I have an IPOD 64 and a mini IPAd 32. I upgraded to the IPAD mini 128 for more space and to give the 32 to my husband. I liked the $150.00 off the original price.

I hv hd ipad mini 3 for nearly 2 years now and I am falling in love with this product much more day by day. The device hs a stunning on screen usage of around 10hrs. Thats more than enoughand it never hangs. There isnt a time that I worried having this device.

Boring update brings TouchID, not much else.

The iPad Air 2 is Apple's most powerful tablet yet, and is incredibly thin and light. It's a solid upgrade over last year's Air, and should definitely be one of your top tablet considerations.

Beautiful; thin aluminum design; Incredibly powerful A8X chip; Touch ID included; Upgraded camera; Touch ID now comes included; Long battery life; Good performance

Battery life could be better; Some will miss the mute switch; Only a couple of upgrades; Commands a $100 premium over last year's model

I've had this iPad since about December 20th 2015 and it is awesome! all i need to do now is add it onto my account so i have data on it too. its a really nice size to carry around.you are also able to stream it on to any smart tv as well as its a really nice screen for streaming.

This is the iPad mini we've all been waiting for. When the first generation iPad mini debuted in 2012, it was a terrific product. Apple's first stab at a smaller tablet looked more far more elegant than the competition, managed to squeeze a larger 7.9-inch display in a traditionally 7-inch tablet...

Gorgeous 2048 x 1536 pixel display; 10-plus hour battery life will more than serve your cross-country plane flight, or close to a week of casual daily use; A7 processor (with M7 co-processor) offers more power than you may ever need on a 7-inch tablet; Tons of Retina-optimized apps to choose from

Pricey---similar sized and specced tablets go for closer to $200; Stereo speakers both located on one end of the device; Would be nice if it had better networking capabilities

For the past few years, most of the technology world has ruled by a cold, hard truth: to get the best thing, you pretty much had to get the biggest thing . Every Android phone was bigger than the last, and the smaller ones were always disappointing. Apple, though, staunchly resisted this trend.

iPad app ecosystem; Strong battery life; Beautiful hardware

Last year's screen; Last year's processor; Last year's camera

One of 2013's best, the iPad Mini 3 is still a compelling choice despite the lack of upgrades. However, the nearly identical and significantly cheaper iPad Mini 2 is a smarter buy.

Though we're disappointed by the lack of upgrades, Apple's smaller iPad is still a great choice. Both the display and battery life are excellent, and the addition of Touch ID takes care of our biggest complaint from the previous version.

Other than a gold option and Touch ID, the iPad Mini 3 is identical to its predecessor. It lacks the processor and camera upgrade of its big brother, the Air 2, and it's still priced at the high end for midsize tablets.

Blink and you might have missed it. The iPad mini 3 made an especially quiet debut at Apple's latest event, a mere footnote compared with the iPad Air 2 . With the dust now settled, it's easy to see why-aside from a gold paintjob, Touch ID sensor, and Apple SIM, the $399 16GB mini 3 receives no...

Beautifully built; Fast; Sharp screen; Excellent app options

Pricey; Few reasons to buy over the less-expensive, still-available iPad mini 2

The iPad mini is a great device. It does what I want it to. It would be nice for it to support the split screen mode.

Touch ID; the size of the iPad mini

Does not support the split screen multitasking in iOS 9; same specs as last year