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My first-gen iPad Pro, the big one from 2015 or '16, is getting really slow, particularly with Safari, and it gets all the updates. Having some trouble understa

My first-gen iPad Pro, the big one from 2015 or '16, is getting really slow, particularly with Safari, and it gets all the updates. Having some trouble understanding what's going on here.

tomc1985 9y ago
Your first-gen iPad Pro is still new compared to what this dude is packing. There's an iPad from 2012 sitting on my desk that stopped receiving updates and, for getting any kind of work done, the thing is useless.
- r00fus 9y ago
  You're using a 5 year old tablet for work? That thing is financially depreciated 2 years ago. For security reasons alone you shouldn't be using it to do work.
  - tomc1985 9y ago
    It is literally sitting on my desk, doing nothing
abakker 9y ago
Get the battery tested/replaced?
macintux 9y ago
As someone else mentioned, check the battery. But I'd also suggest doing a clean install using iTunes; sometimes OS upgrades go subtly wrong, slowing things down, and resetting via the device itself is insufficient to get a truly clean install.