Testseek.com have collected 217 expert reviews of the Apple iPad 4 9.7 inch and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad 4 9.7 inch.
February 2013
(87%)
217 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Stunning screen, Excellent audio, Fantastic selection of apps, movies and music, Impressive build quality, Large battery
Charging takes time, Price, Weight
With this kind of processing power and all-round performance it's easy to see why the iPad is so popular. The benchmark has been set extremely high. Let's just hope its rivals aren't down and out already…Best tablets 2013Read our iPad Mini review Follow w...
New A6X processor is incredibly fast, Retina Display is still excellent, Battery Life even better than iPad 3, Lightning connector is better than old connector
Lightning connector require all new docks and cables, Still no expandable storage or other inbuilt connections
The new iPad with Retina Display is the best large tablet going with better battery life and performance than both the iPad 3 and the other large tablet competition. It also boasts the best build quality and the most comprehensive selection of truly table...
Abstract: The age-old battle of Microsoft vs Apple has been given a new lease of life, this time in the form of tablet PCs . The Microsoft Surface RT and Apple iPad are two of the most sought after tablets on the market, so naturally we wanted to see which one is b...
Abstract: With 4G connectivity the iPad 4 (full review here) is the quickest iPad yet and a solid choice for a tablet in which we can barely find fault. Here's our iPad with Retina Display video review. iPad with Retina Display: design and build The fourth-gen...
Faster graphics processor, better frontfacing camera, UKcompatible 4G connectivity and that same design we know and love.
This is the latest gadget from Apple to switch to the Lightning connector, making existing chargers and speakers incompatible
Same design, same weight, same display – this is a tweak to the existing iPad, which it has replaced, rather than an all-new machine. Not worth upgrading to unless you want the 4G speeds, but a great place to start if you don't have an iPad....
It’s daft to say Apple’s fourth-generation iPad is its best yet - how could it not be? If you're sure you want an iPad, fanboy or not, it's the one to go for. Still, there’s no need at all to upgrade if you have an iPad 3, of course - wait for the 5, ...
Retina display, A6X processor, Lightning connector, battery life, better Wi-Fi, 4G EE support
Heavy, big, mobile data support is £100 premium
The iPad 4 represents quite a modest improvement. Although it certainly is faster, iPad 3 owners are probably not going to feel the need to spend another £400. That said, if you're a first-time buyer, what are you waiting for - this is the best iPad ye...
Apple’s not tinkered with the formula much: the metal iPad 4G is the identical size to the third gen, and it’s all the better for it. This is the most polished, premium slate on the market, even if it’s not the lightest.The screen is the crown jewel though, and has to be seen to be believed. You cannot see individual pixels, which makes reading and surfing the web on the blindingly fast Safari an
You could argue that the new port on the bottom of the new iPad 4G is a downgrade: the smaller Lightning port is easier to use, but it does mean it won’t work with existing cables, docks and accessories. This might be less of an issue for the iPad than the iPhone or iPod touch however - it’s always been too big for most docks anyway - and Apple has made up for this change (which, let’s not forget
While the likes of Google, Asus and Samsung have been giving it a good crack lately, the Apple iPad remains the very best tablet you can buy today - and now that Apple’s got global 4G and its new Lightning port on board, don’t worry about an immediate ...
At present the iPad has the clear advantage in terms of apps - 275,000 vs 5,000. However, Microsoft has a massive developer base and the Windows RT ecosystem is set to grow.In terms of functionality and pricing there is not much to separate the devices...
