Review on 4th Generation Sky Blue 10.9-inch Apple iPad Air with 64GB and Wi-Fi by Stanislaw Gorka ᠌

After a year and three months of use, some small part of the processor burned out and the tablet was discharged to zero after a few hours of inactivity and even a factory reset did not help (fortunately it was changed under warranty), perhaps because I played games and the 5nm process technology turned out to be too thin . They say that the thinner the technical process, the less the resource, although then, in theory, this would be a massive problem, but a significant part of users play. It is possible that the thinner the channels through which the current flows (someone said about the manufacturing process itself, that it is like drawing a picture with a rake), the greater the percentage of defects. The new iPad switched to power saving mode on the very first evening (why do I need this excess power?) And set myself a strict ban on any games, and I will always use it, because the less often it needs to be charged, the slower the battery degrades. By the way, I always charge all my devices on a timer to keep the charge level within 45-77% (40-80 is the maximum), this will increase the battery life three times compared to the usual consumer attitude (we live once and let the dead battery will be a headache for the next owner), and I want to treat everything as responsibly as possible, no matter how long I intend to use the thing. I like the true tone function, without it the eyes become instantly uncomfortable. It's good that the browser has the ability to install an ad filter, the absence of ads on sites and YouTube is just fine! In general, I was satisfied with the purchase and I will also buy an iPad as a gift, but let the phone remain on Android so that you can download at least something from YouTube through Newpipe, sometimes you can listen to video or music at work, and iPad for home use.