A:AnswerYou can absolutely send emails, photos and text messages using this iPad, as long as you’re connected to WiFi. You don’t need the cellular model to do that.
A:AnswerA: The iPad Mini 7 (2024 release) supports eSIM on cellular models, in addition to a physical nano-SIM. Earlier models like the iPad Mini 4 did not support eSIM; Apple introduced eSIM in iPads around 2018 (with the iPad Pro 3rd gen, iPad Air 3, and iPad mini 5 cellular versions). So, yes — if you’re getting a cellular version of the Mini 7, it has eSIM capability.
A:AnswerIt came unlocked, but you can add a fingerprint on it. It does transfer a lot of stuff too. When you get it from your old iPad just not everything.
A:AnswerPersonally, I think the value is that you can add a lot more stuff on it. And I have a lot of photographs so I can do my photography work on it.