Light and portable; Powerful and fast; Display is excellent; Surprisingly versatile;

Design feels dated; Cameras aren’t amazing…; … and neither are the speakers; Uses the older Apple Pencil;

Light and portable; Powerful and fast; Display is excellent; Surprisingly versatile;

Design feels dated; Cameras aren’t amazing…; … and neither are the speakers; Uses the older Apple Pencil;

The product never arrived. Good Guys couldn't locate it. Day 16 no refund. Lousy service. do yourself a favour don't buy anything on line from these clowns

I've been a convert to Apple's iPad line of tablets with the launch of the astounding iPad Pro 2018 last year. Utilising the iPad Pro daily as a MacBook replacement (but alongside my Mac Pro desktop computer), I've grown accustomed to the quirks and limitations of the iPad family – but also the...

The iPad Mini is not the best tablet Apple makes (that's the 11-inch iPad Pro ). It's not the good enough tablet either (that's the iPad Air). It's the awkward one. A little too small, but a little too big, and demanding a fairly radical change to how you operate a tablet if you've been using any...

A mini tablet is great for books; and even movies

It feels a little cramped to use the pencil with

It had been a while. The last time Apple had refreshed the smallest iPad in its line-up, it seemed like a different era. The year 2015, to be precise. That was when the fourth generation iPad Mini was still rocking the charts.

A mini tablet is great for books; and even movies

It feels a little cramped to use the pencil with

Though Apple has done the bare minimum to update the iPad mini, it remains a lovely device and perhaps the last hurrah for small tablets before foldable phones iron out their display wrinkles and potentially render such tablets redundant.

Powerful A12 Bionic chip; improved display; excellent app ecosystem

Lack of design innovation; no fast charging out of the box; no new features

The iPad mini 2019 is Apple's most totable iPad, and it's deceptively powerful for its small size. It has a bright 7.9-inch display that works with the Apple Pencil and a chipset that smokes the small tablet competition. Its price is equally deceptive, costing more than the larger iPad 9.7.

Perfect size to tote around; Works with the Apple Pencil; Surprisingly powerful specs

Unchanged; bezel-heavy design; Uses the older Apple Pencil; Costs more than the iPad 9.7

The iPad mini is back, apparently by popular demand. Many thought the mini might be gone for good, but much like Apple’s release of the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-20e878f9-96b5-45a5-9203-01a5b32183da iPhone SE, the company’s meeting users’ demands for a smaller, up-to-date device with the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-cb3e134d-572c-40b8-8cf2-64c43b20b726 2019 iPad mini. It’s a simple formula really: use the same mini form-factor, but stuff it with the company’s latest and greatest internals. After nearly four years with no new iPad mini releases, it seems Apple is pretty confident that fans of the mini will spring for the upgrade. But should you?In the box:iPad mini (2019)USB Lightning CableUSB Power AdapterQuick Start, Safety Guide, and StickersDesign ImageTagInstance gallery-67e3b2fa-e9a4-49ca-b02f-6cfa2972a33e Yes, it looks pretty much identical to its predecessor. That can be a tough bite to swallow for some, as its predecessor, and even the first iPad mini from 2012, are pretty hard to t...

Light and small with class-leading internals; Lightning quick performance is smooth and effortless even in heavier tasks; Solid camera in daytime lighting; Easy-to-read display in almost any situation; Great battery life; Apple Pencil support;

Older design looks like the first 2012 iPad mini; Gesture navigation needs some streamlining; Camera isn’t a great low-light performer; Takes forever to recharge;