Apple iPad Pro 2nd 12.9in with ( Wi-Fi + Cellular ) 2017 Model, 64GB, SPACE GRAY (Renewed)

Este equipo venía muy lento demoraba mucho en responder a la indicación

No viene en su empaque original y tengo dudas si es original el producto pero como es el regalo de mi hija de navidad no lo regresé por otro lado si funciona pero no se si es original

Okay I ordered from Tech Warehouse. I would say know what you are getting. When ordering refurbished I try to read the company reviews first. I don’t like ordering from companies with less than 1000 reviews and a score of lower than 80%. Tech Warehouse met those standards even if I paid more for the product.

Now for the product itself. I ordered a second generation iPad. It is much older and slower than most of the other iPads you can buy, but I need a bigger screen. I run a RPG group and most of my players use tablets/phones to track characters on. My sister has to print her sheets to see them because of her vision. I let her use my iPad with the 10’ screen and she just wanted something bigger. I ordered this to help her and to get a bigger screen for reading sheet music on. This iPad does those two things wonderfully.

Down side is it lags with non-document reading programs. I am not shocked. When this was new it was the powerhouse of the iPads maybe not in storage, but in speed. Like most devices technology improves and by comparison it slows down. I own two other iPads a Gen 6 iPad and a Gen 4 iPad. It runs the same as the generation 6 with more memory. It however is slow and has problems processing compared to my iPhone 13. That being said it is still a great machine. Just not the first draft pick if you need it for anything other than document reading and watching videos. It draws fine with procreate and it plays board game apps fine, but it is still old. Also note as of December 2023 it still updates to the latest operating system 17. Just note the first generation doesn’t update past 16, so the writing might be on the wall for this on for updates. That might limit what apps it will run in the future. My iPad 4 stopped updating at 10, so half of my apps don’t run on it. The problem with development and planned obsolescence I guess.

If you are buying this for school and have the money for a generation, or two younger I would think about getting those instead for the speed and updates. If this is in your price range know it is refurbished, so like new, but not new. It will run everything you most likely need it for, but don’t be shocked if it lags in the middle of note taking, so get a good audio recording app for your phone.

To end the review it is a 2nd generation iPad. It updates to IOS 17 and will run most apps. The processing speed is not great and will lag with some input, but if you give it a second it will do what you want. I have not had it crash an app yet, but will not be shocked if it does. For running characters sheet apps and taking notes at an rpg table it does everything it needs to for me. I like the screen and the way it looks compared to my regular iPad gen 6. If I ever get the cash then I would definitely buy a 12.9 pro iPad new, but for now this second generation version does everything I want it to do.

BuySpry has gotten a bad rap in the comments. I could not disagree more. I bought a top of the line, 12.9″ iPad Pro 512Mb with wifi/cellular and am ecstatic with it. The price was great, the shipping was free and prompt, and the iPad came just as described. There were a few light scratches on the back, but you can’t see them through the ZUGU Case, which I put on immediately. The screen was crystal clear, but I covered it with a TechArmour screen protector, anyway. Gotta keep my tablet safe!

Once I got this monster protected, it was time to play! Well, almost. I got the iPad the day after the new iPadOS debuted, so I downloaded that first, iMazing second. iMazing shows that the battery is at 96% life, with 87 charging cycles. I won’t complain about the AC adapter, because I just threw it in the drawer with the rest of them, and plugged the iPad into my laptop.

The other accessory I bought was the Apple Pencil. Since I bought the 2017 iPad, I had to buy the original pencil. The new one won’t work. Paired with a 12.9″ iPadPro, the Pencil opens up a virtual art studio anywhere. I ended up buying the TechMatte charging stand for the pencil, because it seemed too awkward to charge it, sticking out of the bottom of the iPad. I just knew I’d snap the connector right off, if I kept doing it that way. Apple fixed this on the new model, so I guess I was the only one who saw this as a problem.

I’m not a rich guy, so I’m pretty conscious of price. I was replacing a 5th gen pawn shop iPad with a cracked screen that hadn’t left my side in three years–– for $1100 less than a new model, and only $200 more than I paid for the old one! I gained so much more than just the screen real estate. The A10x chip runs flawlessly, even on processor intensive apps like GarageBand, the display is nothing short of jaw-dropping, and I can actually hear the speakers!

All in all, this was a great purchase. I was satisfied with the price, the vendor, and the product.