Get the max, 64Gb and 3G... if you begin to use it and like it = it will easily fill up repeatedly!
Get the max, 64Gb and 3G... if you begin to use it and like it = it will easily fill up repeatedly!
Get a 3G (this is not negotiable for multiple reasons) and the biggest memory you can afford - 32 at least. The reason is, beyond all the other arguments, resale - the higher specced models will have a better resale. which is a good thing when it comes to upgrading.
Disagree. I would get the highest amount of space you can afford and not 3G. I have never once not found free WiFi and ATT sucks. 32 is $100 more than 16. You will be making a big mistake if you get the 16.
I don't know why people argue about this point as if there's a one size fits all solution. There isn't. The decision about whether or not to get the 3G option depends purely on one's circumstances. If you use your iPad primarily in places where WiFi is an option and you rarely travel, then there's no need for the 3G. If you can't afford two data plans, then there's no need for the 3G. I could go on and on.
I personally have WiFi in most of the places I find myself. Nevertheless, I'm getting the 3G version because I want the option. I do travel from time to time and I do find myself in places where I would like to use my iPad but can't because there's no WiFi.
Get a 3G (this is not negotiable for multiple reasons) and the biggest memory you can afford - 32 at least. The reason is, beyond all the other arguments, resale - the higher specced models will have a better resale. which is a good thing when it comes to upgrading.
In my thinking, this technology is moving so fast, that any investment beyond the cost/benefit price point (which to me is 16gb) will be diminished quickly by the next generation.
^^^^ This is the most sensible thing I've read in this thread, especially the part I've highlighted.
We have a total of six ipads in our extended family--three are 3G models, three are wifi. Three 16 GB, two 32 GB, one 64. All are used very differently. I personally went with the 16/wifi because I don't do video at all, all my music is stored on my iPhone, and I didn't want an extra 3G bill to pay for a device that rarely leaves the house. I still have 9 GB left, though mine's in use about 10 hours a day. My husband went 32/3G-- he loves to watch movies on his, put a bunch of music on it, and it goes everywhere he does. The other two large capacity/3G owners travel around two weeks out of every month, and need both connectivity and storage.
Different needs, different devices.
I usually agree with the "buy the best you can afford" rule, but the iPad is built
to take advantage of cloud storage in a big way, and depending on what it's used for, maxing everything out on it may just be a waste of money. It absolutely would have been in my case.
If you have the money definitely go for 32GB. I was tossing between 32 and 64, I didn't see me using more than 32 and yet here I am currently using 40GB. You never know until you get it. You may decide to put some movies on it, you may use more apps than you though you would. You may buy heaps of music. If you have the money I recommend 32GB.