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How often do you upgrade your IPad ?


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Three Rules to IPad Buying. 100% works and will keep you happy.

#1. Always skip a Generation Minimum.
#2. Never buy last years model.
#3. Always buy an iPad with a feature the one you have does not.

My iPad history.
IPad 4 2012
IPad Air 2 2014 (Free AppleCare Upgrade Proof https://www.engadget.com/2017/04/15/apple-ipad-4-repair-replace-with-ipad-air-2/)
2015 Skip
IPad Pro 9.7” 2016
2017 Skip
IPad Pro 2018 Buy tentative. If it has a Notch then No. or Wait for 2019 OLED
 
Three Rules to IPad Buying. 100% works and will keep you happy.

#1. Always skip a Generation Minimum.
#2. Never buy last years model.
#3. Always buy an iPad with a feature the one you have does not.

My iPad history.
IPad 4 2012
IPad Air 2 2014 (Free AppleCare Upgrade Proof https://www.engadget.com/2017/04/15/apple-ipad-4-repair-replace-with-ipad-air-2/)
2015 Skip
IPad Pro 9.7” 2016
2017 Skip
IPad Pro 2018 Buy tentative. If it has a Notch then No. or Wait for 2019 OLED
[doublepost=1515428547][/doublepost]Ipad2 bought new in 2011 and iPad MIni2 bought Refurbished in the year 2014. The Ipad2 is used primarily as a music player which is on IOS 7.1.2 and the iPad Mini2 is my daily go-to device.
 
How often do you upgrade?

My first iPad was the 4th gen iPad called “The new iPad”, the first with a lightning connector.

I went from ther to the iPad Air 2 because the display broke, and from there to the 10.5” Pro. I can’t really say that either upgrade was strictly necessary, but they were far enough apart that the improvements were very obvious and much appreciated.
 
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