A:AnswerThis is the last iPad to have a headphone jack, which is one reason I got it rather than a newer Model 10. I don’t know about those games. Apart from simple things-like Solitaire-all I play, on it, is Civilization 6.
A:AnswerYes, I use it for about two hours in the morning before I go to work and t drops to 50-60%: then it lasts another 2-3 hours when I get home and use it.
A:AnswerI think you mean iPad, and yes you can watch movies on it.
Apple has its own music/video plan through iTunes, but you can also download streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, etc. for a montly fee. You can also watch YouTube. NOTE: All of these apps are available in the Apple App Store (see icon below). So when you get your new iPad, you connect to your internet wifi, click on that blue icon with an "A" on it, search for Netflix, (for example) log in and you're watching movies.
These will all require internet, so if you prefer to watch TV using these apps and you have access to the internet, the iPad will offer portability.
If you plan on streaming video or surfing the web, you won't need a lot of memory (less expensive iPad).
If you plan on taking photos or video with your iPad, or saving lots of downloads, adding lots of apps, using email and other stuff, then you'll want more memory, so you'll need a more expensive iPad.
A:AnswerThe model that sells for $479 does not have cellular connectivity. The models with cellular have a black strip across the top, on the back of the unit. Hope this helps those confused about this.
