I bought this iPad on sunday, it is now wednesday, so far so good. I love the way this device works. When the device is in sideways view the keyboard is as huge as the screen, allowing ease of typing. There are wireless keyboards but as of now I do not feel inclided to buy one as this works wonderfully as a keyboard. I set it flat on my desk and I type on it just as I would on my desktop or laptop. Drawing on this is really nice but i do recommed a wireless pencil to make the lines more percise. The iPad it fast and great for my classes, i have tooken it to all mu classes so far and I love it for note keeping either with typing or hand writing, its a great help as I can finally access my assignments while also being able to take notes with ease. For my fast paced classes I can easily type my notes. Now while all of this is also possible on a laptop, I am happy to not have to bring my notebooks or laptop anymore for class. I also love this for late nights when I am sitting on my sofa or bed and not having to have a heavy laptop on my legs or laying on my stomach. The screen quality is nice and clear however the camera is not spectacular, its rather blurry. The zoom is nice however, the home button is a bit annoying but I knew this device had a home button when buying it so that is not s flaw. I do not have a case on it and after hours of lecture and holding my iPad i have not noticed any overheating. The battery life is long to get to 100% which again is not the worst thing as the battery quite litterally lasts 10 hours. Only thing I wished this iPad or any table would offer is the ability to control f for documents. I do believe they offer a solution to that however in wireless keyboards so maybe I may consider getting one as that will save me the trouble from using my laptop for document based assignments. Since I got this iPad i have barely touched my phone,laptop, or desktop. I of couse love all my devices and they each serve a purpose to making life run much more easily. But for taking notes, studying, watching videos, drawing, and e books, I believe the iPad comes out on top. Before I used to use my phone as an iPad because truly my laptop is 5 pounds while this is about 1. My classes do not contain a physcial book so all I need is my iPad for class and maybe a pen for tests. I recommend this model for any college student looking for a tablet without having to spend a lot of money. If you are a stem major I recommed both an iPad and a Laptop (trust me it makes life easier)

recently acquired the Apple iPad (9th generation) in Space Gray, equipped with 64GB of storage capacity. I am highly impressed by its performance and features. The device's sleek design and vibrant display enhance its usability for both work-related tasks and entertainment purposes. The generous 64GB storage space accommodates my files, applications, and media effortlessly. Powered by the A13 Bionic chip, the iPad ensures seamless and lag-free operation, enabling me to multitask efficiently and run resource-intensive applications without any disruptions. Its impressive battery life easily lasts throughout a full day of usage without requiring a recharge. The iPadOS delivers a user-friendly experience with intuitive gestures and features that boost productivity. Its smooth integration with other Apple devices facilitates easy file transfers and task continuation across different platforms. In conclusion, the Apple iPad (9th generation) proves to be an outstanding device that offers excellent value for its cost. Whether you are a student, professional, or casual user, this iPad is guaranteed to meet your requirements and surpass your expectations. I trust you will find this assessment beneficial! Feel free to reach out if further details are needed

I purchased this iPad because my previous iPad, which I need for work (psychotherapist), was failing to process Notes properly. Also, because the new one was on sale. Inevitably, I stumbled in not realizing that neither Best Buy nor most retail stores offer direct phone contact anymore. Still, when I came in you had it in stock, albeit shelved, and the purchase was made.

I have had more irksome issues with Apple. Attempting to migrate between iPads through iCloud was a bit of a disaster. Let me just add that I prefer Best Buy's policy of simply not accepting calls to Apple's supposed AppleCare, which seems to be hiring unqualified people with no tech-support background beyond working through Systems Preferences, etc.

I should add, I'm 77 years old, and can remember better days in both tech and retail environments. My main challenge now is to integrate my iPad with a MacBook Pro M1 Computer I bought several years ago at Best Buy in Ithaca NY. I was a geek squad member there; someone was supposed to come to my house and help me integrate my devices, however, he let me know on the day we picked that he had forgotten that the Daytona 500 was running and would have to get back to me. I canceled my geek squad membership, with significant resistance from Citibank (again, no phone calls accepted).

In summary, the iPad I bought recently from Best Buy seems to work. While I understand that the entire retail environment is in decline, I still wish I could find support for integrating the iPad with the MacBook (and the phone, an older MacBook, and so on). I now live in Rochester –if per chance I win this lottery, I would spend it all a visit from a competent, qualified tech-support person to help integrate my home office tech environment. (e.g., can't add Apple photos to this site).

Here are some things I like about the iPad ninth generation The iPad Ninth Generation is a solid choice for anyone looking for a versatile and reliable tablet. It features a 10.2-inch Retina display, which offers vibrant colors and sharp details, making it perfect for watching videos, browsing the web, or working on creative projects. The A13 Bionic chip ensures smooth performance, whether you're multitasking, playing games, or using demanding apps. One of the standout features is its compatibility with the Apple Pencil (1st generation) and the Smart Keyboard, which enhances its functionality for note-taking, drawing, and productivity tasks. The iPadOS brings a host of useful features, including improved multitasking, widgets, and access to a wide range of apps from the App Store. The battery life is impressive, lasting up to 10 hours on a single charge, which is great for all-day use. Additionally, the iPad Ninth Generation is relatively affordable, offering excellent value for its price point. Overall, it’s a versatile device that caters to both entertainment and productivity needs.