A:AnswerIf you go to Best Buy’s website they have a “trade in” tab that you can look up the value of your iPad. If it’s in good working condition you get more. You’ll get a bit more if you sell it online via Craigslist and use that cash towards a new one. Like any trade in value you get bottom line so company’s can fix issues, warranty the items, and still make some money when said and done.
A:AnswerYes you can. First, you have to use the same ID and password on your iPad as your iPhone. On your iPad go to Settings/Messages and make sure iMessage is turned on, then tap Send&Receive. Add your iPhone mobile number, I also add my iPhone email addresses. That should do it. Just confirm what you added is also on your iPhone by also going to Settings/Messages/ Send&Receive. I’m not sure but this all may be automatic when you sign in to iPad using your iPhone ID since iOS 14.x upgrade Hope this helps!
A:AnswerBack your current iPad up to iTunes. Then plug your new one in and install the back up. Should place everything back the way you have it set up
A:AnswerEvery iPad comes with one year of hardware repair coverage through its limited warranty and up to 90 days of complimentary technical support. Yes. Apple TV+ is included for one year when you purchase an Apple device and redeem the offer within 90 days. Limited-time offer; offer may end at any time.
A:AnswerBest Buy is just weird. You can order online, but you have to pick it up in person. I suspect that you could have someone pick it up for you if they have the confirmation number.
A:AnswerNormally it is not said how long a sale will last, but if you miss it Best-Buy does sales very often. Just wait a week or two and it will probably be on sale again.
A:AnswerBecause it’s not in stock. The availability of many of not only Apple tech but many other tech products by other manufacturers are impacted by supply chain delays and micro chip shortages.
