- Is the iPad Mini 6 still worth buying?
- Yes, if you want a small tablet. The A15 chip still runs current apps and games well, and the size has no direct rival. If you need a larger screen or 120Hz, look at the iPad Air.
- How does it compare with the iPad Air?
- The iPad Air has a larger 10.9-inch screen and the M1 chip, so it is faster and better for drawing and multitasking. The Mini is lighter, fits in one hand and is easier to carry.
- Does the cellular model need a SIM card?
- It takes a physical nano-SIM or an eSIM, so you can add a data plan from a carrier. You can also use it on Wi-Fi only and skip the plan.
- Does it work with the Apple Pencil?
- It works with the second-generation Apple Pencil, which attaches magnetically to the side to charge. The Pencil is not included.
- What is in the box?
- A refurbished unit typically includes the tablet and a charging cable. A power adapter and accessories such as the Pencil are not included unless the seller states otherwise.
- Is 256GB enough?
- Yes for most people. It holds large app libraries, photos and downloaded video, and leaves room for games. Choose more only if you store lots of 4K video.
- Where is the Apple iPad Mini 8.3" A15 Bionic Chip 256GB Wi-Fi + Cellular Tablet cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $499.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Apple iPad Mini 8.3" A15 Bionic Chip 256GB Wi-Fi + Cellular Tablet?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Walmart, UpTrade, Best Buy, Gifts AI.