Apple iPad (6th Generation, 9.7-inch, 2018), 32GB, Wi-Fi, Silver (Renewed)

I bought the iPad 6th Generation because I wanted something inexpensive for everyday use, and I wasn’t convinced I needed one of the newer models. My biggest concern was that it would feel sluggish after a few weeks, especially since it had already been out for several years. That ended up not being the case. Most days I use it while I’m on the couch or at the kitchen table. It’s where I read the news over breakfast, watch YouTube while cooking, answer emails, browse Reddit, and look up recipes without tying up my phone. It has also become my go-to device for reading PDFs and signing documents because the larger screen is much more comfortable than doing everything on a phone. I bought a first-generation Apple Pencil a little later, mostly for handwritten notes and marking up documents. The first thing I noticed was the small air gap between the glass and the display. If you’ve never used a laminated screen, you’ll probably see it right away. I thought it would make writing feel awkward, but after a week I had stopped paying attention to it. My handwriting stayed accurate, and I never felt like the Pencil was missing my strokes. The A10 processor still handles the apps I actually use without much drama. Safari loads pages quickly, YouTube streams in HD without buffering, and switching between Mail, Notes, and Google Docs feels smooth. I usually keep six or seven browser tabs open, and that hasn’t caused any noticeable slowdowns. The only time I really see its age is when I try newer 3D games or edit larger photos. Loading takes longer, frame rates dip, and it’s obvious the hardware is working harder. Battery life has been one of the better surprises. On a normal day, I can spend a couple of hours browsing, stream a movie in the evening, and still have charge left before bed. It also loses very little battery sitting on a shelf for a few days, which makes it easy to grab whenever I need it instead of wondering if it’s dead. I didn’t think I’d care about the Home button until I started using it again. Touch ID unlocks the iPad almost instantly, even when it’s lying flat on my desk. When I’m following a recipe or reading instructions beside my keyboard, it’s actually more convenient than lifting the device or waiting for Face ID to recognize me. It definitely looks older than current iPads. The thicker bezels stand out, especially if you’ve been using one of Apple’s newer designs. The cameras are perfectly fine for FaceTime or scanning a document, but the photos are soft enough that I still reach for my phone anytime I want a decent picture. If there’s one thing I’d do differently, it would be buying the 128GB version instead of the 32GB model. After installing a handful of apps, downloading a few movies for travel, and keeping some files offline, I found myself deleting things more often than I expected. Storage became the limitation long before performance did. After using it for quite a while, that’s really my takeaway. The iPad 6th Generation isn’t the tablet I’d buy for video editing, demanding games, or anything that pushes the hardware. But for reading, streaming, note-taking, web browsing, email, and everyday productivity, it’s been consistently reliable. I don’t spend time thinking about whether it’s fast enough—I just pick it up, do what I need to do, and put it back down. For an older iPad, that’s probably the best compliment I can give it.

Good so far for an old iPad. It came 70% charges and was unlocked. I was able to sign in and set up my account. The home button/fingerprint reader is smaller and I have to put pressure on the sensor in order for it to read my print. Because of the age of this IPad, it may not support all apps. For instance, I had to install an older version of Outlook. I bought two of these for my kids. We intend on using them for summer travel. Because my kids are supposed to be device free, I felt this was suitable. They have not had the chance to play their favorite games yet. It has a nice size screen. The graphics show its age and it lags slightly. I was having trouble changing with the included lighting cable and brick. However it did change much better with one of my apple lighting cables. Overall great value for an older renewed iPad.

Very happy with my purchase Ipad works wonderful it looks like brand new , no scratches or defects very good condition I would definitely buy again.

I’m in love. It’s a slow charge but my iPad works great! Also wish it was more storage

This iPad has been great for my six-year-old grandson. He’s really hard on stuff and it has survived him for eight months now. I will say it charges a little bit slower, but that doesn’t really matter to him.

After receiving it extremely late due to issues once I got it the tablet is awesome and it’s battery life It’s pretty good. My daughter loves this tablet.

Actually was expecting the worst but they came in perfect condition and i am very satisfied!

Great iPad for a broke college student. It still holds a charge well, pairs perfectly with the Apple Pencil, and is great for notes, studying, and everyday use. The only downside is that its age is noticeable if you’re used to newer devices, but overall it’s a solid value for the price.

Works great so far. Battery life has been good. For the price, extremely satisfied.

Dont buy , dont buy from this seller I requested to return as it has a worst home button, one month gone they didnot refund it. All rejected items or repaired.

Ipad is quite good. Only useful for basic to moderate usage. Not made for playing heavy games or heavy applications.

Perfect, work well

El Ipad esta como nuevo, ni un rasguño ni un raspón, funciona al 100% si no supiera que es re-acondicionado ni se nota, la única parte de no me gusta es que el cargador es genérico y tarda en cargar una barbaridad, no le bajo una estrella por que en la publicación te dice que te puede tocar un genérico o un original, tengo un Iphone 11 y utilizo el cargador ( Carga Rápida ) y en una 1:30 minutos esta totalmente cargado al 100% la pila me dura todo el dia.