That's the non-Pro version of the iPad. Different model than mentioned here.renovision wrote: ↑ Isn't the staples deal better?
https://www.staples.ca/en/Apple-iPad-MP ... CA_1_20001
Market is totally flooded with these. I don't think it'll be easy to sell unless you're willing to take, like $100-120. At the source, you can get them brand new everyday for $143.99 (PSP) - $25 coupon, so they're $120 + taxes from retail.
I actually just sold my 2017 iPad (they call it 5th gen iPad). Reason being is that the screen is not laminated to the display whereas on the pro it is laminated. The difference is that when you look at the 2017 on any sort of angle it looks like you are viewing the display through a window. I find it also causes more glare in bright environments. The Pro that is mentioned here also has True Tone display, quad speakers, faster processor and better camera. Pro models are also compatible with Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard if that is important to you.A0958824316 wrote: ↑ Trying to compare this to the 2017 Ipad 32G, which is $449. Can anyone comment on this? It looks like Ipad Pro is better than 2017 Ipad but not by much?
Thanks! That is very helpful!TBBA29 wrote: ↑ I actually just sold my 2017 iPad (they call it 5th gen iPad). Reason being is that the screen is not laminated to the display whereas on the pro it is laminated. The difference is that when you look at the 2017 on any sort of angle it looks like you are viewing the display through a window. I find it also causes more glare in bright environments. The Pro that is mentioned here also has True Tone display, quad speakers, faster processor and better camera. Pro models are also compatible with Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard if that is important to you.
Pencil capabilities only with iPad Pro line.A0958824316 wrote: ↑ Trying to compare this to the 2017 Ipad 32G, which is $449. Can anyone comment on this? It looks like Ipad Pro is better than 2017 Ipad but not by much?
