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Originally Posted by OtinG
One should try to see through others's eyes though. For example, if someone merely wants a terrific ebook reading iPad and won't use it for much else except perhaps web surfing, then the iPad mini 2 at around $100 or less is a heck of a bargain. For reading and web surfing you won't find a better screen. True the modern iPads have Display P3 screens, but that extra color space is overkill for reading ebooks. So it all depends on what tasks for which a person will use the iPad.
Personally I think trying to rate iPads or any other thing is ridiculous and impossible because no two people will ever have the same needs, wants, restrictions, et cetera.
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Yep, it all depends on what you are trying to do with the device. If syncing between devices wasn't so important to me, I might just use my kindle or Kobo rather than an iPad mini. If library management wasn't so important, then I might use the Kindle app or Books app rather than CC and Marvin.
I do think that dropping support for a device is a fairly significant issue, but I suppose that some may not feel the same way. Whatever works for you is the right choice in the long run.