Should I sell my iPad Pro Wi-fi model for a iPad Pro Wi-fi/4g lte model?

[max2]

The reason being is tethering does not seem to be that stable with my iPhone 6s Plus sometimes. I really don’t want to pay a monthly fee for my tablet too though.

One question does the iPad Pro Wi-fi/4g lte model have a gps unlike the other model?

 

[sunapple]

I feel like this question is a decision only you can make. It’s mostly about money.

One question does the iPad Pro Wi-fi/4g lte model have a gps unlike the other model?

Yes, the LTE model has GPS.

 

[max2]

I feel like this question is a decision only you can make. It’s mostly about money.



Yes, the LTE model has GPS.

Thanks

 

[Ghost31]

Depends on the monthly fee and how much data you get I guess. I have a pro 12.9 on verizon and i get unlimited for $20

 

[max2]

Depends on the monthly fee and how much data you get I guess. I have a pro 12.9 on verizon and i get unlimited for $20

We all know it is not really unlimited.

 

[Ghost31]

We all know it is not really unlimited.

They throttle after 15 gigs, but is there a point in which i cant download cat pictures from the internet anymore??

 

[maflynn]

The reason being is tethering does not seem to be that stable with my iPhone 6s Plus sometimes.

How often do you tether? I bought a LTE iPad, once, and tbh, I found I didn't really use the LTE portion much. I understand my use case is not yours.

Yes, the LTE model has GPS.

its a minor feature, but not enough imo, that would help justify purchasing a LTE model iPad. Its not like you'll be driving and holding an iPad

 

[max2]

How often do you tether? I bought a LTE iPad, once, and tbh, I found I didn't really use the LTE portion much. I understand my use case is not yours.


its a minor feature, but not enough imo, that would help justify purchasing a LTE model iPad. Its not like you'll be driving and holding an iPad

Maybe once a month if that.

True.

 

[maflynn]

Maybe once a month if that.

To me that doesn't sound like a use-case that justifies the purchase of an LTE based iPad. That's just me, and its ultimately your decision

 

[max2]

To me that doesn't sound like a use-case that justifies the purchase of an LTE based iPad. That's just me, and its ultimately your decision

Thanks!

 

[Booji]

The reason being is tethering does not seem to be that stable with my iPhone 6s Plus sometimes. I really don’t want to pay a monthly fee for my tablet too though.

One question does the iPad Pro Wi-fi/4g lte model have a gps unlike the other model?

my opinion is that one of the best benefits of an ipad over a PC is built in 4G connectivity

 

[maflynn]

my opinion is that one of the best benefits of an ipad over a PC is built in 4G connectivity

If you use it. I have zero need for LTE, and while I use my iPad quite often, I've yet come to a situation where I stated I needed LTE. The OP, posted he may need it once a month, if that much.

 

[ericwn]

Maybe once a month if that.

True.

I would keep the current device then. I only ever use the WiFi iPads and have an iPhone for the few times a year when there is a need to use it in the field with tethering.