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I just bought the same one yesterday and while it's still in the box because of my case and screen protector arriving, I can't wait to set it up because I am really sure it will last for years and never get slow. As a technology girl who knows everything tech, I can tell you that! I chose it because of its M1 chip which makes it as fast as the new colorful iMac 24" which has the same chip, and because I don't care about everything the iPad pro has, including the camera and screen size. It should also perform like the iPad pro, and the M2 iPad pro is not that good in my opinion because the M1 Pro is actually a better chip than the M2. Therefore I prefer M1, it'll still last long and be fast as it's still relatively new. My Windows computer is also not working properly anymore so this iPad will be a faster computer than it (M1 vs AMD Ryzen 3), on the go. I upgraded from the Tab A7 which I'm using while typing this comment because like I said, my accesories haven't arrived yet and it was really expensive so I don't wanna risk getting any scratches. It's a very valuable iPad and in my opinion will be better than the future Air 6 because it has little to no PWM which is good for your health and eyes (look it up if you want). If you'd like me to tell you what the iPad is like once I've protected it and set it up, let me know with a reply! If not, I hope that much has already helped you decide. I'd say get this iPad if you want a fast, reliable iPad but you don't care about the iPad pro. (That one has PWM except for the 2021 model) * I do recommend 256GB since my old tablet has 64GB and has filled up quite a lot! 64GB won't be enough because of apps advancing and getting bigger.

@@kiwi.kiwi. while I appreciate your reply very much, I actually already have an ipad pro, if you look at my question again, I was asking about the case. I’m thinking of getting this case but I’m not sure if I’ll be able to use it in the long term.

​@babystar613 I personally didn't choose such a case because the tablet relies solely on magnets. The case may not be so strong overtime and the iPad may become loose, there are risks to "open" cases like this one even though they may be seen as sturdy. It's not really a case as you only lay it down and think the magnets are handy, a case generally has its own actual case. You can't go wrong with a regular case in which you actually put the iPad inside of. You secure the iPad this way and it won't fall out and won't have any risks because of its borders and special fit. Mine only has a magnetic front which is nice as it keeps the front cover straight after use and also protects the screen a bit more by staying closed all the time. Make sure you choose a good quality case which wears down well too! Spigen and Fintie seem to be good choices.

in your dreams honey✨

@@kyujinannyeonghaseyoi sure do. Spent it all Im so excited! 😊😊😊😊.

i heard a paperlike screen protector is better because it feels like paper when writing, leaves no fingerprints and also reduces glare on your screen

⁠@@yeabandsthat's what I got.