Apple 10.2-inch iPad (8th Gen) Wi-Fi 128GB - Silver

What a beautiful tablet I thank Walmart for having this item at this price of $499 a new device never used and sealed had bought a used m2 on Amazon for $480 and disappointment.Then I found this one I did not think twice about buying it and returning the other device to Amazon.

I really loved this 8th gen i pad because it is really nice and big. Everything was perfect and setup was super quick and easy. I would recommend this i pad because the quality is also super nice and I think others would enjoy it as much as I did. One thing I like the most about it is the size. It is really big is easy to see since the screen is huge. I hope you all will get this amazing i pad and enjoy the details of it.

Very satisfied, migrating from an old iPad (32GB, 7th gen) to this new one only take 20 minutes with iCloud back up. can't be happier with a smooth transition. 128GB is good enough for kid to do their homework . Trade-in old one got some money back, which is awesome!

Setup was extremely easy, as long as you have a current backup in iCloud. I love the size an upgrade from my air 2. You can register two different finger prints to open the iPad depending on whether you are holding it in landscape or portrait. The item is a little pricey but Walmart had the lowest price i found for my rose gold 64gb model.

I have an iPad pro and I love it. But for travel it's heavy and big. I purchased the iPad mini for airline travel and for those times when I have to carry a lot. The mini is light, even with a protective case. I use my iPads mainly for reading, social media, staying in touch, and entertainment. The mini can do all that easily and weighs next to nothing. Don't think twice if you're on the fence. Do it.

Of course I have loved my iPad and iPad Pro for ages! My old iPad has been around so long. I don't think it even updates to the latest operating system completely. But it would still work for most of the things I use it for anyway. I'm thinking of trying to pass it on to someone who is interested in starting out in tech. Maybe someone older who would like to try it? I know the cost of the Internet service might be prohibitive for someone like this, but free Internet access would work at the library where the Wi-Fi connect works, and the librarians would probably be happy to help an older person if they were just starting to explore. Love my Walmart shopping.

Got this in the mail from wal-mart.com. A 3rd party delivery service dropped it off and it was poorly packaged and damaged. I had to bring it back to the local Walmart store and get another one. They gave me a new 2026 Air M4 to replace it.

I was going to preorder the 2026 model, but decided to get this one at a discount instead. If you're not trying to do any high-end gaming on this, it's still a great tablet in just about every way. Ipad OS is smooth and snappy, display is about as good as a 60hz display can get (the 2026 model is 60hz as well) and everything I do works perfectly. Video watching, social media browsing, using the pencil for digital artwork. If you can get it for $100 less than the newest model, it's well worth the buy.

I could not get this I pad to set up when I tried for 2 days it just showed a hour of settings up I finally gave up and will be returning this I pad

Well, it would probably be great if it didn't disappear during delivery, taking my $500 with it. OK. I know this isn't the spot for such complaints, and Apple makes a great tablet. I have the previous model, and it's great. I say do yourself a favor and buy the iPad Air, but pick it up in person or curbside.