Apple - iPad® Air with Wi-Fi - 32GB - Silver

I had the iPad with retina and loved it. But I have a hand injury and when the new iPad Air came out. My fiancé got me that one,because it is even lighter. I love it I use mine everyday. All I can say is it is very easy to use and ,great to take pictures with . It is easier than using my camera. Multipurpose, I have my cable app so I can watch tv on it. I go on the porch or patio and watch my shows. Very clear picture and I love Siri , you push a button and ask a question she will look the answer up for you.

I use iPads for both personal & business. All of my documentation is completed for each job site I visit, by utilizing signature & PDF apps from the AppStore. The only drawback is sometimes attaching documents or files to web pages when required, only because the iPad's iOS is not a full file system. It's perfect for mobility, especially if you can make use of tethering on your cellular data plan with wifi only iPads, or you can spend extra for the cellular capable although from my experience of both; the wifi only & using tehering is cheaper & best. Personally I do game on the iPad & the retina display is great and doesn't need to be run at full brightness to get an amazing image. One of my favorite is Battle Supremacy with beautiful graphics which really shows off the ability of the iPad and it's computing & graphics power. Many people I've discussed the use of iPads with for busines & personal tend to use personally for email, browsing and minor documentation. I however use it as if it were my personal desktop computer, like from back when desktops were all there was. I use the iPad mini for consoling into routers, completing spreadsheets, word documents, drawings & PDF handling. Many of those documents are converted using SavetoPDF, an app that allows converting most any document you typically encounter as a PDF for markup and obtaining signatures later using apps like Notify, which then allows you to send copies via email, open in other apps or make an image of for the camera roll (saved in specific albums like folders for easier locating later) to be viewed, emailed or uploaded to a web page since iOS only allows attachments to web sites as images not a specific file type. Faxing is even easyr from iPad mini or iPad using apps like JotNot which comes in handy when certain sites need tiff format & black & white only docs for thier filing system. Photographers I know love it for photo storing & manipation, as I too use it for for that but also use apps to layover tags and descriptions like Over or Notify for drawings for specific diagrams or cabling layout. When something like specific file type management is needed, GoodReader lets you manage files by renaming, resizing, moving, creating zip files & unarchivinng as well as read large PDF files. When it comes to uploading other file types a way around the iOS file system limitation, is to use remote apps like iTeport for remoting to a desktop and use it for uploading but you need to copy the file to an FTP or cloud service like DropBox so when your on the Remote Desktop, you can access the file needed to upload. Scanning documents is easy with scanning apps and there are plenty of good ones in the AppStore. Watching movies is great and the iPad mini & Air both stream any content via AirPlay using an AppleTV. The iPad mini can use iPhone apps as well but the apps are most often limited to much less of the full screen size unless magnified 2X to fit the screen, so when buying apps be sure to look for universal apps that have the + symbol. That way you are not only sure to get basically two for one pricing but it will be made for the device it's installed on.

I love how easy it is to use the iPad. It is hard for me as I don't have a lot of computer skills.

I LOVE MY I PAD AIR THAT MY WIFE BOUGHT ME LAST CHRISTMAS ALONG WITH THE APPLE TV AND HAVING A BLAST WITH IT. MY WIFE LIKED MINE SO MUCH THAT I BOUGHT HER ONE FOR THIS PAST CHRISTMAS.

If you had an iPad before you going to love this one, is like going from iPhone 4 to iPhone 5 and of course Best Buy have them all.

The kids love it. So many educational games, especially about alphabet, problems solve, math, etc.. a must have

I only wanna say this is my first tablet. And could have given a five star but due to the memory capacity of 64 GB minus the memory it uses for the system it's even less but other than that I think is an excellent investment..not regret at all..

Had I-phone but I-pad can be read much easier. ............................