Upgrade if you have an iPad Air...?

The only reason to contemplate a jump from the Air to the Air 2 is if you really want to unlock your iPad with your thumb. And while it sounds crazy, it might be worth it to those who have Touch ID on their phone and

are tired of constantly trying to unlock the iPad using a non-existent Touch ID sensor. While the iPad Air 2 is faster, the speed increase and inclusion of Touch ID probably isn't worth $150.

No need to Upgrade.


Upgrade if you have an iPad Mini...?

The iPad Mini is now Apple's entry-level iPad. The iPad Mini may have better cameras, 4G support and a nicer form factor, but on the inside, it is still an iPad 2, powered by the same iPad 2 processor. It's a nice tablet, but the jump to the new iPad Air 2 is a huge one, and one that any iPad Mini owner should think deeply about.

If price is a concern, the iPad Mini 2 is $200 cheaper than the iPad Air 2 and is still a very nice upgrade from the iPad Mini. Just because they are keeping it in production doesn't mean it isn't long in the tooth. But don't let Apple fool you.

Upgrade is Highly Recommended.

Upgrade if you have an iPad 2...?

The iPad Air 2 is over 8 times faster and more efficient than the iPad 2, Talking about graphics? The iPad Air 2 blows it off the charts. The iPad 2 doesn't support 4G speeds, doesn't have Touch ID, has horrible front-facing and back-facing cameras, doesn't have the Retina Display. The iPad 2 is a little bit clunky when using the new iOS 8 operating system. Withou doubt, it's a sign that Apple is going to cut off support in the future sooner than you think.

Upgrade is Highly Recommended.


Upgrade if you have an iPad 3...?

The iPad 3 was the most short-lived iPad, including the original iPad. Released in Spring of 2012, it still supports most of the latest-and-greatest features, including Siri, leaving AirDrop as the only major feature not supported on the iPad 3.

One reason why the iPad 3 received such a quick upgrade was Apple's desire to move to a Fall release schedule, positioning the iPad as a great Christmas gift. This was essentially the same CPU powering the iPad 2 with a more powerful graphics processor included to help power the Retina Display screen.

Have you noticed? the iPad 3 is starting to show its age just like the iPad 2. The upgraded graphics processor makes it more able to tackle the latest games, but it is still a good time to upgrade.

Upgrade is Recommended.
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