Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love the size of the iPad mini. Great for media consumption and if you need the extra power, the A17 pro is not shy to provide the needed performance. Everything you need in a compact and portable device. Traded the 12.9 inch to the mini and I absolutely love the size.

I bought the iPad mini (a17 chip) as I was in need for a new device to take notes for university classes. Before making this purchase I debated whether or not I should go for the bigger models however the portability is of this one is simply unbeatable. Performance wise, I’ve had no issues so far, I am constantly using 2 apps side by side (usually YouTube & Good Notes) and have had a great experience! The only disadvantage was the battery, I feel it drains way to quickly and usually half the charge lasts me for a 2-3 hour lecture. Adding to this, back camera quality is a bit on the lower side, could be better, however you don’t buy this device to take pictures. Finally, the last complaint was the price, it is an Apple branded device, however I feel you could wait for deals to get at least 100$ off! Other than that, great device, no regrets and would buy again especially with the smooth delivery experience provided.

I really do not understand what people are complaining about with the new iPad Mini 7th Gen. I purchased the iPad Mini 6th Gen WiFi 64GB for $399, prior to knowing about the upcoming official iPad Mini 7th Gen, which happened a few days afterward. So, I returned the Mini 6th Gen and pre-ordered the Mini 7th Gen WiFi 128GB for $499. The Mini 7th Gen has the A17 Pro chip compared to the A15 chip in the Mini 6th Gen. The Mini 7th Gen has double the memory (8GB) over the Mini 6th Gen (4GB), offers 128GB-512GB storage rather than 64GB-256GB, and also has Bluetooth 5.3, rather than Bluetooth 5.0. Apple also did not raise the prices. Did I mention that the Mini 7th Gen has identical dimensions, meaning any prior cases, screen protectors, or other Mini 6th Gen accessories will fit perfectly. Yes, the Mini 7th Gen is currently $100 more than the Mini 6th Gen, but it is also 3 years newer, which means it will receive official iOS updates for 3 years longer. For me, I think it was worth the additional $100.

The iPad Mini 7th Generation is almost identical to the 6th gen, but with one key addition: Apple Intelligence. If you’re into note-taking, reading, and writing with the Apple Pencil Pro, this is a near-perfect handheld device. It fits comfortably in your hand, making it great for casual use and light web browsing. Just don’t expect it to replace your gaming iPad, its not for that. For pure readers, though, the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature is still the best choice. The e-ink display is unbeatable for long reading sessions. I grabbed mine with a price-match and a trade in my base model Mini 6. If you already own a 6th gen and it’s running smoothly, you’re probably fine sticking with it unless you really need Apple Intelligence to take your productivity up a notch in 2025. Otherwise wait for the 8th edition which will have a better screen. I give it 4 stars since I can’t tell much difference over my Mini 6.

Perfect size. Upgraded from a mini 5th gen, and I like it. Got it in blue, and it's... kinda bluish? But it's fine. I use it for drawing, and some light gaming, and it works well. Im not an ipad power user, so I don't expect extreme performance. I just close my apps regularly, and mosey about. I also put a matte screen protector on it for drawing, and the screen still looks great.I got the wifi only option, which I kind of still feel crunchy about, but honestly, the lack of a steady stream of notifications and updates makes it easier to focus on drawing. I just update it at home. I don't need 2 "phones" I'm really not that important. All in all, it does what I need, and I'm happy with it.

I LOVE the iPad mini 7! The screen size is perfect for one hand and the new screen (way better than 10th gen) and processor will keep it fast for years. The colors are a little muted for my taste, but they’re still cute! The 128gb is plenty for most iPad users and a welcome upgrade to the previous 64gb which was a little limiting for me especially with movies or shows for the plane.

i loved this ipad it’s small i had one in 2012 for free for going to school everyday my mom would take me. this color purple is my fav and it could’ve been more purple but i love jt

I’m really happy with this iPad mini after losing my iPad mini during hurricane Helene the only comfort I wanted was the iPad mini because I was able to read my ebook on the iPad mini and I realized that not just me myself that enjoyed the iPad mini my son really likes it because he can hold the iPad mini with out losing grip and he does ABC MOUSE ON IT AND Really likes it I’m grateful I got the iPad mini again after losing mine in the hurricane it has brought me much joy to read and keep up with my book wishlist

I’ve been using the iPad Mini for a few weeks now, and it’s been a game-changer. I love how it fits perfectly in my bag, making it super convenient to carry around. Whether I’m reading e-books during my commute or watching videos in bed, the display is sharp and clear. The Apple Pencil works like a charm for jotting down notes and sketching ideas. It’s become my go-to device for both work and play. It’s just so easy to pick up and use for any task that pops up during the day. Whether I’m scheduling my day, replying to emails, or unwinding with a game, the iPad Mini handles it all effortlessly. Definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a versatile and portable device.

Best iPad at its truest form for size and portability. Wish Apple would’ve made the bezels smaller and added at least 90hrz but adding the A17Pro chipset is 1000% improvement.

perfect item. Suitable for reading e-books and watching videos. light weight for holding by single hand.

I wore out my five year old iPad mini that I bought from Best Buy. I ordered a new one (Man! Prices have gone up!) and went to pick it up at the store. I had neglected to make an appointment with the Geek Squad to transfer info but, very fortunately, they had had a cancellation. Jake was a great help, even getting my 5 year old iPad’s screen to come back on!

The iPad Mini is in my opinion the best iPad offered. The screen is big enough for anything I need and small enough to fit in my hands with ease. This iPad specifically has all the latest software and chips in it so it’s super quick and operates seamlessly with my phone. Would definitely recommend this to anyone that’s on the fence about buying this or a regular iPad.

My favorite iPad it’s very fast and it doesn’t cost that much. I can take it on the go with me anywhere. The battery is very, very good. I definitely recommend this iPad to everyone

Lightning fast, brilliant screen. Speakers are adequately loud for conference calls and FaceTime. Got a keyboard case for versatile productivity. Small form factor travels well. The blue is subtle, almost silver. It has a useful spot in the lineup between my iPhone and MacBook Pro 16.

I Purchased The Mini A17 Pro To Replaces My IPad Mini 2. I Mainly Use The IPad To Watch Shows In The Background While At Work! lol It’s Super Fast And Well Build And I Haven’t Encounter Any Problems At This Moment, If I Do I Will Update This Review. I Would Recommend If You Have An Older IPad Mini And Wants To Upgrade.

Bought this for my significant other. Really incredible product. Lightning fast, gorgeous display, powerful CPU, seemingly eternal battery life. I will certainly buy this again for myself!

Let me start by saying I've never owned an iPad before. However, I've had several Apple computers and almost every iPhone since the first one launched in 2008. The iPad Mini is undeniably stunning—when I see someone else holding it. But when it’s in my own hands, it feels awkward. Sure, it technically fits into my pockets, but even that’s awkward. It can do many things an iPhone can do, yet the experience remains... awkward. The device is supposed to leverage Apple’s advanced intelligence features, but even with ChatGPT integration, it feels clumsier than a box of Siris. I love the concept of the iPad Mini, and I can see how it might be useful for those with a specific need for this form factor. However, only a few days in, I find myself ready to trade it in for a MacBook. What I really want is a touchscreen MacBook with a detachable keyboard. But, hey—that’s just me.

Great upgrade after using my ipad mini 6 for almost 3 years.

iPad is awesome! It’s fast and super compact for on the go