an initial impression of a product that was carefully prepared for resale. However, I must mention that the iPad had noticeable dirt marks and grease marks on both the front screen and the backside. It seemed as though it hadn’t been cleaned thoroughly at all before being packaged. Thankfully, this was a minor hiccup, as after a quick clean-up with a cleaning pad, it looked good as new. Adding AppleCare+ after receiving the iPad was a breeze, which further eased my mind regarding the longevity of my purchase. Despite the initial cleanliness issue, I am satisfied with my purchase and appreciate the value I received. I would still recommend Best Buy’s refurbished products for those seeking quality devices without the hefty price tag.

This IPad Pro is way better than I was expecting. The brightness is really noticeable. The m2 has handled everything I’ve thrown at it with no slowdowns. This is a perfect laptop replacement if you add the Magic Keyboard. Overall I’m very happy with this purchase.

Great buy. Optimum utility and portability. If you are into designing and creativity, highly recommend.

Super functional. I use it for everything, everyday.

I had a difficult time deciding if the iPad Pro was worth the extra money compared with the new iPad Air. They are very similar from the perspective of size, memory, chip, and display. Both can use the new Magic Keyboard (yes, it really is worth the money), but the iPad Pro has one feature that changed the game for me……it has Facial Recognition. The iPad Air DOES NOT. I use Facial Recognition on my iPhone and on my previous iPad Pro and I was not willing to go back to fingerprint touch. So if that matters to you, it will guide your choice. The iPad Pro is a simply wonderful device. The screen display is clear, crisp, beautiful colors and resolutions. The camera is superb. The 11” is a great size for both working at a desk or for working on your lap. It works with the Apple Pencil, has a very responsive touch screen, and if you wish it had a Keyboard and a Touch Pad, you can buy the Magic Keyboard. The Magic Keyboard is expensive but it really is a great keyboard. It gives your iPad a responsive backlighted keyboard, the choice of using the keyboard keys, the touch pad, ( I had forgotten how convenient that is), the Apple Pencil, and the Touchscreen. It also has a USB-C charging port on the hinge, on the left side, which i use all the time since it keeps the cord out of my way and charges the iPad as well as the Pencil and Keypad at the same time. The IPad Pro is easy to hold. Adding the Magic Keyboard adds weight, but not a lot, so I remove the iPad Pro from the Magic Keyboard if I just want to read. I have No regrets with my choice to buy the iPad Pro.

Just an amazing device with a very powerful processor. The ability to mulitapp (split screen) while watching Netflix (floating screen) on your bed is just the greatest feeling ever. Its finally like having a true portable computer on your lap (or in this case belly). Another detail is if you like to browse, watch movies and do some digital drawing then go for the 11 inch iPad as it will rest comfy on your lap/belly while the bigger 12.9 inch is just too big and heavy to use on your bed (more for desktop use). If you photo/video edit or import your own videos onto the device I recommend going for the 256GB like I did. If not just go for the 128GB which is more than enough for an array of apps and most video games. Ipad specs (11 inch iPad Pro with wi-fi - 256GB)

The 11-inch M1 iPad Pro is an excellent tablet with loads of power and capability under the hood. It will easily handle and chew through any tablet-based program at the moment without any issue. The only thing that really holds back this device from being something that can do it all is the device's limitation to mobile apps only. On spec sheet, this tablet has more power under the hood when compared to the baseline M1 MacBook air and could potentially run MacOS and its applications. Sadly, it is limited to run programs that will almost never take advantage of the massive power it has under the hood. Another issue that I have with this device is that the battery life is very mediocre, it does not last as long as Apple claims it to be and drains extremely quickly when doing any moderately intensive workload.