Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have a nook book, this beats it in so many ways. The clarity of my music videos is better than my actual eyesight

I like this one better than the regular iPad because I had the iPad 3 before and this one is easier to take places

easy to use, you us it most time, if not you will use it less and less and the you will stop to use it, not a iPad

I got the 64 gb so I could have the space to download a lot of stuff in stead of weighing down my phone love it

It was very easy to set up. Navigating is as well easy and not complicating. Very nice style and easy to hold.

I really like the new mini iPad mini. I have the full size version but find myself using this more and more.

The IPad mini is perfect for my 4 year old. He has not set it down since he opened it Christmas morning.

I like it because it is lightweight, I have had the iPad before and the mini is much easier to carry around

It works just as it is suppose too. Did have a couple issues setting up with same account as old ipad.

Perfect tablet except not having a flash. Super fast. Huge app selection. New lightning cable is a plus.

Absolutely love this product!! Use this everyday with ease of use. Easy enough for beginners to use!

I enjoy my iPad but I'm still trying to get use to the settings and how it operates.

I love all Apple products. I am an Apple Geek. The screen is sharp! I recommend the mini to anyone!

Replaced her iPad 2 which has been taken over by our son. She can say enough about what a difference there is in the performance, and she can't believe how sharp the display is. My only complaint is the exorbitant amount apple charges to go from 16 to 64GB...

The first-gen iPad mini was good. It was the perfect size and weight and the fact that all of the apps on the full-size iPads were immediately available for usage on the mini made the decision to go smaller, even easier. However, I like to read on my iPad and the more I read on my mini, the more I longed for a Retina display because the lower pixel density stand out on a non-Retina (in a bad way). When Apple released the iPad mini with Retina, I immediately ran out and picked one up and I can honestly say Apple has perfected the tablet. It's normal for a Retina model to go up in dimensions and weight, but this was very minimal. It retained the same great battery of the original iPad - I can usually go two full days on a single charge and that's with using it for streaming music/videos, browsing the web, checking email and using apps for business too. The processor speed bump is very welcomed! On the first-gen iPad mini, some things (i.e. your book shelf loading and switching between apps) had a really noticeable lag/delay, which the new iPad mini with Retina display vastly improved on. The addition of Pages, Numbers and Keynote is a HUGE plus. Don't let foolish people tell you that you need a Microsoft product to interact with Office. Not only can you open Word, Excel and Powerpoint files here, but you can actually export them as Office or PDF too and it's ALL FREE! In addition to that, if you're like me and you just do basic-intermediate work in Office, I have yet to come across a time when someone's had an issue with compatibility or formatting with my files. If you're most of an advanced Office user, you can actually run Office 365 on an iPad, but the catch is you have to pay for it yearly - which brings me to my next point - all new iOS devices and Macs get Pages, Numbers, and Keynote for free so that you can start a document on your computer, pick it up on your iPad and make small modifications via your iPhone. If you don't have a Mac, Apple offers free iWork in the Cloud. So if you fall in love with these Apps and you want to use them on a Windows-based machine, simply sign into iCloud.com and you can run all these apps right there in the browser (no plugins or other add-ons required so it works great at school and work where they usually lock the computers down and keep you from installing things)! It works on Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Firefox or any other modern (HTML5) browser. You are also fully capable of downloading files from iCloud.com in Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or PDF file formats and printing is also supported. If you're on the fence about WiFi or cellular, I recently upgraded to an iPhone 5S and my company's data plan allows us to use our phones as Personal Hotspots - so when I cannot connect to WiFi I simply enable the hotspot on my phone and thru the iPads WiFi menu select my phone, key in the code and I'm off to the races. If you're using your iPad for school - KNO, CourseSmart and Notability are indispensable apps! Also register at https://copy.com?r=0Oy7FR for 20GB of FREE CLOUD STORAGE. This blows the pants off of DropBox's 2GB.

Love everything about this ipad! The only knocks I have about it are that it's a little pricey.

Very good product. A lot better than the full size I pad

Couldn't be happier. This device has helped me so much for work and school since my purchase.

My nephew just loved the lego thumb drive. This will be a great help to him in high school.

My husband loves the size and the best of all the storage capacity. Great to travel with