Should I upgrade to iOS 10 on my 12.9 1st Gen?

[mangobravo]

I'm still on iOS 9.3.5.

 

[onepoint]

iOS 10 in it’s latest iteration is rock solid

 

[Volgin]

I'm still on iOS 9.3.5.

I have the same model. Do the upgrade.

 

[aakshey]

Upgrade to iOS 11.

 

[Volgin]

Upgrade to iOS 11.

Does iOS 11 do anything worth while for the original 12.9 IPP?

 

[Ghost31]

I can almost understand why people don't upgrade super old devices from some fear of their device slowing down even more, but an iPad Pro that is only 1 generation behind? Dude...
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Does iOS 11 do anything worth while for the original 12.9 IPP?

All the new exciting iPad features come to the iPad you have. So yes

 

[Volgin]

I can't think of 1 iOS 11 feature that I care about.

 

[Ghost31]

I can't think of 1 iOS 11 feature that I care about.

Having security loop holes that hackers have found in iOS code patched. That's a good feature. I like having a secure phone

 

[44267547]

I'm still on iOS 9.3.5.

I think iOS 10 would benefit you more than you think over iOS 9. More importantly, updates are meant to help the device perform stronger, not be detrimental where it instills fear in the user from upgrading or degrade a newer piece of hardware like the 12.9 Pro.

 

[Volgin]

Having security loop holes that hackers have found in iOS code patched. That's a good feature. I like having a secure phone

Roger that.

 

[macgeek18]

My iPad Pro is faster under iOS 10 than it was under iOS 9.3.5

 

[Act3]

Having security loop holes that hackers have found in iOS code patched. That's a good feature. I like having a secure phone

overrated feature in my opinion, tons of people still using iOS 9 or earlier mainly because the newer versions are not compatible with their older devices. When's the last time a major iOS hack has caused havoc across the globe? If I owned a iPad 4, I'd sure as heck not throw it out and stop using it if it served my needs fine, just because iOS 11 will not run on it.