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£149.99 eBay5 Apr 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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darrenpeart

5 Apr 16

Personally dont like Apple products but these are £239.99 refurbished on the Apple website so seems to be a good deal.Also 3rd Gen for£129.99.
Apple iPad 4th Generation
Newandusedlaptops4u is an online based re-seller of brand name computer products. Founded in 2006, we have 10 years experience as a popular seller on ebay, and have continuously maintained a high feedback level of above 99%. We pride ourselves on our knowledgeable customer service team, resolving any issues quickly and efficiently. We offer quick and reliable dispatch with ParcelForce, one of the UK's top courier companies.

Condition
This iPad has been refurbished and has had a new screen and/or digitizer installed. The iPad may have minor marks/scratches/dents in the casing and the sides, and very minor blemishes on the screen, which does not affect the iPads performance
Make / Model
Apple iPad 4th Generation
Colour
Silver or Space Grey (Please select this above)
Processor
Apple A6X
Processor Speed
1.4 GHz dual core Apple Swift
Dimensions
9.50" H x 7.31" W x 0.37" D
Memory
1 GB LPDDR2 RAM
Hard Drive
16GB Flash Memory
Display
9.7 inches (250 mm) 2,048 × 1,536 px color IPS LCD display at (264 ppi) with a 4:3 aspect ratio, fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating.
Operating System
iOS
Battery
Tested & Working. Please note the battery is not covered in our warranty and is only guaranteed to be working upon arrival.
Ac Adapter
USB Cable and Plug included
Wireless
WiFi
Additional iPads
3rd Generation iPads available here for only

Top comments

dexix to y_am_I_buying_this

5 Apr 16 4 #4

My daughter has the 32Gb model and has all updates and it runs everything without fail, no slowdowns or crashes. I would see no reason to update it at this time.

All comments (25)

y_am_I_buying_this

5 Apr 16 #1

Hhmmm although this is a good price for a iPad I dunno if I'd buy a old iPad now. Every update they become slower and more likely to crash. Games and apps often don't work if they need a lot of ram. So iPad Air I would say would be the best start. Anything less is imho a waste

BurnToasT333 to y_am_I_buying_this

5 Apr 16 #3

Also if they are not an authorised dealer/repair company you will have no warranty, if you just looking for a deal and not worried about that then fine.

dexix to y_am_I_buying_this

5 Apr 16 4 #4

My daughter has the 32Gb model and has all updates and it runs everything without fail, no slowdowns or crashes. I would see no reason to update it at this time.

Clisig

5 Apr 16 1 #2

Good price but using one now since new. not recommend to buy this version at this moment. Better go to iPad Air 2 which has the best price/performance ratio now.

chapchap

5 Apr 16 1 #5

This puts me off "Tested & Working. Please note the battery is not covered in our warranty and is only guaranteed to be working upon arrival"

spacedog to chapchap

6 Apr 16 #20

So, that means that there is no guarantee at all really - you can't change the battery like you can with a laptop...

eslick

5 Apr 16 1 #6

we have an ipad 3 after the last update its starting to slow, son has an ipad 2 and it is unusable now (though daughters is fine) just upgraded his to an air 2. even if its cheap it is likely to get slower and slower over time, save your money and get a more recent one that way have more life left in them.

EdieHitler to eslick

6 Apr 16 #18

You're right that each update makes older devices slower. Seriously bad form from Apple. I use an iPad 2, and when upgraded to ios9 it was much more noticeably slower, so I reverted back to 8 and alls good again.

s24adm to eslick

6 Apr 16 #21

have you tried factory resetting them? I have an ipad mini (same spec as ipad 2) which runs like new on 9.3.1, battery life seems better in fact. it's never been factory reset but it's also never had problems with the updates so never needed to.

splender

5 Apr 16 1 #7

Common sense observation, all the cheap new, refurbished are all 16GB rather than 32GB or bigger. While 16GB is usable for some users and continue to do so, even upgrading iOS to 9, these 16GB models heavily discounted is saying something, I have only ever purchased 32GB models, the 16GB models which I also have needs constant housekeeping unless it is used only for email, social network, browsing only with limited storage of photos....an analogy is like living in a 6X4 foot room or 16X8 foot room. Using an external wifi media storage device does alleviate the storage problem as indeed a cloud service.

chapchap to splender

5 Apr 16 #10

All my iPad's are 16GB and you have a point but housekeeping keeps space free. One way to free up space is to try to rent a massive HD film from the iTunes store. Make sure the film is bigger than the space left on your device and then try to rent a big HD film- it will fail but when you go back in you will find you have several hundred MBs (or more!) free. Probably due to Ipads clearing the cache but it works!

Angof to splender

7 Apr 16 #24

Do you think that might be because they sold a shed load more 16gb then 32gb?

bigdarlodave

5 Apr 16 1 #8

My son has an iPad 2 and although it is slowing down, i cant fault Apple for updating old tech as most big brands leave old devices in the cold. I bought this refurbished from Apple store and 4 years on it is still usable and my 6 year old has used it for the last 2 years. This i can imaging will be good certainly for the price you would pay. Heat from me.

joolt

5 Apr 16 #9

The "minor blemishes on the screen" bit worries me. The whole point of an Ipad is the screen - I wouldn't want one even for that price if there was a chance the screen was marked

splender

5 Apr 16 #11

I see, with 32GB model the amount of my housekeeping is drastically reduced. This explains why Judas has crossed the 32GB Jesus model in the Apple range; as the 16GB should have been crossed off leaving 32GB, 64GB, 128GB rather than 16GB, 64GB, 128GB.

moogle

5 Apr 16 1 #12

Most likely they've bought iPads with broken screens that have fallen and just replaced the screen/digitizers. Wouldn't buy unless you're desperate for one.

feival

5 Apr 16 #13

I would not get this at all. I have an iPad Air 1 and that is fine and worth it as a refurb from Apple. Also, if you get a refurb from Apple you get their warranty and if you pick up a cheap Applecare on eBay you can extend it by an additional year.

Horrorwood

5 Apr 16 1 #14

How so?

3rd party digitzers are great, the one I bought recently...the home button was ALMOST in the middle of the case!

(not even joking, it was miles off, as was the print on the button, quite hilarious!)

moogle

6 Apr 16 #15

Well to give them credit, at least they admit it in the ad (the fact they replaced the screens/digitizers). But yeah, aftermarket stuff is a lottery. You'd at least think they could center the square on those home buttons!

liveinabin

6 Apr 16 #16

Not worth it by a long shot. That's way too old an iPad for that money.

plewis00

6 Apr 16 #17

Never buy an iPad with a third-party digitizer, it is a false economy - you'll end up with dead spots or total failure sooner rather than later. Not to mention the actual complexity of changing a digitizer where you need to heat up the old glass and be careful not to slice one of many cables.

Go new, pre-owned (not repaired) or Apple refurbished.

xela333

6 Apr 16 #19

I'm sure there is an easier way to clear the cache :laughing:

chapchap

6 Apr 16 #22

This takes seconds and works though. What other way(s) do you have in mind?

smr1

6 Apr 16 #23

ios 9 runs like a dog on my 16gb 4 that I've had from new.
I was holding out for the new ipad and would have bought last year had they released on but I'm not paying £500 plus £80 for a pen for the latest one. If it had included the pen I'd maybe have bought or was the usual £399 or even £429 but not at £499.

I can't believe they are trying to market them as pc or surface pro replacements when they are stuck with ios. Try downloading a file or software to install or copy to a pc later. Such a basic requirement and ios is so locked down you can't.

splender

11 Apr 16 #25

Exactly, preying on the newbie punters who failed how to count and do some maths for volume and got stuffed afterwards.

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