Apple iPad Pro 10.5 64GB Cellular MQF12LL/A Gold A1709 Grade (B)

The iPad Pro is incredibly fast and responsive, with a stunning display and great battery life. Perfect for work, creativity, and entertainment. Totally worth it!

Works great! Came very clean with no scratches, got for my daughter & she loves it . Also comes with charger & block , shipped relatively quick , came within the week I ordered .

Works well, doesn’t seem like it’s used.

Product works really well! Touch screen can be a little difficult, but its so worth the price. Fyi doesn’t come with a sim card which you need for cellular.

The iPad is working great, doesn’t have any blemishes, charged well.It seems to hold a charge relatively well. Biggest complaint is how poor the camera quality is. Extremely grainy, but not a deal breaker for me

I love this iPad and use it everyday. I purchased it with the intention of using it for general web browsing, reading comics and drawing.I also purchased the Apple pencil and the combination of these two products has rekindled my desire to draw - a talent that has fallen by the wayside in the last ten years.For artistic purposes, many will want the larger sized iPad pro as it allows a larger canvas that fits the dimensions of traditional paper more closely. The trade off of course, is that this is more portable and can be held more comfortably. The smaller size for me personally was a good middle ground between using it for creative purposes and using it for idle entertainment.For reading comics this is amazing. It has excellent screen clarity and the colors are vibrant. When I zoom to individual cells of a comic, I don't noticed any pixelation or distortion. I have also used it for reading magazines and have no complaints at all with the quality of the experience (Amazon has a nice selection of magazines that are free to read with the basic prime subscription). I haven't tried to read an entire book on this, so I can't comment on whether that's possible without getting sore eyes. I will say that it is extremely handy for reading recipes and the portability of the device is great for use in the kitchen.Regarding the specifics of the actual refurbished device, I was extremely happy with the condition of the product which was like new. There were no scratches or defects of any kind. As others have mentioned, it comes with a third party charger, but this didn't bother me because I felt that the price point was reduced enough to comfortably make that concession.Every other mobile device I've owned has been an Android device. I haven't found the iOS ecosystem to be difficult to use. I will say that iOS is not as configurable or open as Android which is noticable. Certain preloaded apps that I would prefer to delete can't even be properly hidden, which is at times annoying. For this reason I couldn't see myself ever purchasing an iPhone, but for a tablet I can appreciate the charm of the operating system's simplicity and directness. A strong bonus of this as a supplement to my Android phone is that the iOS has apps that are specifically tailored to the app store and not available elsewhere, which is fun to discover.The responsiveness of this iPad is unreal. Apps open incredibly quickly and the home screens slide back and forth with no noticable delay. I have also used this to watch YouTube videos and tv shows and was happy with the video and audio quality.Some people have postured that this a replacement for laptops or traditional computers. I couldn't see this replacing a PC as a workstation, but perhaps I'm old school. It functions excellently doing things like writing on PDF files or reading documents. It is possible to adapt keyboard as well, but without a mouse I can't imagine it for computer based office work. The glory of the tablet for me is using it on the couch for general entertainment.The battery holds a long charge, but as a downside takes quite a while to charge. This can easily go a day on a single charge with normal use, but mobile gaming will wear the battery down quicker as you can imagine.Ultimately I am very satisfied with the product. I had contemplated purchasing a lower priced tablet, but in the end decided that I would treat myself to the tablet that most online reviews regard as the best. I don't regret it.

Let me start this off buy saying I almost never leave a bad review. So for me to post this, says a lot.Straight out of the box, it appeared as a brand new iPad. I was incredibly impressed and had high hopes. We’ve been using this iPad since the end of February and since day 1 it’s been nothing but issues. They started off small issues. Battery life bouncing around. Occasional issues with the touchscreen glitching. Over the last 3 months the small glitches have turned into major issues.The iPad will go from a full charge to 30% in about 20 minutes. Then dead in another 20. It HAS to be kept plugged in if it’s being used. It can be plugged in for an hour and not move from 1%. Then all the sudden it dies then comes back on at 100% the will drop to 4% almost immediately. Incredibly frustrating. When it’s charging (I’ve tried different cords and charging bricks as well as the cord and brick that came with the device) the back of the iPad gets INCREDIBLY hot to the touch, as does the brick.The touchscreen freezes up so often now, that it’s almost impossible to use procreate (my main reason for purchasing). If so much as the tip of your finger touches the screen, it’s two finger tapping. So it has to be held only with a flat hand across the back. Initially I thought it came with a glass screen protector. It has recently started to get a lot of chips along the edges of the glass so I assumed it was a cheap one. I went out and bought a good quality screen protector to replace it. Well unfortunately it’s not a screen protector, but the screen itself. It sticks up quite a bit about the frame. It also doesn’t reach the frame edges all the way around. Almost like the screen was replaced with one made to fit a different model.So pretty much I paid $200 for an iPad that is almost unusable (for what I bought it for) after 3 months 😞 Do yourself a favor and buy a newer generation iPad from a different seller.

Just arrived almost 1 week ago. This seems like excellent choice without new cost to accommodate my school needs. I desired to upload ebooks for classes and carry on the go. iPad Pro WiFi and Cellular, 256gb, acceptable and it was without dents and external flaws are minimal. I called Apple and got support. First we updated tablet and it is working fine to date. I haven’t purchased the ebooks yet but plan to purchase soon. The Battery check is 88% done by Apple Technician. I was told usually don’t replace until below 80%. I really would love to discuss battery options with seller. This is a honest review. There multiple vendors so look at this when making your decision.