Well now you have me thinking... they have the 10.5 on for $599. Not as good as the $599 Costco deal for a 256GB but not to bad either, especially since 64GB is plenty for a cloud storage and streamer like myself.Cucumference wrote: ↑ It is a reasonable deal if you need that size and size of the screen is your primary concern. It is still a very nice tablet and you are paying a lot less compared to a brand new model.
My rationality focus on the price. The price is reasonable. You won't get it much cheaper even if you go for 2nd hand.
So if this unit is right for you I would say go for it.
If you don't need that size then I would suggest not to go for iPad Pro gen 2. It was fast at the time but it is nothing speical anymore. Even the lastest normal iPad perform similarly to iPad Pro 2nd gen. You could just get the latest iPad Air. Which outperform the old iPad 10.5.
The kicker for me is the quad speakers. Really like having stereo speakers on both sides.Cucumference wrote: ↑ If you don't need that size then I would suggest not to go for iPad Pro gen 2. It was fast at the time but it is nothing speical anymore. Even the lastest normal iPad perform similarly to iPad Pro 2nd gen. You could just get the latest iPad Air. Which outperform the old iPad 10.5.
https://www.macrumors.com/guide/2019-10 ... -ipad-pro/
The quad speakers are awesome. I love mine
Looking for quad speakers and a nice display and something decent to draw on, mainly for my kids who love drawing.Cucumference wrote: ↑ The quad speakers are awesome. I love mine
I say go for it. Like what I originally said. Long as you are not trying to get "ipad pro performance" and just looking for the quality screen and features.
