Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is a high quality tablet, and it just works; the processor is quick, the screen looks good, and the entire tablet is just high quality in general. The only “problem” I had was with how the tablet charges the Apple Pencil (Apple could have designed this iPad with magnetic pencil charging like they did with the iPad Pro)

As an avid tech enthusiast, I recently had the pleasure of diving into the latest iteration of the iPad Pro, and suffice it to say, it's a game-changer. From the moment you lay eyes on it, the sleek design and razor-sharp edges exude a sense of sophistication. But it's not just about looks; the real magic lies within its powerful performance. Powered by the M-series chip, this iPad Pro blazes through tasks with lightning speed, whether you're editing high-resolution photos or multitasking with multiple apps. The Liquid Retina XDR display is a feast for the eyes, delivering unparalleled clarity and color accuracy. Whether you're binge-watching your favorite shows or immersing yourself in graphic-intensive games, every pixel pops with vibrancy. But where the iPad Pro truly shines is in its versatility. With the new Apple Pencil, precision and creativity are at your fingertips. Whether you're sketching, annotating, or taking handwritten notes, the responsiveness and accuracy of the Apple Pencil elevate the digital experience to new heights. And let's not forget about the revamped camera system. With studio-quality photos and 4K video recording, the iPad Pro transforms into a powerful tool for capturing life's moments in stunning detail. Of course, no review would be complete without mentioning the software ecosystem. With iPadOS, the iPad Pro seamlessly integrates with your other Apple devices, allowing for effortless sharing and collaboration. And with a vast array of apps optimized for the iPad, the possibilities for productivity and entertainment are endless. In conclusion, the new iPad Pro is not just a tablet; it's a creative powerhouse that empowers users to push the boundaries of what's possible. Whether you're a professional artist, a student, or simply someone who appreciates cutting-edge technology, the iPad Pro is a worthy investment that will inspire you to unleash your creativity like never before.

I bought the 9th Generation iPad to replace an iPad Air 2 that I had for over 5 years. I like the increased storage (256GB) of this iPad over my iPad Air 2 (128GB), the bigger screen, better display, the ability to use the 1st generation Apple Pencil, a longer lasting battery, and a faster processor. I have nothing but compliments for all of the iPads I have owned to date. I have NEVER had any reliability issues with my iPad units. I would strongly recommend buying a good case protector for an iPad. I have consistently used Otterbox Defender Cases even though some may consider the case a tad on the heavy side. I have dropped my iPad enough to swear by an Otterbox Defender Case.

offers impressive battery life, a vibrant display, and exceptional durability. Its user-friendly interface makes it a breeze to use for all ages. Impressive battery life, vibrant display, durable build, and very user-friendly. excels in performance and storage with 256GB, making it a fantastic choice for everyday use.

I've recently had the pleasure of purchasing the Apple 10.2 inch iPad (9th Generation) with WiFi and 256GB, and it's truly impressive! The screen is incredibly clear, making it perfect for watching my favorite shows and movies. Additionally, the A13 Bionic chip ensures everything runs smoothly, even when I'm juggling multiple tasks. The 256GB of storage is fantastic because I never have to worry about running out of space. Overall, it's a great choice for anyone looking for a dependable and powerful tablet. I highly recommend it!

I am writing to rave about the Apple - 10.2-Inch iPad (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi - 256GB. I bought this tablet for my work as a freelance writer, and I am blown away by how well it performs. The A13 Bionic chip is incredibly fast and responsive. I can easily switch between multiple apps, edit documents, and watch videos without any lag. The 10.2-inch Retina display is also beautiful and sharp. I love being able to read articles, watch movies, and take notes on such a clear and vibrant screen. The 256GB of storage is more than enough for my needs. I can store all of my work files, photos, and music on the iPad without having to worry about running out of space. The battery life is also excellent. I can easily get a full day of use out of the iPad on a single charge. Overall, I am very impressed with the Apple - 10.2-Inch iPad (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi - 256GB. It is a powerful, versatile, and affordable tablet that is perfect for both work and play. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new tablet." Here are some additional pros and cons of the Apple - 10.2-Inch iPad (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi - 256GB: Pros: Powerful A13 Bionic chip Beautiful 10.2-inch Retina display 256GB of storage Long battery life Compatible with Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard Easy to use and navigate Great value for the price Cons: No Face ID (only Touch ID) No USB-C port (only Lightning port) No headphone jack Overall, the Apple - 10.2-Inch iPad (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi - 256GB is a great tablet for anyone looking for a powerful, versatile, and affordable device. It is perfect for work, school, entertainment, and more. I highly recommend it.

I've been a longtime iPad user, and the 9th Generation model continues to deliver a fantastic balance of performance, affordability, and usability. The 10.2-inch screen is perfect for everything from streaming videos to working on documents. The 256GB storage option is generous, ensuring you have plenty of space for apps, photos, and videos. And the classic Space Gray color is sleek and professional. Great value for the price Excellent performance for everyday tasks Generous 256GB storage Beautiful 10.2-inch Retina display Compatible with Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard Cons: Design is starting to feel a bit dated Not as powerful as the iPad Air or iPad Pro models

The iPad 9th Gen is a great budget-friendly tablet with a 10.2-inch Retina display, A13 Bionic chip, and iPadOS for smooth performance. It supports the 1st-gen Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, making it ideal for students and casual users. The 12MP front camera with Center Stage is a nice upgrade, though the design feels dated with thick bezels. Battery life is solid (10 hours), and overall, it’s the best affordable iPad for everyday use.

Works great for what I need it to. Normally I'm a Samsung person but my daughter and I needed tablets and Samsung didn't have anything that sparked our interest in our price range. I bought her the cellular version and me just the Wi-Fi version 256GB couldn't beat the price! It takes some getting used to but runs smoothly. Only things I didn't like was i expected a better camera from an Apple I pad. both cameras are as if i bought a $100 phone. Also coming from Samsung where i can organize things it was a letdown that it puts things in folders for me and you can't change it. Come on Apple give people some freedom!! But other than that great tablet big screen.

I had an old mini iPad which has much less capacity. This iPad has much more storage and perfect size for me to put it on my piano score holder. It's light and handy. It's not expensive. It's worth it to get it!

I’ve had my I pad for a little over a year and am able to do everything I want on it. I can edit my photos, enlarge text( I have old eyes), and easily print from it. I can download movies and programs from Netflix, Prime, etc to view when traveling. With my downloaded kindle app I have an everyready library of books I can easily access, either through Libby or purchasing and instantaneously downloading. The battery lasts for a good 12 hours depending on whether you are playing games or just reading and checking emails. I definitely recommend it for its user friendliness and multipurpose useage.

First full sized iPad for my wife after two iPad Minis. She is enthralled by the larger screen, quicker response, and increased memory. She will stay engrossed in a game for an hour and not even realize it. I might get one for myself.

We got this for our son a couple years ago. It functions very well, is quick, and holds a charge even after 2 years of use. I highly recommend for others who may want to get something for their kids that will last and is budget friendly!

I am low and user who uses the device to surf the web send and receive email store my photos download books. As per most Apple devices, it has smooth intuitive operation. Much improved battery life from my old six generation iPad. More vivid screen. Was a great deal at $130 off.

Of all Apple's products, I believe their iPad is impeccably designed and is superior to all other tablets available. The increased storage is even more important as many games with large install sizes can be played on the iPad. The weight is good without being too heavy (compared to the Air) and the slightly larger screen size is nice to have, although it of course means a new round of enclosures/protectors/keyboards/cases, which is mildly frustrating but typical for Apple.

Since 2012, I have purchased several Apple products. None have disappointed. The original iMac Pro I purchased in 2012 still functions, but has physical damage from repeated lifting by the left front corner of the laptop from the table next to my chair. This is not an apple problem; I simply did not realize that the shell was flexing each time I did this. The repeated gesture wore an internal part over time. I did have it repaired in a "shade tree" shop. Other than the damage I inflicted, the laptop still works 12yrs later. I averaged 3yrs or less from PC's in the past. Mostly from the OS becoming junked up and unusable. My recent cell phone is also my first Apple and I'm completely satisfied. The 9th gen 10.2 iPad I purchased approximately 2wks ago is functioning like a charm. Something I have come to expect from Apple. With the steady increase in prices for high-end PC products, and the relatively steady pricing of Apple pricing (which all tend to be high-end), I will likely never purchase anything else. The new Apple-branded processor in my MacBook Air functions with no noticeable difference from the familiar high-end brand that has led the market for years. I have, so far, experienced the same functionality and speed from my new iPad. The price of this model, which isn't the latest, was very reasonable. My iPad was purchased online and picked up at the store. Best Buy has an excellent process in place for this type of shopping. I made the purchase and received a notice that is was ready for pickup a few minutes later; well within the time it took me to drive to the store (about half an hour). The wait in the pickup line was very short and the process well organized. The Best Buy website is also accurate and user friendly for comparison shopping. The prices are very competitive and consistently so. Completely satisified start to finish.

he iPad has quickly become one of my favorite devices. It’s super responsive, lightweight, and the display is absolutely stunning — perfect for everything from streaming and reading to productivity and creative work. Battery life is impressive, easily lasting all day, and the Apple Pencil support is a game-changer for note-taking and drawing. I also love how seamlessly it syncs with my other Apple devices. Whether I’m browsing the web, using it for work on the go, or just relaxing with Netflix, the iPad handles it all effortlessly. Highly recommend it if you’re looking for a fast, reliable, and beautifully designed tablet.

The new 6th Gen iPad Mini (2021) has several upgrades over the previous iPad Mini, and now looks more like a smaller version of the iPad Air. Notable upgrades over previous version: -Screen size: 8.3 in. liquid retina display, previous version was 7.9 in. -A15 chip: This is the latest Apple chip, previous version was A12 -Cameras: 12MP rear and 12MP front cameras, previous version was 8MP rear and 7MP front -Redesigned like Air: Slightly different shape, no home button, USB-C instead of lightning charger, fingerprint reader on side, volume controls on top, magnetic 2nd Gen Pencil charging on side. There are also new Pink and Purple colors available, Starlight instead of Gold, and still Space Grey. If you don't need a larger screen, this iPad Mini is a great option. Now with the USB-C and 2nd Gen Pencil support like the iPad Air, combined with the A15 chip and Center Stage front cameras, this Mini has some of the best features of the other iPads. It is a very capable device; it has the hardware to handle everything from drawing with the 2nd Gen Pencil, to watching movies, to gaming, to video calls. With the latest chip and OS, this is as future-proof as you can get, so this device should last you a long time. This could be worth upgrading from the previous iPad Mini, especially if you love the 2nd Gen Pencil. For me, the USB-C and 2nd Gen Pencil support makes it worth the higher price. The way the 2nd Gen Pencil just magnetically sticks to the side and charges is much easier than the 1st Gen Pencil. The only thing I wish this Mini had was a 120 Hz refresh screen, but other than that it is just about perfect. This is probably the most-value-for-money iPad at the moment, and is the one I'm using most often now because of the convenient size

My new iPad was so easy to set up and upload all of my Apps. I like the sleek look of the tablet. It is fast and holds the charge .

my old ipad was one of the early models (only could update os to v10), so this is huge upgrade for me. great size, so much lighter. super fast. went with 256gb size for movies etc when I'm traveling, it's a better value over the 64gb version. it still has the headphone jack, which is ok. while it may not offer the latest and greatest options, since it is a good value and size, it is a great option for the average user. i did not rate durability since i haven't had it that long.