It depends. If you're a perfectionist, I recommend you to hold your decision to buy the 10.5 one because the white spot is like a time bomb, even you buy Apple Care its just a matter of time before you may get this issue in the future. But, if you are just a regular user who doesn't really care about imperfections on your Apple product, you could buy it though. Thats my answer regarding you want to keep it for a short or long time.How big of an issue is this actually?
I just sold my iPad Air 2 and was looking into getting one of these.
But one year warranty is just too little with the possibility of this issue.
I want to keep the iPad longer, but I don’t want to risk this issue out of warranty.
So if I get this iPad I am forced to upgrade in a year before warranty expires or be forced to live with a time bomb on my hands?
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I just disappointed how Apple manage their QC on their 'best' iPad lineups right now. With a steeper price than a regular iPad, I think it is normal for us if we also want a better long term value to satisfaction ratio (this is just my opinion though)Not really, I don't worry about it. I'll keep an eye on it, though. Look at the all the posts on bent 11's and 12.9's with unresponsive screens - all of the issues you see on forums about lots of different electronic devices can scare you off of buying anything.
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