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Name: Apple - 9.7-Inch iPad Pro with WiFi - 32GB - Space Gray
Brand: Apple
SKU: 4901907
Price: 419.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (5661 reviews)

Apple - 9.7-Inch iPad Pro with WiFi - 32GB - Space Gray

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QuestionIs the ipad pro 9.7 for $349 a 2016 or 2017 model year?
Asked 8 years ago by Blueflippy.
- Answer It's a 2016 model
  Answered 8 years ago by Leon
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QuestionHow much longer will Apple continue to support the iPad Pro with wifi 32 GB tablet?
Asked 8 years ago by Conrad.
- Answer it was launched in 2016. at least 5 years
  Answered 8 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionI see it's an open box - any visible markings that is determining the low price? I want to give it as a gift.
Asked 8 years ago by Goodauntie.
- Answer No any
  Answered 5 years ago by Yuri
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QuestionDoes this iPad Pro have the capability of adding usable memory to it? Ron
Asked 8 years ago by Figboot.
- Answer No you can not add memory
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Apple - 9.7-Inch iPad Pro with WiFi - 32GB - Space Gray

Q: QuestionIs the ipad pro 9.7 for $349 a 2016 or 2017 model year?

Q: QuestionHow much longer will Apple continue to support the iPad Pro with wifi 32 GB tablet?

Q: QuestionI see it's an open box - any visible markings that is determining the low price? I want to give it as a gift.

Q: QuestionDoes this iPad Pro have the capability of adding usable memory to it? Ron

QuestionIs the ipad pro 9.7 for $349 a 2016 or 2017 model year?

QuestionHow much longer will Apple continue to support the iPad Pro with wifi 32 GB tablet?

QuestionI see it's an open box - any visible markings that is determining the low price? I want to give it as a gift.

QuestionDoes this iPad Pro have the capability of adding usable memory to it? Ron