Apple iPad Pro 2018 (11-inch, Wi-Fi + Cellular, 256GB) - Silver (Renewed)

This 2018 generation 2 Ipad with T1 capacity was chosen for OS 18.5 upgradability and space for movies and photographs at a reasonable price. It was graded as excellent but I would grade it even better. There was not a mark on screen or case. It works perfectly and came ready to set up. It came with replacement charging cable. It arrived as promised in one day. It charged fully to 100%. Of course it is not the equal of later models but it serves my needs. I highly recommend this seller,

Every time I’ve purchased refurbished devices from Apple, I’ve never been disappointed. My daughter purchased this so she could use it to help her in graphic design work and sketching.She bought screen protectors that are paper-like and has used this iPad with no problem since purchase. I waited some time to review but I just wanted to and how amazing it is that refurbished devices are available.I not only recommend this iPad but recommend buying used / refurbished whenever possible.

No fancy box, Samsung charger, but perfect iPad.There were some scratches around the charging port from where people obviously fumbled to find the USB-C port (but literally everyone's going to do that, it's what we get for threading a metal plug into a hole surrounded by metal) and that was it. No scratches on the screen, no corner/edge blur/weird coloration/slow responding screen nothing, it's just a very very gently used like-new iPad pro. Battery's great too, Amazon guarantees 80% of total battery life as though I have a real measure for what that means, what I can tell you in practice is, after about 5 hours of watching Netflix while I'm working at full brightness I need to plug in. When I'm drawing on it after about 3 hours, I haven't even thought about the battery. When I'm goofing off with synths in Garageband for and hour or two, I still haven't thought about the battery. If it's only 80% of the overall life, I would have literally no idea.What I'm saying is, I'm sure there are duds, I'm sure Amazon would refund them. I didn't get a dud, I got what is essentially a brand new iPad Pro from 2018 that I will be using for the next ~4 years for my design work, watching TV, browsing the internet, and goofing off with synths.I had a hard time choosing between this and the new iPad Air, and honestly, I don't think either is a bad choice. Overall though, the lesser storage with the more fluid screen mattered to me. I've got a phone with a high refresh rate screen, and it makes everything feel better. Dieter Bohn said in a review of the new iPad Air vs the regular iPad, something like "it's a nicer experience than the regular iPad, and when it comes to devices, whatever feels better to you is what's going to matter over time." and he was right. To me, I'm not working with huge space hungry files so storage isn't a huge concern, and day to day, I will feel better with the faster snappier screen when I'm scrolling through newsfeeds.Overall, if you're debating whether or not to get a new iPad Air, a new Pro, or this one, and the "Renewed" thing is a factor that's scaring you, for real, do not worry, compare them as though this was also "new"

The media could not be loaded. So I had purchased a refurbished ipad from this seller about a year ago with the sole purpose of using it for my college classes. I was so excited because I managed to save up the money to upgrade from pen and paper to this beauty. It was working well for the first month and then I noticed it started create lines on the screen out of nowhere and would become unusable for a couple of minutes (keep in mind I’ve never dropped this iPad or even scratched it, I protected this thing with my life). As time went on these little screen freak outs would get worse and last longer than a few minutes but I would put up with it because I would have to pay an absurd amount of money to repair it. Eventually it got to the point where the screen would go completely black and not work again for hours. This video is nothing to compared to now. It’s currently unusable and stuck on this weird line/ black screen forever. I tried talking to the seller and they brushed me off instantly, saying it was no longer their problem. I then contacted Amazon and they just told me to take it up with the seller. I was hesitant to write this review because I’m very supportive of businesses and would never want to shed a bad light, but if anyone is considering buying from these people I wouldn’t recommend. I basically bought a rental iPad and was told it was my problem.

If you thinking about buying this iPad Pro I swear buy it and don’t look back l brought this for my son and he started reading the reviews right after we brought it and he got scared because the reviews were on and off. He also was also doing a lot of research about the iOS it could take. On google it said it would only take iOS 17 but when we got it. It was on iOS 18.3 we later changed this to iOS 26 which worked great especially for it being an iPad from 2018. When he first got the iPad it wasn’t charging but he just had to switch the charger around and boom the iPad was charging. We brought it refurbished- acceptable because it was cheaper but there were only a little bit of color change on the charger port but I promise this was best decision I have made for my son buying wise saved so much money so just buy it I promise u won’t forget it

When I received the renewed iPad, I used the included cable and charger (which both looked to me like Apple OEM) to try to charge it. But it only charged 3% then quit charging. So I moved it to a different outlet. It resumed charging but again quit after a few percent. After having had it plugged in for 24+ hours it was still only about 10% charged. So I asked Amazon for a replacement. Long story short, the replacement process was more stressful than it needed to be. The replacement iPad also only charged a few % then quit. I came back here to read reviews and saw some saying the charger didn't work. I used a different charger and had no trouble charging it to 100%. There was probably nothing wrong with that first iPad. The iPad itself seems great so far