Apple iPad mini 4 平板电脑和电子阅读器

probably one of the last quality Apple products that wont be making 3D maps of its surroundings (that I know of at least). The size really is perfect and reading on this looks incredibly crisp, the pixel density makes each letter and picture as clear as a magazine, only it does much, much more! Ironically, the Youtube app works smoother and better than the more expensive Samsung Tab S3 I recently sold - the tab S3 runs Android and Google is responsible for maintaining both Android and Youtube, you’d expect an Android device to run Google software more efficiently, however this is not the case. What was choppy on the Android runs smooth on the iPad mini. If you can score one in good condition under $300, I say it’s a great value.

I have always liked the iPad Mini. I do not want a bigger phone, and I do not like carrying a large iPad on trips, as mostly I want it to read email and books, and look at web pages. The less I can carry in weight the better., , Alas, Apple seems to have dropped this line as the only mini available now is the 4, which is approaching 18 months old, with 128 GB of memory, more than most people need, and at a very high price compared to pother iPads., , Seeing that 2 possible release dates have passed for an iPad Mini 5, I decided to go for the 4 just to update my aging and slowing iPad Mini 2. This is fast, up to date, an excellent screen, and with this much capacity, I put TV and movies on it for traveling as well. And it is fast enough with enough RAM to run the split screen features of the new iOS, which I also really like., , If you want a Mini, this may be the last one you will find, and it does the job really well. Just wish we had one with force sensitive screens and newer processors.

This iPad is a replacement for my 5-year-old iPad 3, which had slowed to a point where even opening the Wall Street Journal app and downloading the latest edition took several minutes (no exaggeration; I could make my coffee and toast and find it still wasn't quite fully downloaded). I'd given my partner a second-generation iPad Mini a couple of years ago, and loved how light and easy it was to use. So when mine finally started biting the dust, it was pretty clear which one to buy. Given that Apple seems not be refreshing the Mini line all that frequently, there seemed little reason to wait until the March 2017 product announcement in hopes prices might fall a little further on current models., , I chose the Mini 4 over the Mini 2 because I do like the fingerprint reader (I'm used to that from my iPhone) and I wanted a chipset that would have more staying power. This particular example had been used for less than a year and was in terrific shape, with just a couple of microscopic dings. I use mine in a case anyway so it looks pristine. And it's great for everything I need: books, music, games, video/TV. Charges quickly, holds its charge for many hours, and is easy on the hand.

I was looking for something a little more for the on the go person. I had an iPad 2 (I know super old) for years and it served me great. Something just wasn't right about it and for me it was the feel. It was just too big to really hold in your hand., , The iPad mini 4 is much more compact and is super fast. If you're looking for something functional for texting at home, web surfing, emailing, watching videos or chrome casting and you don't want/need the huge screen or pencil or really any other crazy computing power, this is for you. Pair it with the ZAGGfolio for the iPad mini 4 with the hinged multi view angle functionality and you'll be happy as a clam., , Highly recommend!

This is the 4th device I have bought that was made by Apple. That says a lot right there. I used to say that I would never buy one. Once I bought the first, my opinion was changed forever. As long as Apple continues making phones and tablets, I won't buy anything else, for myself anyway. I bought this tablet for my daughter. It is very lightweight and easy to carry. I can even fit it into my purse. I love the TouchId feature and have since Apple introduced in 2013. No typing in passwords or passcodes, except after restarting the device. The screen has good resolution. Everything I've installed on it runs quickly and easily. The processor can handle all the apps with no problems. I used to have problems with my first tablet (not an ipad) once I started storing/running a lot of apps. Never have had those problems with an ipad. And I don't think I ever will. I also own the Ipad Air 1st Generation. The Ipad Mini 4 has a newer, faster processor. If you're looking for a small tablet, this is the one to buy.

When it starts up, there’s a black spot the size of a nickel right in the center of the screen. It heats up & the battery is short lived. Obviously I bought from a crook

Used it every day for a week. Yesterday I placed it down on a table after using it all day and it had 38% battery life remaining. I picked it up 5 minutes later, hit the home button, and the top button repeatedly...dead. I'm taking it to be repaired today. That is pretty pathetic quality control on Apple's part.

I was told the iPad would work on Vzw network which was a lie only works on wifi