Had oven the ipad air, and ipad pro previous generation. This is a big update and worth the money. Thanks to Walmart, I could buy with discount even when it is just being launched. Very happy for the performance after 10 days of use, definitely recommend...

Great build quality. Purchased to replace a 2016 iPad Pro. Amazing difference in screen, power, and speed. My original iPad Pro has served me well for the last 6 years. The upgrade was definitely worth it after all of those years. Happy with the design and functionality of the iPad 11 inch pro 2021.

Love my iPad Price was great at sams Ordered online and received within a week

Great IPad. My wife loves it. Very fast and very powerful.

First iPad. Still learning how to use. Taking Apple classes. Love it so far, especially it's size. Has 256 memory

This iPad is amazing. I purchased it for home and work(Walmart) use. It is extremely fast and the battery last a while. The device is gorgeous like most apple products and is also light weight.

Expensive but an amazing piece of hardware. The build quality is exceptional, having Face ID makes signing in so easy. The lidar system is great for using to measuring things. Having the M1 chip in it will ensure this system is future proof. Nothing slows this thing down. Oh and having Wi-Fi 6 takes advantage of our home network. Plus Walmart had it on sale!

After shopping online for a newer iPad I found that the best price was the one for Sam’s I ordered online and since I’m not a plus member paid shipping of $5 and got it super fast

This 3rd generation is amazing and a major upgrade to the 2020 version. For the person who gave this 1 star, you clearly did not do your research. The (2021) 5th generation is for the 12.9" model only. The 11" model, which is what you wrote the review on, is only up to the 3rd generation in 2021 because that size was offered later than the bigger size.

My review has less to do with the iPad itself and more to do with the shopping experience. Unfortunately Walmart.com seems to have a ways to go as an Amazon wannabe. This iPad, while arriving functional, was evidently a refurb (or something similar) without the listing saying anything about that. It arrived in an unsealed box with some sort of confusing sticker attached as to what its condition was. Come on, Walmart!