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Refurbished 12.9-inch iPad Pro

leemaree · 2022-01-10 20:14:17

I just want to hear peoples opinion about and iPad home button v an iPad that has no button. How does people navigate without it? Is it easy? I was thinking about buying a Refurbished 12.9-inch iPad Pro or at least a touchscreen one. So are thy easy to use?

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10-01-2022 9:14pm

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leemaree

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I just want to hear peoples opinion about and iPad home button v an iPad that has no button. How does people navigate without it? Is it easy? I was thinking about buying a Refurbished 12.9-inch iPad Pro or at least a touchscreen one. So are thy easy to use?

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#2 21-01-2022 11:44am
ablelocks

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I got an ipad mini 6 this week - no home button is not an issue, got used to it very quickly - just like using my iphone 12

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#3 24-01-2022 12:48pm
darragh o meara

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058227124/refurbished-12-9-inch-ipad-pro

It will take you all of about 5 mins to get used to the lack of a button. I had both and much prefer the buttonless version, better in every way.

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#4 10-02-2022 12:43pm
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I've a Gen3 iPad Pro 12.9 and it gets as much use now as my MacBook Pro - I've added the keyboard with the trackpad (not cheap) but its a joy to work on and the additional screen space makes it very usable

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