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Should You Buy an iPad Mini 4?

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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The iPad Mini 4, released in 2015, is still a popular choice five years later. But with newer models available, the question remains: should you buy an iPad Mini 4?

Design

The design of the iPad Mini 4 is sleek and portable. It’s only 6.1mm thick and weighs less than a pound, making it easy to take on the go. It also has a Retina display and a 8-megapixel rear camera, which is good for capturing photos and videos. However, the design does not include Face ID or the home button with Touch ID that newer models have.

Performance

The iPad Mini 4 has an A8 chip and 2GB of RAM, which is still capable of handling basic tasks and some more demanding apps. However, it’s not as powerful as the A12 Bionic chip found in the new iPad Mini (2019). Moreover, the iPad Mini 4 doesn’t support Apple Pencil, while the new iPad Mini models do.

Software

The latest software that the iPad Mini 4 can run is iOS 12. This means that it may not be compatible with some of the newest apps or features. Additionally, the iPad Mini 4 does not support the latest operating system (iPadOS), which has some exclusive features for iPads like multitasking and external storage support.

Price

The iPad Mini 4 is now a few years old, and newer models are available, but it still retails at around $400 for the base model. This makes it more affordable than newer models, but you need to be aware of its limitations.

Conclusion

Overall, the iPad Mini 4 is still a good choice for those who want a small, portable iPad for basic tasks and some light gaming. The design is still sleek and the camera is still decent, but it lacks some of the newer features like a faster processor, Apple Pencil support, and the latest operating system.

Therefore, it’s essential to consider what you actually need from your iPad before making a purchase. If you need the latest features and capacity for more challenging tasks, it’s better to look at the newer models. However, if you want a good all-rounder, the iPad Mini 4 may still be a good fit for you.

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