Apple iPad (5th Generation) 32GB Wi-Fi Silver

Great Device! My first iPad and I Most likely bought one above my needs. You can hand write notes (requires purchase of Apple Pen) which would be great for students. Coming from a laptop, I didn't realize how much I would miss my keyboard, so that was another purchase. Chargers last for two days…So far very pleased as it's a larger version of my phone. Pairing the two was very easy as well.

I purchased this after my old (2016) iPad Pro was running out of memory. The set up from the old iPad to the new one was quick and seamless, literally taking only minutes. All in all I am pleased with this purchase, the only criticism I have is that Apple changed the connection on their new iPads and all my old chargers will not work with the new one.

We are happy to have a new IPad Pro. It has many nice features for a retired couple. The screen size allows us to clearly read the screens and find our apps quickly. We are especially excited to use the camera with clear viewing. So far we are not disappointed with anything.

I was surprised to see that Sam's sells BRAND NEW iPad Pros from 2022, but with the M-series chips in iPads, the release year is less important because the performance is superb. Since it's a bit older, it does ship with an older OS version that needs updated and the battery was completely dead, which required leaving it plugged in for almost 40 min before it turned on, but once it powered on and updated to iPadOS 26, it's working as expected.

10/10 absolutely wonderful came early within 3 days of ordering and also came perfectly Amid the opposing reviews. Had no glitches, scratches, and came in one piece with no cracks! It connected perfectly to the Wi-Fi. It comes with the charger, iPad of course, Stickers, and a Manual.. So hopefully that’s helpful anyways I love it and 100% worth ordering! And I got it for 287! (Tax included).. So 60 dollars off the original price which was 329.. 353 plus tax.

Ordered the iPad online from the Walmart web site to get the $269 price; it shipped immediately from Waco Texas and arrived in Indiana within several business days by FedEx; packaged very well with padding in a shipping box with no damage. The iPad itself is my first Apple product (I have Windows 8.1 HP laptops); the iPad Apple OS takes some getting used to but Youtube videos help out a bunch; after a few hours, you learn it. Quality of the pad is first rate. Went to Meijers and bought an additional after market Star charger with an 8 foot cord; went to BestBuy and bought a Logitech Combo keyboard/cover that turns the pad into a laptop; Happy Camper.

Just got this lil guy and I have to say that I'm very pleased with this purchase from the pricing to the quality. I use this ipad for my online classes and it works perfectly. I purchased my protective cases from the Apple store so it's safe to travel with now. This ipad is fast and I can download any app I want without slowing the speed. My 6 year old daughter loves it as well. Will get one for her soon. Large screen so my videos are clear and easy to see. All in all, I'd definitely recommend.

Let's just go over a few items: The iPad Air 2 is going to have a very similar look to the iPad Air and you might be fooled in to thinking they are the same thing, but If you look closely though you can see that the iPad Air 2 is 18% thinner and a little lighter in weight than the older Air. They moved the rear face camera and the microphone ports to a new location, and the speakers are a bit larger and do seem to be better. They've also improved a few things like the fingerprint sensor on to the home button, and the retina display. The processor on this one seems speedier than the last and if you keep up on your tech blogs most of them will confirm that assessment. The camera on the front and the back of the tablet have gotten an upgrade. The rear facing camera is now an 8 Megapixel . The photos are 3264x2448 pixels in resolution and the video is 1080 P HD. You can also take time-lapse video, slow motion video, bust mode photographs, timer mode photos and high resolution panorama shots. The main competition to the iPad Air 2 would be the Nexus 9 and the Galaxy Tab S. Here is a link to an article comparing them if you are interested: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/18098/20141018/ipad-air-2-vs-nexus-9-vs-galaxy-tab-s-royal-rumble-of-the-hottest-tablets.htm Each have their merits. I've never owned a Nexus so I can't comment on that but I have owned Galaxy tablets in the past and I've liked them. Cost-wise the Nexus is cheapest of the "big three".

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.

Thought I would love a bigger screen from my 9.7 pro however I realized typing was more of a challenge while holding it. I do love seeing things bigger though. I'm adjusting. No regrets now. Everything is more brighter. The sound is louder. The camera is way better. My games play better. Other than that I don't notice much difference between that and my old pro. I guess it depends what you need it for. I am annoyed though that they don't make many cases for it like previous models or they all come with extra length for a pencil that I don't need. If you already have a 9.7 and it works I wouldn't recommend upgrading unless you have to or you need better for some reason. I was perfectly happy with my 9.7 pro but it was acting up from too much dropping.