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Question: Should I purchase the extended warranty?
Document: I had to take it to the Apple store where they replaced it, but told me that the warranty began upon original purchase. The iPad was new,but had been purchased by the person who sold it to me. It all worked out, but be aware and ask about warranty info before purchasing to make sure you're covered. I don't think it was due to any wrongdoing or misrepresentation of the seller, just some due diligence.
When we took it in to the Apple store, I asked them to also check my iPod Touch, which was two years out of warranty and had become very temperamental and glitchy. They found a corrupted file on the iPod Touch and got it set up and working for me, and didn't charge anything. We have had good experiences with the iPad Air and are extremely happy with both of ours.
I ordered the iPad air from these guys expecting to receive the brand new factory sealed piece.Not an old, piece which has already had it's 90 day telephonic warranty expired.As it went for a gift, I can't just ask it back and return it to Amazon. I feel so embarrassed and cheated.
it needed warranty work.
However, when I travel, I will use a 5 oz cover or just a Smart Cover (3.5 oz).I know it can be dangerous, not using a case, but I am extremely careful and i bought the special Apple warranty. Besides, isn't the reason we spend so much on these because they weigh so little and are aesthetically pleasing?It is too beautiful to cover up.
Many of the young women referred to my iPad as an IPhone and didn&#8217;t have a clue how to help me.They are also expensive. I bought the 32GB version and thought it was a rip off to pay $100 for the extra 16GB.Now, my iPad Air is 3 months old and needs to be exchanged under warranty. After 10 minutes of use it can&#8217;t access the web anymore. Regardless of whether you use a browser or an app.
Apparently, Amazon is sandbagging the reviews here. My first review of the iPad Air was deleted. Ergo, I'll repeat my original statement.Nice tablet with a fatally flawed web browser problem. My iPad Air started with Safari crashing right out of the box. I put up with it for a month and then had it replaced by Apple under warranty, however, the problem continued. The experts at the Genius Bar said the problem would be fixed in iOS 7.1.
The free office app it comes with is more fleshed out than MS Office for the iPad and the extra screen real estate is a big bonus for anyone attempting real work on it. But for a guy like me the iPad has an easier to consume profile and that's what I really love about it.If you intend to buy this product however (the iPad Air) I HIGHLY recommend you buy the Apple care warranty. You will be extremely glad you did with this powerful but more fragile new version of the iPad.
I am sending it back. I wont buy another iPad from amazon though because what I have come to realize is that the warranty starts from the date the seller purchased the product meaning that I only have a few months left on this warranty. I'm just glad I figured this out sooner rather than later. Excellent product overall and great customer service from amazon in sorting out the issue.-Update- I have since received my refund and purchased a new iPad from Apple.
I really like the lighter weight and slightly smaller dimensions of the iPad Air. Holding the iPad with one hand for extended periods just got a lot less tiresome. It's surprising how much difference it makes. Performance seems about the same to me. I recommend the iPad Air to anyone who spends a lot of time on the move and holding it to read or work versus sitting it in a stand.
Answer: You get a year of service, and Apple is really cool about replacing anything that goes wrong in that time, especially if you're near an Apple store. I have had several iPads and had only one issue, which presented itself right away. Apple replaced it on the spot in the store. That being said, if you plan on having it for a few years, it may be something to consider. I'd say if you're only going to keep it 2 - 2.5 years before replace, don't get the warranty.