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12% drop for the iPads. Unsurprising. The people who want the lower end of the price range are still perfectly happy with their 5-7 year old iPads. Top of the
by raydev 7y ago
12% drop for the iPads. Unsurprising.
The people who want the lower end of the price range are still perfectly happy with their 5-7 year old iPads. Top of the line suffers in that most people in that market are probably fine or even better off with a MacBook Air/Pro, and they may even save a few dollars instead of buying a Smart Keyboard/folio.
Related to the 10 year anniversary: the iPad should be so much more capable than it is. I don't think the people behind shipping the first iteration are happy with its current state a decade later.
- chooseaname 7y agoI just bought a mini 5. Not sure what end it sits on, but it’s great. So fast.
- tyre 7y agoWhat do you use it for?
- SenHeng 7y agoI also just got the mini5 to replace my mini4. I use it mostly for reading, web surfing when outside, calendar stuff, tasks management, sketching. Main reason I got the mini5 despite its similarity to the mini4 is that I wanted to use the pencil while sketching. Come to think of it, I probably use it more than my iPhone.
- daveevad 7y agoProcreate and Bear. The current mini is just about the perfect package to blog like it's 2004, which is my want.
- chooseaname 7y agoReading (PDFs, ebooks, etc) and light photo editing. About to get the pencil so I can do some sketching.
- dionidium 7y ago> The people who want the lower end of the price range are still perfectly happy with their 5-7 year old iPads I've still got the iPad Air 2 I bought in 2014. I still use it nearly every day. I still love it. I haven't seen any compelling reason to upgrade, so far.