New iPad 2017 Unboxing & Review ($329) By FozTech

Apple announced a new iPad about a month ago. You may not notice because there wasn't any big event or a keynote, and people definitely weren't waiting in line for it. This new iPad is known for its price tag, and it's somewhat affordable, slash budget-friendly when you compared to other iPad models. So in this video I'm going to be unboxing and reviewing the new iPad in many ways a new iPad reminds me of the iPhone SE. It's got an old but familiar design, with faster components inside to keep up with the new iOS updates, but, most importantly, the new iPad is more affordable than ever before. It starts at just $329 that is $170 less than what the iPad Air 2 cost when it launched in 2014.

The price alone makes this product stand out. Unboxing a new iPod is very straightforward, as Apple likes to make it simple but unique. Here we got a standard charger for iPad with lightning cable, and we also got some paperwork and some stickers in there and that's about it. Now. Let's take a look at the iPad itself.

Definitely it feels a little heavier, and you can see that is slightly thicker if you've used other latest. My iPads there's also slippery, but it feels really nice in your hands. The one feature on the new iPad that feels like a serious step back is the display sure it's brighter than the iPad Air 2 and as bright as 9.7-inch iPad Pro, but the non laminated display, which creates a gap between the display and the glass just doesn't look as good sure. The 2048 by 1536 resolution Retina display still looks fantastic with rich, accurate, colors and plenty of sharpness, but the display also doesn't have any kind of anti-reflective coating to reduce the glare from overhead lights. I admit these are all minor issues in the grand scheme of things, but it still sucks when you see a progress, take a step back, but if you want the best display on an iPad, you may want to skip this one, otherwise that your iPad is the basically an iPad Air.

It's got the same. Lightning port same touch: ID fingerprint sensor, which is a first generation same 8, megapixel, back camera, same 1.2, megapixel, FaceTime, HD, camera and same barn, fire exteriors, the new iPads internal refresh, is all about future proving to ensure it will be able to support future iOS updates. Thus, it makes a faster 64-bit 89 chips and 2 gigabytes of RAM and embedded m9 motion. Coprocessor I tested this new iPod on the kick bench app, and it was able to get 4421 for multi-core score and 2536 for single core score. In my opinion, if it isn't that bad compared to iPad Air.

Honestly, there's not much more to say about performance. The new iPads fast, not fast as the iPad, pro's, and they're a 9x chip, but incredibly speedy I was able to play graphically intensive 3d games with detailed textures, more particle effects, more speeding and crashing on screen like on the asphalt racing game and didn't see any major issues like dropping frame rates or jitters. You will have absolutely no problem opening a dozen Safari tabs streaming. Videos and services, like Netflix YouTube posting to social networks and playing Sudoku and all other multitasking works really well on this iPad. According to Apple, it has 10 hours of battery life.

In fact, you may get more than 10 hours. If you manage your power settings on paper, there's no difference between the cameras on the new iPad and those on iPad Air 2. The rear camera is still 8, megapixels and front racing. FaceTime HD camera is still 1.2 megapixels, but in practice things are a little different. There are a few things I noticed while testing the selfie camera, because new 2017 iPad has a 9 chip.

It supports live photos and retina. Flash photos have more dynamic range from the new iPad selfie camera, but there is also a lot more image noise, which kinda sucks for this iPad. So without question that new iPod offers a lot of value at a very attractive price.32 gigabytes, Wi-Fi model costs $329 and for another additional hundred dollars you can quadruple the storage to 128 gigabytes. Simply this is the most affordable. Nine point: seven-inch iPad Apple's ever offered when your iPad Mini has the latest Apple chip or support a pencil or be the thinnest iPad ever created, but still an iPad, which means it will be good for probably another four or five more years.

But let me know what you think on the comment section below with that being said. This wraps up my video thanks for watching hope you enjoyed it and if you did give me a big thumbs up and subscribe for more content, peace.

Source : FozTech