Apple 2021 11-inch iPad Pro (Wi-Fi, 1TB) - Space Gray (Renewed)

Came with screen protector, no damage for being refurbished. Works great.

BOUGHT IT REFURBISH BUT WAS AS GOOD AS NEW. AND AM STILL USING IT AND ITS STILL AS GOOD AS NEW.

Product came in mint condition, no sign of wear, no screen scratches, no sign of dent, no sign of pain wear. felt like I received a new product.Why did you pick this product vs others?:cheaper with cellular than the M3 iPad Air with promotion display, better speakers.Equivalent in price with iPad with A16 chip + cellular (M1 is a faster chip, has 120hz display, faster USB port, better speakers, and has cellular). Speed:definitely meets my need and is fast, m1 is a computer chip...

I looked into this seller because they were offering a great deal! For the price of a new iPad Pro with 128GB of storage from the Apple Store, I would be getting the same iPad but with double the storage (256GB)! I thought that this was too good to be true, and it unfortunately was.Having my hopes, I gave in to the temptation and ordered an iPad from this seller on Amazon. The delivery was fast. The iPad came in a generic cardboard box (as advertised) and with a generic non-apple charger (also as advertised). I was hoping to be one of the lucky few who got a brand new iPad with the original box and charger, but oh well I guess. I was still excited and happy to have my new iPad. I opened it and turned it on and it worked as it was supposed to. I set it up with my Apple ID and I transferred my old iPad's data over without a problem. I used an Apple pencil with it, I tried out the camera, the microphone, the speakers, the buttons, almost everything; it all worked as it intended to! I should mention that the iPad did come a little dirty, with a few black circles on the back of the iPad which I had to use a liquid and a towel to clean off (the screen was perfectly clean). The iPad also had a small, but noticeable, scuff on one of the top edges, so that was a bit disappointing. Either way I was still happy with my new iPad :).Later that day when I had drained the battery, I went to charge it with the generic charger that it came with. It connected for a few seconds and then it automatically stopped charging for some odd reason. I disconnected and connected the charger from the iPad a few times and the same thing happened over and over again. I tried different wall outlets and different chargers, and the iPad continued to have the same issue. That's when I realized that the iPad's charging port was faulty. I took it to the Apple Store in hopes that they could help me without paying for a fix, and they turned me away and told me that it was better to return the iPad to the seller.So that's what I did. I requested a return label, which took them about a week to send me, and I sent it back. I didn't get my refund until much later on (I don't remember how long it took them, but I'm sure it took them at least another week for the refund to show up on my account).In conclusion, I wouldn't trust this offer or the seller. They should've checked the device to make sure it worked perfectly, but they failed to do so with the device I received. Beware!

Basically was brand new when I bought and received it. Aside from some very very minor blemishes (back of the iPad, there are like 2 tiny dents and a scratch) this thing does what I need it to do, and does it well. I bought this back in 2023 and I’ve been in love with it since. One of my best purchases to date. I chose this even over the newer M2/M3 models at the time because there’s really no need to put money towards that when this model does exactly that lmao.There is an occasional area on the iPad where the Apple Pencil will not respond while taking notes, somewhere near the top/middle right, or sometimes where the pencil won’t respond at all for a few seconds while taking notes at all (THIS IS MAINLY WHILE USING GOODNOTES, maybe it has something to do with the constant need of switching colors/tools and the menu bar being in that same area) but it goes away quickly or doesn’t bother me enough to where it’s considered defective.It’s fast, responsive, has great storage (I got the 128gb version, still haven’t even used all of it) and was super easy to set up and start using. Very lightweight (without the case) and the touch screen works as expected, minus that issue with the Apple Pencil. Mind you, that only happens with the pencil itself. No issues with finger to screen.

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I chose a refurbished unit that was rated "excellent". It completely lived up to the description. It is indistinguishable from new. It looks and works like brand new.The seller guarantees that battery health is 80% or higher. My unit has 93% battery health - which I consider excellent for a model that came out 3 years ago.I haven't tried the charger or cable, because I already have so many around the house. But they look new, and look like the ones Apple includes with the iPads it sells.The unit was packed well, though it doesn't come in its own box. The iPad, charger, and cable were each wrapped securely in bubble wrap. All three items arrived completely undamaged.The seller provides a 90-day return period. I figure, if something is seriously wrong, I will know it in less than 90 days. So far, the unit is working perfectly.I chose the 2021 M1 iPad Pro over the 2022 M2 iPad Pro because reviewers said the M2 version was only marginally better than the M1 version. The M1 is already more power than me and many other ipad users will ever need.I ruled out getting the M4 iPad Pro. It's extremely expensive, and I don't run the kinds of apps that can really take advantage of the powerful M4 chip. Plus, I would have to get new accessories, because the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil 2 I already own don't work with the M4 iPad Pros.I strongly recommend buying a refurbished iPad Pro from this seller, and if you can afford it, pay a few extra dollars for one described as "excellent" or at least "very good."