Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPad Pro 10.5in - Wi-Fi + Cellular - 64GB - Space Gray| Best Price by Mateusz Praga ᠌

I am an experienced iPad user. My first one was bought back in 2022 - iPad 2 for 18,999, then there was Air for 23,000, then Air 2 with LTE for 32,000. And so Air 2 began to slow down, and I decided to change it. Since I already had a lot of regular iPads, I wanted to buy exactly Pro - an enlarged 120 hertz display and quad speakers, 4 gigabytes of RAM. But we also needed a model with a SIM card - Wi-Fi + Cellular. Of course, the first thing I began to look at was the new Pro 19 at that time. But the 11" Pro 19 with LTE cost 65,000, which is very expensive, considering that I bought the previous iPad for 32,000. As a result, at the sale, I stole this Pro 10.5 for 42,000 - 64 Gb Wi-Fi + Cellular. Bought immediately! The new Air cost 45k, but I bought the Pro for 42! And although it has a weaker processor than the new Air, in reality everything works very quickly, the display is gorgeous, and the speakers are just something! If you had an iPad with speakers only on the bottom side, by switching to a model with 4 speakers on all sides, you will be amazed at both the stereo effect (you can clearly hear footsteps from which side) and how a slight vibration in the case complements all sorts of explosions and gunshots in games and films. In general, I am very satisfied. Fast work is a matter of course. This is what you get with any new iPad. But apart from that, an improvement in sound and image - so far this can only be obtained in Pro models, and my opinion: it's better to sacrifice a little performance than sound and image. On the plus side, this Pro hasn't removed the headphone jack yet - I'll be able to use my expensive wired headphones for a few more years. Conclusion: if you are switching from an old iPad, and looking not only for quantitative (performance, program launch speed), but also qualitative improvements (sound and image), and you will find Pro 10.5 at a price lower than the new Air - definitely worth taking! If not, then it’s better to save up for new versions of Pro, especially since not everyone needs the very cost-increasing LTE. Photo: iPad Air 2 and new iPad Pro 10.5