Being used to write this review. Great product - this item is a trade-up from a first-time 16GB model that lasted 3 years. Space is a consideration - especially as most apps seem to update on a frequent basis. Lightning adaptor was the only surprise.

I was skeptical about purchasing because of the low price. I was even more worried after I completed the order and began to read the horrific reviews concerning the seller and buyer received products. All I can add is that my experience was good.

Item arrived with no signs of damage; All specifications were correct (e.g; 64gb); Quick delivery; Awesome price $320

Item was not packaged in original Apple box so I had no way to be sure that I had received all accessories; Although it was advertised as NEW and had no signs of damage, I don't believe it was new

Gave it to my boyfriend as a christmas gift. Overall i love apple products, you cant really go wrong with an Ipad. Because it was refurbished, it had many problems. (Note i bought refurbished from other stores that was like brand new).

Adequate Storage; Compact Design; Easy To Use; Long Battery Life

Limited Storage; Poor Software Bundle; Slow

Everything seems ok except for 2 things. 1. The iPad won't connect to my Bluetooth device. Have tried all suggestions. 2. It only transferred about half of my songs from me old iPad. Otherwise it seems to be a great iPad.

Of course it's the best tablet out there... It's made by CrApple and this is CNET. Enough said. Thankfully it's not a Lomas review which never fail to morph into a no holds barred CrApple love in. I have never really been the greatest fan of Apple products.

Another CrApple product designed to make the company more money from the flocks of iSheep that will undoubtedly "upgrade" after only a few months of having the last one

It's another technically sub par CrApple product marketed to brainwashed iSheep to get their money from them

Three Apple tablets in a single year. This is more than anyone asked for and yet, by some weird logic - or lack thereof, not too many for Apple to successfully sell. All fine and dandy, unless you got the iPad 3 - better luck next time if you were unfortunate enough to buy it in September.

9.7" LED-backlit IPS LCD touchscreen, 2048 x 1536 pixels; scratch-resistant, oleophobic coating, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity, carrier-dependent hotspot support, Optional LTE connectivity (data only, Optional GPS with A-GPS and GLONASS support (for the 3G model only, Apple A6X SoC with 1 GHz...

iTunes still required for uploading most of the content; Reflective screen struggles outdoors; No standard USB port; No stereo speakers; No GPS receiver in the Wi-Fi version; No memory card slot; Lack of basic iOS apps - stocks; clock; calculator; voice memos; Apple A6X chipset with PowerVR554MP4...

So the iPad 4 is the new iPad, or rather the new new iPad because the new iPad was first the iPad 3, which has now become the old and discontinued new iPad half a year later. Yeah, it's awkward. But anyway. This new iPad is just the same as the old iPad except it's a little bit faster.

Apple Ipad 4 has 9.7 inch display runs on iOS 6, upgradable to iOS 6.1.3 OS. It is powered by Apple A6X, Quad Core, 1.4 GHz processor. Apple Ipad 4 prices starting at $799 for the Wi-Fi only model.

Good display resolution; Good battery support; Powerful processor; Internal memory of 128 GB

Front camera of 1.2 MP; Heavy in weight

Arguably the biggest surprise product debut from Apple in 2012 is the new fourth-generation iPad, a tablet that replaces its predecessor and doubles its performance after less than a year on the market.

With so many tablets PC's coming out each year, it is much more difficult to choose a tablet PC that suits you nowadays. In my case, I chose the Apple iPad (4th generation), and I've never been so satisfied with a purchase before.