Who else is waiting for iOS 13 before purchasing iPad?

[AlexJoda]

And yet you keep buying them? For a cool thousand bucks?

For even much more if you count in the time he needs to do all the replacements/migrations...(With my hourly rate that would be more than the iPP costs...), Looks that that is the new standard with recent Apple products. I am also on my second XR after the first had QC problems. This makes these products even more expensive then they already are...

 

[Steve121178]

I really wanted to buy an iPad Pro but with the shortcomings of iOS, I held back.
iOS 13 be will be the deciding factor to purchase one or not, that's if we can finally have things like a real file system, external storage, multiple windows for the same app (like MS Word), adding personal music files to iTunes without a computer, etc...
Anyone else feel the same way?

If that's what you want from a device then just buy a Surface Pro, which is superb. You could even pick up the Surface Pro 4 for literally half the cost of the iPad Pro if you shop around.

 

[tps3443]

And yet you keep buying them? For a cool thousand bucks?

Bought a used one for around $600, it had touch issues.

Warranty replaced it with another one with less serious and minor touch issues.

Then I bought a 1TB cellular model for $1,329 brand new, as I didn’t want to get a used or refurb model. Then I sold the one with minor touch issues for $736 after a I got my 1TB model.

Right now, I’m having no issues. But, several other people are. What I’m telling you is these iPads are not really bent, and that is not even a serious problem. It is the touch issues that most people are dealing with.

Oh, and as of right now I have a 512GB 11” that does not belong to me, and I’ve been comparing it to my 1TB model. This comparison is strictly about ram utilization.

Anyways, that’s my run down and biography with iPads lol.