Works fine for me and I dont notice jelly scrolling.
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iPad mini Are you happy with the iPad mini 6?
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Iirc, this is normal behavior. I recall seeing the same behavior on my iPad 3.
If you plug in from power off, the device will turn on.
If you plug in first then power off, the device will remain off.
hmmmmm. Not necessarily disagreeing with you here, but I have to suspect that this has to be some setting.
I own an iPad mini 2, mini 4 and now mini 6, and I've never seen that behaviorism from any of my i-devices.
Thanks for the replies.
TBH it's not a huge deal, but different to what I've experienced with any other iPad I've owned. I don't remember having to be particular about the power state vs. when I charge it.
On my old mini, if it was off and I plugged it into power, it stayed off.
Maybe it depends on why it was off. I’ve been my devices come back on when charging if they were dead when I plugged them in. Maybe if it was off just because it was switched off it wold stay off then when charging.
Just checked my Mini 6 on this. Turned it off when 90% charged and then plugged it in - it came back on. Same experiment with M1 12.9 - it also turned back on.
I just bought the Mini 6 when it went on sale for $399 to keep next to the couch to use as "remote" for Apple TV and Sonos in my living room when watching TV. In reality I just wanted to buy one and found an excuse. I also have an iPad Pro and my iPhones and Macs are a mixture of promotion and no promotion. I have never really noticed any difference going between any of these devices. Sure if I intentionally put them side by side and scroll I can see the difference but in my real world usage I don't mind.
I tried very hard to convince myself that I needed 2022 iPad Air as my remote instead of the Mini for the only reason that it had 8GB ram and mini only has 4GB but the higher price and bigger form factor didn't fit my use as a "remote". I love my mini and it often gets tossed into my bookbag in case I need it away from the couch.
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The only minus with the Mini 6 is the 4GB RAM… except that, loving it! Using it on a daily basis and will keep it till they’ll release new version with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.
More RAM would be nice when using 20+ tabs in Safari, as well as 15-20 apps in the background.
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Fewer reloads and out of memory app crashes.
