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Jets737

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Sep 9, 2014
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I have an I Pad 2, purchased July 2011.

Does it make any sense to see it can be repaired?
 
It's all about costs. Sometimes Apple repairs at very low costs, sometimes not, depending on the issue. I would not pay much for repair. Check the value of your iPad when you would sell it in a working condition before you let it repair and talk with Apple.
 
I doubt it would be cost effective to repair, certainly if Apple do it. When my iPad 3 home button was playing up, I investigated repair via Apple and it would cost almost as much as just buying an identical refurb from Apple. And it's still old technology after you've forked out a hefty sum. Better to get a new one, I would say.
 
Probably not at this point, I'd say its time to bite the bullet and get a new one.
 
I can't even imagine running a 2, it's got to be leggy and all the missing features.... You should upgrade. Life is short, especially the life of a 2 running iOS 8, that has to be a nightmare of an experience.
 
I can't even imagine running a 2, it's got to be leggy and all the missing features.... You should upgrade. Life is short, especially the life of a 2 running iOS 8, that has to be a nightmare of an experience.

It really is I have the iPad mini and it is SOOOO laggy like I type a whole sentence and it pops up a few seconds later....Even scrolling through the settings will slow you down I still like it AND use it daily but as soon as it can't support the latest its gone period.Im thinking about an air this time since the iPhone 6 Plus kinda fills in that small tablet gap.
 
It really is I have the iPad mini and it is SOOOO laggy like I type a whole sentence and it pops up a few seconds later....Even scrolling through the settings will slow you down I still like it AND use it daily but as soon as it can't support the latest its gone period.Im thinking about an air this time since the iPhone 6 Plus kinda fills in that small tablet gap.

For sure, the iPad mini one and the iPad 2 are basically the same tablet with the exception of a slightly faster chip in the iPad mini. of course they're both going to be laggy. move up to the iPad Mini retina for the Apple iPad Air 1. You will see almost the same astounding difference that you see in your iPhone 6.
 
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