Review on 9.7" Tablet Apple iPad (2018), RU, 32 GB, Wi-Fi Cellular, space gray by Jnis ubars ᠌

For a very long time, I had been considering purchasing a brand new tablet. Back in 2013, I purchased a straightforward seven-inch Lenovo tablet; but, over the course of the past year, using the tablet has become intolerable due to the fact that it has slowed down even while merely flipping around the desktop, and I have already stopped using it for books, social networks, or games, even straightforward ones. After choosing a variety of tablets for a considerable amount of time, I came to the conclusion that this market is doomed. It was either going to be a Chinese product, and I don't trust Chinese products, or it was going to be an Asus product, or it was going to be a Samsung product that was almost identical in terms of power. Obviously, there were high-end models of the Samsung S series that cost a lot of money and had a lot of power, but the prices made me feel ashamed. After that, I learned about the most recent iPad, which likewise had a price that was fairly reasonable (I had estimated that it would cost between 20,000 and 25,000 dollars). And despite the fact that I want an Android tablet, I was aware that it would be quite difficult to discover the Android tablet that was most advantageous to me in terms of the price-to-performance ratio. After that, I made the decision to get an iPad. When I first heard about the tablet's price, which seemed unusually low (in comparison to Apple's prices), I was skeptical of it. However, when I got it and started using it, I did not have any regrets about my decision. Apple always delivers products of great quality, therefore it should come as no surprise that their tablet has the best price-to-performance ratio on the current market for tablets. I have a few complaints about the system, but given that this is only a temporary situation, I am hopeful that I will get used to it. And without a doubt, it much surpassed what I had anticipated.