A:AnswerIf it’s in good condition they will give you some money to trade it in for a iPad Pro but you’ll have to pay the difference in price, they may give you $200 for your air and deduct that from the price of the pro will be how much you’d have to pay.
A:AnswerWe had no issues transferring anything over from old iPad to new. All you need is the iCloud account you used on the other iPad and everything that was saved to iCloud on the other iPad will transfer over
A:AnswerThat means you cant go to any carrier and pay a # so that it can have internet anywhere you go .
Wifi only means it connects on hotspots or wifi only . I have the wifi only ipad , i just connect it to my home wifi when at home and if i need to take it with me i connect it to my hot spot.
A:AnswerThe one that I just bought at Best Buy is A2316 ,it’s in very small print in the back of the iPad and also on the box. You can check the model on the back of the box before you purchase it.
A:AnswerWhen there is not a WiFi available to connect to it will allow you to connect to the internet just like your cell phone. But just like your cell phone you will have to have a cellular account with a provider.
A:AnswerI would assume that if you have WiFi in Brazil, it will work. When you set up the iPad for the first time, it asks for your language, and then it begins in whatever language you have chosen.
A:AnswerI have had iPads for many years and none of them have had cellular service. WiFi is easily accessed anywhere you go, and in the few instances that it hasn’t been available, I have linked my iPad to my iPhone and used the cellular from it.
A:AnswerIs your iPad an iPad Air 3? If it is Apple has said that certain iPad Air 3’s have been reported to have the “black screen of death” and are offering to fix it for free. Take it to a Best Buy store near you and they can check to see if yours is one of them.
