I-Pad help!!!

Manny72 · Feb 22, 2014

I have the opportunity to get a I-Pad 1st generation 64Gig for a cheap price. What I want to know is should I get it or just buy a I-Pad 2. I'm only going to use it for my Car that's why I can't justify the Price of a 64 Gig IPad Air, and I will be getting a Warranty with it also.

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Ninety5eclipz · Feb 22, 2014

What is a "cheap price"? Condition?

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willerz2 · Feb 22, 2014

The iPad 1 does not have the same level of app support as the iPad Air. At least 80% of apps in the AppStore requires iOS 6 or above on the device itself. Overall if you're just looking for the basics, an iPad 1 would do. If you're looking for a longer lifespan on your device, the iPad Air's the way to go.

Manny72 · Feb 23, 2014

I found it for $210 at Game a Stop, I bought a I-Pad mini for the Wife and I already have a 4S that I'm going to Upgrade in a Month or 2. So I'm just going to use it for my Music and maybe a few Movies.

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Ninety5eclipz · Feb 23, 2014

210 for ipad 1? That's kinda pricey

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Manny72 · Feb 23, 2014

It's a 64 Gig, a 16 Gig won't work for me

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Ninety5eclipz · Feb 23, 2014

It's still kind of pricey. They go on ebay for about 125-175 in good condition with cellular. It's just my personal thought. Not saying you got a bad deal.

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Manny72 · Feb 23, 2014

Thanks I'll keep looking then

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Ninety5eclipz · Feb 23, 2014

Is wait and get some input from some other users at least.

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willerz2 · Feb 24, 2014

I tend to recommend buyers to steer away from GameStop for buying their iOS devices. GameStop will overprice and overshoot prices of used games, consoles/devices and mobile devices, etc. You're better off buying it off of Amazon, eBay or any of the other dedicated mobile device buy/sell giants that actually gauge the on-going market price and demand for the device. As Ninety5eclipz said, you can get it for about $50 less if not more depending on storage size. There's literally no difference between buying a used one from GameStop and a used one from say Amazon/eBay. The battery will be shot as neither Amazon sellers nor GameStop are willing to replace the battery on it. Unless you buy a brand new device (in which case you might as well buy an iPad 2 or newer), your condition and actual market value of your device will favor you by not buying it off of GameStop.