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[eBay Plus] Apple iPad Mini (6th Gen) Wi-Fi 256GB (Space Grey/Purple/Starlight/Pink) $878.40 Delivered @ Titan Gear eBay

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  • -3

    That's a lot to pay for an ipad mini…

    I think I paid around $300 for mine a few years back.

    • +9

      Before the current gen mini, the ipad mini was stuck in years old tech.

      • -6

        They still work fine for me…

        • +6

          I mean I don't want one but the iPad chips are ridiculously powerful actually.

        • +3

          Yeah nah, joke only works if Apple is actually years behind. M1 anyone?

          Meanwhile the best Android tablets you can get on the mini side of things were from Huawei back when they were still a major player rofl.

          • @krisspy: A lot of the cheap iPads are based on years old tech unless the S500 iPad has an M1.

        • +2

          Current Apple hardware is objectively leading edge. I don't think anyone would dispute that, despite which side of the fence you sit on.

          Software on the other hand is more subjective.

    • The real problem was the button. Took up too make of the area screen should’ve been.

      • +1

        Affected your grammar in the process too.

        • Nah, that was typed on my iPad Pro. I seem to have channeled Yoda. Never press send without rereading.

    • +1

      Exactly. The mini should be entry level. Once they get rid of the home button for the iPads, am I expected to pay 1K for them?

      • The should be cheaper as they no longer need to manufacture home buttons out cut holes into the screen.

      • +1

        They put a very good chip in this mini for a change.

    • +2

      Why are you the way that you are?

  • +2

    Not a gamer, i just stream and browse. My 64gb ipad mini 6 has consumed 17gb storage so far.
    256gb is perfect if you want to have lots of offline storage and games on device

  • +4

    You can get same price from edu store if u dont have ebay plus

    • +1

      eBay allows you to use discounted gift cards for further discounts

      • +4

        Edu stores allows you to use Apple ID balance.

        So EDU price - 10%.

        • +1

          How do you do this?

          • +1

            @ferno-aus: Buy Apple gift cards at a discount (ranging from 5-10%, typically, depending on the promotion and retailer). Load them into your Apple ID account balance. Use your balance to buy stuff from the Apple online store.

    • +2

      Can you link to a cheaper one?

      • -2

        buy the 15% jb hifi gift card from coles?

        this might be the easiest to get within reasonable price but this is a terrible buy

        • so link us to a better buy

  • Damn. Would love the 64gb one.
    Is it also actually in stock? There's a shortage everywhere!

    • quick, costco online have some stock

  • Add 200 bucks and you can get an 11" M1 iPad Pro (granted, with only 128GB), 120 Hz screen… is there something I'm missing which makes the Mini worth it?

    • +5

      It mini

      • -2

        size does not matter

    • Comes in pink?

    • The couple of people I know who are in the market for a Mini are not in the market for an 11", they want a small tablet.

    • +1

      The iPad Pro doesn't fit into my small backpack or handbag.

      • Absolutely, I have an 11” Pro but would’ve preferred a full screen mini.

  • -2

    I never really understood the purpose of an ipad without having cellular. Isn't the whole idea that it's portable and can be used anywhere.

    I know you can hotspot from your phone but it's not the same.

    • +1

      I’ve “hot-spotted” all my iPad’s. It works really well. The only issue is you can’t use them as a giant GPS.

    • If you have wifi, they work just as well in home, and plenty of games work off-line too (although yes, a lot don't). Unless you are running around with the ipad exclusively (no phone), then why pay extra per month for yet another device to do its thing.

    • +1

      Not really. It's a media consumption device for most people (web browser/streaming). Lots never leave the house.

      • +1

        Mine leaves the house, in fact it is my main browser when I travel overseas. However, hot spotting it works best for me,

    • +1

      I use my tablet primarily around the house, and for remote control of my cameras when out at shoots, both of which require just wifi, have never once required cellular.

  • The jelly scroll really annoys me!

    • Stop scrolling like a mad man.

      • You don’t need to scroll “like a mad man” to realise it.

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