Do you think you will upgrade ?

[Donkichot]

My iPad Air 128Go is already sold ! So YES I will get the new iPad Air !
I just wish it will have all those specs:

-AC wifi
-Split Screen Multitasking and also full background multitasking
-Touch ID
-A8+ for the multitasking power
-Retina HD (viewable outside in a sunny day)
-The same iPhone-6 camera
-10 hours battery life

And why not a speaker at both end of the iPad in landscape mode.

 

[WeAreAllUnique]

I would like to because I wanted the 128 GB version and LTE which I don't have on my current Air. I will have to figure out how I'm going to pay for it though. I just ordered the iPhone 6 Plus. I don't know if I want to spend another grand to replace a device that works just fine. But we will see. If I do, I will be keeping it for a while.


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[05GT]

I'm fairly sure I'll be sticking with my LTE model. Just paid a little over $700 outright. I plan to put this sucker though it's paces and get my $'s worth!

 

[anon(161369)]

I handed my air 32 gb to a 13 year old, so yeah I'll be purchasing it if the new iPad comes with more ram


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[Sekelani Zwambila]

Nope. Don't think I will, never been an iPad fan. I bought a MacBook retina in February which is like my iPad but better

 

[Blackcash]

I have the original iPad mini. I've been waiting to see what the new iPad Air will have, so yes, I'm upgrading.

 

[cardfan]

I can't see it being worthwhile over the ipad Air I have now and only use it for a few things..

 

[Hiri89]

I would like to because I wanted the 128 GB version and LTE which I don't have on my current Air. I will have to figure out how I'm going to pay for it though. I just ordered the iPhone 6 Plus. I don't know if I want to spend another grand to replace a device that works just fine. But we will see. If I do, I will be keeping it for a while.


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I feel you. It's a shame that apple keeps presenting the new products almost at the same time. It makes it hard to upgrade all the devices at once hahah. I spent 500 on the plus. Including the leather case and the apple care plus. Ugh!!!! I want the new iPad so bad haha. And I'll be buying the Apple watch as well so I think I'm gonna save up some money for that instead.

 

[agalaria]

No. Very happy with my iPad Air

 

[cardfan]

On a mobile sharing plan the best way to buy an iPad is to buy an iPhone first by adding a line. Sell iPhone. Put that sim in iPad. And then simply change your plan online. By change I mean like from 10 to 12 gbs so that the line is converted automatically. You then have an iPad line on contract at 10 a month. Change it back to 10gb afterwards.

Btw. This is also the best way to buy any new iOS device on a sharing plan. At least on Verizon. Always buy subsidized by adding a line. Keep your phone lines out of contract at 15 a month. Your iPad lines are the ones on contract. Cancel iPad lines as they expire.

Stay away from edge. Currently I have 3 iPad lines. Two iPads and one is in child's iPhone 5. It's basically a lte iPod touch. Data only. Next year I buy another iPhone by adding a line. Concert it to an iPad line. Cancel an old iPad line.

Btw. This is reason enough to own at least one lte iPad. Being able convert lines.

 

[END]

Yep!
iPad Air and accessories are already up for sale locally.



**Edit
...and it is sold, in one day ('course doesn't hurt that I basically give our stuff away)
iPad Air 2 on its way tomorrow.
weeeee

 

[terreos]

lmaoim obssesed with apple too! I've only had the iPad for 3 months and I'm so weak!!! i don't know if I'm gonna be able to not buy it ahhan

Sell your old one to compensate for the new one.

 

[kilofoxtrot]

On a mobile sharing plan the best way to buy an iPad is to buy an iPhone first by adding a line. Sell iPhone. Put that sim in iPad. And then simply change your plan online. By change I mean like from 10 to 12 gbs so that the line is converted automatically. You then have an iPad line on contract at 10 a month. Change it back to 10gb afterwards.

Btw. This is also the best way to buy any new iOS device on a sharing plan. At least on Verizon. Always buy subsidized by adding a line. Keep your phone lines out of contract at 15 a month. Your iPad lines are the ones on contract. Cancel iPad lines as they expire.

Stay away from edge. Currently I have 3 iPad lines. Two iPads and one is in child's iPhone 5. It's basically a lte iPod touch. Data only. Next year I buy another iPhone by adding a line. Concert it to an iPad line. Cancel an old iPad line.

Btw. This is reason enough to own at least one lte iPad. Being able convert lines.

Looking above, you state buy an iPhone first by adding a line, then sell the iPhone. You still have to buy the iPad. You can buy a subsidized iPad from Verizon. Why jump thru the iPhone hoops? I assume the difference in selling the iPhone for a profit is greater than the subsidized price of the iPad?

 

[cardfan]

Well I have iPads already. Lol. But yes. A phone sub is 450. They aren't going to give u that on an iPad. You should be able to profit 400 at least from the phone sale. Apply that to price of iPad.

And if u can find the Plus then you should get more than you typically would.

 

[Flow39]

Upgrading from a Retina Mini. I only got 16 GB at the time I bought it, plus I would like a bigger screen, so I decided to go with a 64 GB Air 2 this year. Probably won't upgrade to next year's iPads though.

 

[bembol]

I'm trying to sell my 64GB Air LTE (locally) for $700.

It's not so much the Specs, I love how light the Air 2 is and Touch ID is a must.

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[tigerinexile]

Touch ID and two gigs of RAM finally. Makes it a tempting proposition.

I'm waiting another year -- the original Air treats me well.


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[Eileen89]

I did upgrade to the Air 2 and returned it a few weeks later. Other than the better camera which I wouldn't use, and speed bump from the higher processor I didn't see where it was worth the $850. that I paid for it. I ended up turning off the new Touch ID feature as it never worked as well as it does on my iPhone 6 and 6 Plus and I just found it awkward to use on a larger device such as the iPad. Also, after using it for a few days I didn't like how thin Apple made it. I prefer the thickness and weight of my Air 1 which I am now using again. I'll wait till next year and see what the next Gen. have to offer.

 

[shaleem]

I doubt it. I'm satisfied with my air1 .....

 

[Flow39]

I upgraded and I'm glad I did. It was worth every penny