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5 Reasons to Buy the iPad Mini 2019 (and 2 Reasons to Skip)

5 Reasons to Buy the iPad Mini 2019 (and 2 Reasons to Skip)

Posted on April 7, 2019 By Jarvis

The iPad mini is back. And while it may look identical to the iPad mini 4, Apple’s small tablet sequel has a lot of upgrades stuffed inside. It sports a new, faster processor, an improved display and Apple Pencil support. And the $399 price is fairly reasonable given the specs. Still, this slate isn’t perfect.

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Here are five reasons to buy the new iPad mini and three reasons to skip it. For a deeper dive, be sure to check out our full iPad mini review with benchmark results.
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