Do You Need iPad with Cellular? (iPad Wifi + Cellular 3 Months Later) By SimplyPops

Is it worth buying an iPad with Wi-Fi +, cellular capabilities. We're going to find out right now, I'm going to be discussing the benefits, the pros and cons of having to sell your iPad, and I've, been using since February three months, and I'm here. To give you guys my review of the iPad Pro with cellular capability to keep in mind getting an LTE iPad is also going to include Wi-Fi, but it's got to be a price jump. So for the iPad Pro model, it's going to cost an additional 150 dollars or if you want a standard iPad such as the iPad Mini, the iPad Air or the iPad 10.2 inch. That's going to cost you an additional 130 dollars, so the iPad Pro model is more expensive when it comes down to LTE. If you've been using an iPad throughout the years, you guys understand how fun it is using your iPad from surfing the web.

Checking your emails playing video games. You understand how the iPad works. How the experience is like. Imagine that experience on the go you somewhere else you away from home. You have that same iPad experience on the go so having selling capabilities.

You're going to be connected online at all time. My previous iPad Pro, which was the first generation iPad Pro nine point, seven inches. It was only Wi-Fi, and it has 32 gigabytes of storage, which we got to talk about that in a little, but it was so limited. I can only use it here, or I can bring it, but I would have to get the Wi-Fi password and that's a hassle and long at a friend's house at a restaurant you're always going to be connected, no matter what and that's the beauty of having to sell your capabilities on an iPad. You know once I got this I, don't think I'm ever going to go back to a Wi-Fi, only iPad something about having that experience on the go.

It's just amazing, I have to tell you guys, I'm away from home. I just want to show you guys a functionality of using LTE, so I'm, still connected to T-Mobile and I have full bars and just using the web is gonna, be just as normal. You can still go to any website, and it's just relying on your LTE connection and those you guys I say: oh using an iPhone is the same thing as an iPad. You are wrong, you know if you I, don't know some people out there saying like. Oh the eye, the iPad is the same experience.

It's the same thing. No you're wrong using an iPad is a totally different experience. You have the Apple Pencil, you have the smart magic keyboard. I should say you have multitasked a picture-in-picture. You got so many things going on the iPad and I feel like when you take out the iPad.

You get in some serious work done if you surface something, or you're looking for plane tickets, or you want to surf the web, something about using an iPad as a way better experience than an iPhone. The iPhone I look at it as like a know, something where you can just surf the web very quickly. If I want to look up a word or if I want to just look up a quick YouTube, video I can use my iPhone but nine times out of 10 I, always like using my iPad just thanks to the display and thanks to the keyboard and thanks to the Apple Pencil, it's just something about using an iPad. It's way more fun than using an iPhone I still love my iPhone, but the iPad is so much better, so have an LTE plus Wi-Fi that improves the GPS. So if you want to use this, for you know directions in your car.

If you want to use this as a navigation, you can do so with just your iPad. Now, looking through the data plans the best one has to be the T-Mobile plan. The prices are affordable, and the speeds are fast. It's Super-duper fast on T-Mobile and affordable prices, I paid $10 for five months. You just have my iPad activated, so it's very affordable, super, affordable, again LTE.

It is five gigabytes capped, so I'm not sure if it's going to be like per day or if it's going to be per month. I'm not sure if I was gonna, be, but I just subscribe to that last month, but I have always been paying $5 for the day. Instead of that, why not just pay $10 for five months for five gigabytes? So that's why I decided to do I was looking at AT&T, but the problem with 18t is a little on the pricey side and for the amount of data that you're getting it's not really. All that and also I was looking at Sprint's, but Sprint is not really all that fast. I really hate sprint.

To be honest with you guys and Verizon wasn't really an option. I'm pretty sure I can force this thing to get Verizon I recommend T-Mobile. If you want to activate your iPad or even better, yet you can just add this iPad to your existing ion line, but that may jack up the price of their iPhone plant or your phone plane in general. So it's up to you, but I like having the prepaid plan, because it's easy it's one, two three and this is independent. It's not part of my Icahn plan whatsoever, and yet this is how it is in action.

So I can watch a YouTube video I guess he was going on with h3h3 hey see. What's going on, my boy will, and I'm looking for some TVs and stuff like that, so yeah and as you guys can see, it's loading very fast I mean- and this is very usable- you know very, very straightforward. The only thing that you can't do with an LTE connection, which is a little disappointing. You cannot connect to your PS4 via remote play. I actually tried doing that, and you cannot play PS4 games using an LTE connection.

It's going to tell you to connect to Wi-Fi, maybe my next Apple Watch I should get LTE on my Apple Watch, but I think that's a waste of money. I think that right there is always the money. The chances of me traveling without my iPhone is very slim, it's slim to none but my iPad. This is something different. This is a different experience.

I never had an LTE Apple Watch before maybe series 6 I might get LTE Apple Watch I got this iPad at a fairly solid deal. I brought this on eBay for 739, for 256 gigabytes and LTE capability and I. Think that's a steal, that's a steal for an iPad, and yet that's the best thing. Furthermore, I could say you know, although is a price jump check a BAE search eBay. You might find a great deal now.

The only con with this deal that I picked up it didn't include the box. It didn't include no cables but hey I have all the cables in the box. Okay, it's not that in the world, and also you don't have to activate your iPad right away. You could activate your iPad anytime, you're, not forced to activate it from day one and that's it. You can activate it the next day next month, next year, anytime, you want, you can barely do anything on your iPad away from playing games or watching movies if you have it stored, but for the most part, it's more fun, having an iPad with Wi-Fi or having some connection, and that's why I would say having that LTE is good because you could be anywhere.

Are you gonna? Do it for your business because being able to upload your content on the go is amazing. You can't do that on a MacBook. You can take it out, but you can't activate your MacBook, but you could do that on your iPad Kenyan iPad Pro replace your computer. That's coming soon, once you go LTE, it's going to be hard for you to go Wi-Fi only and yeah. The con would be always an additional $150 or an additional 130 dollars that could go towards your Apple Pencil that could go towards Apple Care or the keyboard.

But yes, I agree with you, but having that magic on the go you know outside you're, taking that same magical, iPad experience on the go with connection I can't stress this enough to you guys, I highly recommend LTE on your iPad and I know, especially right now you got to stay home, but most people they upgrade the iPad 5 years. You know the iPad is gonna, be good. It's your, going to have a lot of updates. You're going to have a lot of features along the way you know. I had an iPad 2 from 2011 to 2016, like he's high pads last a very long time, and you know I know for the next five years or the next four years.

This iPad is still gonna, go strong and have nice teller capabilities. It's got to make your iPad even more future-proof, because if you take it out on the go, you don't have nothing to worry about, and that leads me. Should you upgrade your storage, or should you get LTE and I'm going to be honest? You guys, 100% I, recommend upgrading the storage then get an LTE. An upgrade in the storage is cheaper than getting the LTE model. Upgrading the storage is $100, more I always recommend getting the storage, because you're going to be downloading apps or if you're a content.

Creator you're going to have photos. This iPad is 256, and I already have 130 gigabytes left I mean I still a lot, but I got it all so be careful because I could run out of space if this was 64. Gigabytes I would have been done long time ago, but if you can afford both by all means, I recommend it. But if I had to choose between LTE and storage upgrade to storage get the Wi-Fi only once you get the Wi-Fi only model. You're going to be stuck that if you know for a fact that you're just going to leave your iPad at home, there yeah I, guess the Wi-Fi only is going to be good, but it's going to be that time it's gotta be those times for me.

I had those times all the time you want to take your iPad, but you don't have any cellular capabilities and yeah. You know this stuff is expensive. The iPad is one of the most expensive things because especially be getting the iPad Pro. Let's say you want LTE, you have to get the Apple Pencil. You need to get AppleCare.

You need to get the magic keyboard case, you're, looking about like a thousand dollars plus dollars easily. Sometimes the Wi-Fi is not as reliable, and sometimes it's slow and yes, I can use a hotspot on my iPhone, but then now I'm draining my iPhone's battery life. Yeah, I like to keep my devices independent as much as I. Can you also activate a hotspot? So if you want to play your Nintendo Switch on the go, you can have this as a hotspot and use this as a router, basically and yeah, and that's basically it decides. My T-Mobile plan look like so far and yeah I'm going to be good for five months for five gigabytes and I.

Think that should be good enough. I think that's the best deal right now and that's pretty much it. If you have any questions about cellular capabilities on iPad. Let me know down in the comments down below I, try my best to answer them and also, if you guys are new around here, make sure you guys subscribe with notifications on and make sure you guys drop like on this video helped me out a bunch and all the NADS boy, pops I, hope you guys stay safe, stay, clean and stay simple peace.

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