Apple - iPad® Air with Wi-Fi + Cellular - 128GB - (Verizon Wireless) - Silver

I love its rapid performance. Upgrades much more quickly. I look smart using My Apple iPad Air.

The iPad Air is by far Apple's best product. It's light, fast, sleek, classy and professional looking! It continues to dominate the competition.

I bought the 128 Gigabyte IPAD Air because I didn't want to run out of memory/disk space. The IPAD was easy to set up and start to use. I quickly downloaded many Apps from the Apple store and several Ibooks. I even downloaded the St. Louis library app so that I could download electronic books from the library. Once my wife saw how easy it is to operate, she had me download several games which she likes to play. Yes, you guessed it, she has now taken over the IPAD. I liked the IPAD so much that I'm going to buy one for my daughter for her birthday in March. I bought the Logitec keyboard to use with the IPAD and it worked out very nicely, compact and makes the input easy. I found that downloading Pandora radio app and running it in the background makes the evening usage even better. Everyday I learn something new and it just wonderful. This was a good buy.

I've had an iPad2 for a couple of years - just upgraded to the iPad Air for more space and faster CPU. As a private pilot, I rely on the iPad for navigation and "situational awareness" in the air. The software I use for this purpose was getting to be too much for my older iPad, so I upgraded to get the newer CPU; turned out to be a great idea. I also use the iPad to create presentations. The iPad is a great consumer of content, but not a great at creating it. It's not bad, mind you, but I'm used to working on a computer with two high resolution monitors. On my desktop/laptop computer, I can have several windows open at once and easily pull things together. You're never going to get that kind of screen real-estate on a tablet, but that is a limiting factor for creating content - at least the way that I like to work. I would say that within these boundaries, the iPad does quite well - I do like the "Keynote" software that came with it. It's nice that iOS 7 now pulls in contacts from Facebook and Gmail. However, it doesn't do this _nearly_ as well as devices on the Android platform. If I have Gmail contacts with multiple email addresses, for example, only one will be available on the iOS devices. I love the 128 GB storage capability - I've got no problem lugging around all of my music, a couple of videos, and all the aviation maps/charts I'd need. While I don't use the cellular capability of this device, I bough the cellular version so I could have the built-in GPS (not available in the WiFi only version). That GPS is important to me as a pilot, but I don't use it for road navigation. I like the integration with iCloud for document storage. It's really quite seamless - you can be offline working on something, then connect to the network later on, and your documents are automatically updated in iCloud. I think iOS devices have a little ways to go (in particular, with regard to contact management), but overall this is a great tablet.

It's an Ipad so it's got that going for it, but it doesn't quite fell as solid as I would like. And I don't know if they change the touch screen but it seem's to have a glare, not bad, and I shouldn't complain sense you can't tell when it's on. The great thing is the 128 gb's, this it what sold me. As long as it holds up like an apple product should I'd say pricey but what are you gonna do. If you love Apple stuff.

I am fast losing vision, and was told by my ophthalmologist to get a retinal display ipad so that I could continue interacting with the world. . Well what a difference, the retinal display is awesome and the ability to size things up so I can see them is even better. When that doesn't work I can always have Seri do it for me. I can no longer see paper at all, but I can read the iPad, APPLE HAS NO IDEA WHAT THEY ARE DOING FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE VISION LOSS. The employees at our BEST BUY in Prescott, are beyond helpful, and the GEEK SQUAD. Well I can't say enough. All of the employees go beyond the call of duty to accommodate my issues. I have now bought 2 iPad airs and an iPhone 5 s. Oh yeah an the light weight allows me to carry it with me everywhere as my see and eyePad. Lol. Thanks Apple and thanks Best Buy.

I upgraded from an iPad 2 to the Air. It is noticeably faster and the LTE is great. The 128Gb storage gives me plenty of space for movies, music, pictures and video. I have had it about a month and have no complaints.

Of course the ipad products are outstanding in comparison to other tablets. I transitioned from the 2 to the Air. The only real issues that I've noticed are that the Air is a bit hotter and the screen feels a bit cheaper because of the plasticky sound it makes when you tap on it. Overall it's a fine upgrade. The best part of the transition was that I was able to trade in my ipad 2 for 230 bucks which I used for a 20% discount off of the Air. Pretty sweet.