APPLE APPLE MW742LL/A Apple iPad (10.2-inch, Wi-Fi)

Believe it or not I bought this to use in the kitchen for my recipes. I bought a stand for it as well. My old free Google Fiber Nexus 7 tablet finally died due to battery issues (it blew up like a balloon). This is the first substantial Apple product I've ever owned (unless you count the first ever iPod made) and I am pleasantly surprised. I use Android exclusively in my life but I saw what a great price and size this iPad was and couldn't pass it up (especially because it was going to be a glorified recipe book). Besides I thought that if I didn't like the Apple experience it still wouldn't be a loss because a $50 tablet can be a kitchen recipe finder - this iPad just has a few extra perks so I could use elsewhere if need be. Setup was extremely easy even though I haven't logged into my @me.com address in literal years (nope I'm not that good, I had to reset my password haha). I like the big crisp display which is a huge change from my 8 year old Nexus tablet. I feel a little dumb at times not knowing the quirks of Apple products but I'm getting there. Everything is lightning fast to open and very smooth. I used the tablet for about 3 hours almost non-stop and the battery went from 92% to 82% which was an awesome surprise. I have all of my recipe bookmarks in Chrome and logging in/getting my bookmarks was not a painful process at all (I thought it would be). I'm just a little bit bummed that I can't make Chrome the default browser but considering I don't do my day-to-day in the iPad it's not a big problem. As long as I was able to use install and use Chrome. I installed some basic apps that I thought would look better in a bigger screen but still be mobile like WebToon, Discord, Duolingo, reddit, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and YouTube. They all work and look great. I can't compare this price point iPad with one that is more expensive but I can only imagine that a more expensive iPad is 10 times as smoother/nicer looking than this. I don't think I'll ever be able to find a flaw with it, especially with the way in which I use it. For my purposes I would recommend this iPad to anyone that asked. As always with everything in life, you get what you pay for. If you want better graphics pay more money.