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This is simple. No one wants to buy a new Ipad model every year. I personally just hand mine down to my kids before I purchase a new version every 3 years. B
by nirav72 9y ago
This is simple. No one wants to buy a new Ipad model every year. I personally just hand mine down to my kids before I purchase a new version every 3 years. But since the first gen Ipad Air, I haven't felt like I need to buy a new one. The first air was light weight and had a decent enough processor to handle all the apps that I use. I can probably push it for one more year before IOS updates slow things down.
- coleca 9y agoTrue. I have an iPad 4 that I only use for reading iBooks, occasionally browsing the web, and watching YouTube / NetFlix occasionally. I find I'm using it less and less because it's unbearably slow. When I first got it, I used it at work as a laptop replacement to take notes in meetings, manage my calendar / email, etc. I can't imagine doing that on the same device now. It takes 20-30 seconds to launch Safari, 10 seconds to switch between apps, etc. I'm going to try and reset it back to factory and just load iBooks and a couple other apps to see if it restores it back to the speed it ran prior to iOS 10.