I love this product! I purchased it for school and am completely happy it is even more than it costs. The camera quality while it being an iPad is still excellent. The battery life is incredible. Screen and sound quality is also amazing. The storage space I can not fault.

This an iPad upgrade and it works wonderfully well

The best tablet is the iPad. Period.

Pencil is fast to react; Speedy performance; Affordable; Good display; Long battery life

Dull design; Speakers are a little weak

I'd only owned an iPad mini before this one because of probability. But I went ahead and got the 9.7" tablet, and I'm not disappointed. Feels great in the hands and super thin, which means that by the time you wrap it in a case, it'll feel pretty comfortable.

I bought this Ipad to replace and old and sluggish Ipad 2. This is incredible. Fast, peppy - set up was a breeze too. I wish I had done this sooner. Don't hesitate - it's a terrific device.I took advantage of Target's temporary special pricing during a recent sale which helped me to decide to...

Bought as an upgrade to an iPad Air 1 which was beginning to show its age. Performance gain is very noticeable and also a Decent price for the 128gb storage.

The 2018 iPad (sixth-generation) is the small update the spec sheet promises. It is faster, but a still outdated SoC and Apple Pencil support are the most important new features. Both the battery runtime and the power consumption suffered due to these updates but are still good in general.

Pencil support; lower price for schools and students; excellent build quality and choice of materials; good display

non-laminated display with significant gap to the glass (but easier to repair in return; camera not improved for years; no current SoC

Apple's bare minimum still beats everybody else

It's an iPad; It's fast; Supports Apple Pencil

No smart connector; Speakers only on the bottom; Not quite ready to replace your laptop

Once again, Apple has squeezed a bunch of components from past iOS devices -- the processor from the iPhone 7, the Pencil-friendly touch sensor from the first iPad Pro -- into a familiar body.

I use my 9.7-inch iPad Pro a lot, so when Apple introduced its entry-level 2018 iPad with Apple Pencil support, I knew I had to try it out. I've been using the new model this month, and I wanted to share the biggest thing I've noticed about it, which is: Nothing "Nothing, Jonny, really?