Apple Ipad Mini 1 16 Gb Refurbished

iPad Mini 6, 256 GB, Wi-Fi+5G, Starlight: It's the perfect size. I love it. Starlight color is beautiful. I would describe it as Champagne Gold. Purchased the light purple Apple magnetic smart cover for it. Enjoying that also. Additionally bought 2nd generation Apple Pencil. Well worth it. Much easier to grab and go. I keep it in the dark gray Lacdo iPad Mini 6 Sleeve. The outside of the sleeve feels a bit scratchy to the touch, but it's very soft and padded inside. Fits iPad Mini 6 with Apple Pencil. There's a pocket on the front, but you could only put something flat there. I keep the whole thing inside a crossbody bag with a book on each side to keep it from getting bumped around. Also bought and love Satechi folding metal stand to rest it on. Works vertical or horizontal. Also good for iPhone.

This was an upgrade to the 2011 Mac Mini. Not only is it faster due to the better processor and 16 GB RAM, I like the USB-C ports.

The 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD combination makes the Mac Mini M2 Pro bulletproof for my applications and work flow. I paired it with a Dell Ultrasharp U2723QE for a cost effective setup that, for me at least, is as good as the much, much, more expensive Studio Mac and Monitor route. I am sure this is not powerful enough for some, but really, not for many. Great Mac !

It's great to have a 16 GB for such a great price.

I wanted to buy a Mac Mini, but my budget was limited. I finally decided on a model with a 6-core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB SSD. The unit was on sale at B&H for $999, a saving of $100. The SSD size is fine--I can expand storage with the use of external SSDs, which are becoming increasingly affordable. I wanted more RAM, but that gets expensive at Apple's prices. Then, on checkout, B&H offered me 32 GB of RAM (to replace the existing 8 GB) for $128. That looked appealing, but, klutz that I am, I was unwilling to open up my new computer and try to install the RAM myself. Then I saw that B&H would install the RAM for me for $40. And, since their techs are Apple-certified, the installation would not void my Apple warranty. I went for it. Bottom line: I got a Mac Mini with a 6-core i5 processor, 32 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB SSD for $1167. A Mac Mini identically preconfigured by Apple would have cost me $1699. I saved $532 (31 percent).

This device is a game changer. I have a 16” MBP and love it, but now with my 12.9” iPad Pro and the magic keyboard, I find that most of my workflow (almost everything) can be done with the iPad. I’m a physician, so while I use numerous cloud apps including Evernote to store documents and deal with lots of email and PDF programs, I’m not into video editing. My only two concerns which are more long term is that Apple has a mixed history of durability and I hope this holds up...Frankly, the smart keyboards are nice, but they did NOT prove durable and Apple will enforce the exact terms of their warranty and no more. Second, would be nice to have an ESC key, but it’s fine the way it is, and the keyboard feels great.

The flash drives have a lot more than 16 GB capacity.

Great buy , 16 GB for same price as 8 GB

This is a very well built and designed metal mount for an Apple Mini iPad. It holds the iPad securely in place and is very easy to mount to a flat wall space or a junction box.

I have owned every generation of iPad and have become a big fan of the Minis - great for travel, great for reading at night, and large enough screens to view photos, movies, etc. However, they never had the processing power and graphics capability of the larger models - until now. The new Mini Gen 6 has it all - great screen (now with very small bezel for greater viewing area) and now real horsepower. The first indication of that was doing updates to apps. Normally, the last Mini would take quite some time to process updates once downloaded. This new Mini blazes through updates much faster. Finally a Mini that sacrifices very little in comparison to the larger iPads. The swipe-only operation takes a little getting used to, but poses no disadvantages I can see so far. Just bear in mind this iPad (and all the other newer ones) requires a USB C charging cable (included). If you, like me, have tons of the old Lightning cables, they won't work. Additionally, many non-Apple USB C cables will not support charging, so be aware. Play it safe and use an Apple cable (comes with the cable and charger of course). As a side note, I have the new Apple folio case for this generation and it's pretty darn cool too. Great product, great B&H service!