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Name: Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Blue (Unlocked)
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SKU: 6340498
Price: 899.99 USD
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Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Blue (Unlocked)

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QuestionCan this be used with T-Mobile?
Asked 2 years ago by stet.
- Answer I don’t see why not
  Answered 2 years ago by ANJURB123
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QuestionWhat does it mean "Unlocked"?
Asked 3 years ago by CB.
This question was asked about the related product: Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 chip Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Pink (Unlocked)
- Answer This refers to a cellular model that is set up such that the consumer can select carrier post-purchase. Because unlocked devices are paid in full at the time of purchase, a carrier cannot “lock” the iPad into their plan (until paid off) as they often do with installment agreements.
  Answered 3 years ago by WallyB
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QuestionCan I take the SIM card from my old iPad and insert into new iPad Air, or do I need to go to my carrier?
Asked 2 years ago by Musician.
This question was asked about the related product: Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Space Gray (Unlocked)
- Answer I would grab a new SIM, especially since there's new technologies in the new SIM cards that might supersede the one you already have and you would have better performance.
  Answered 2 years ago by Billr920
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QuestionCan this iPad be used internationally
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
This question was asked about the related product: Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 chip Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Purple (Unlocked)
- Answer Wifi will work no matter where you are in the world. As for cellular connection, that depends on which wireless companies are operating where you are traveling to. Depending on your current carrier, you might either be able to use the same sim card or have to transplant one from a carrier that operates where you will use it at...
  Answered 2 years ago by Sk3tchyIV
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QuestionWhat is the difference between iPad Air 10.9 5th generation and iPad 10.9 10th generation in function?
Asked 1 year ago by Joey123.
This question was asked about the related product: Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 chip Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Purple (Unlocked)
- Answer Not much difference. My 5th generation iPad was wearing out, had less memory & storage capacity. The battery was diminishing and the button function was giving me trouble. 10th generation iPad did away with the button at the bottom and uses a less troublesome top side button for functionality. It works better. Overall, I find them both very similar.
  Answered 1 year ago by KenR
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QuestionDoes the manufacture warranty cover screen damage?
Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.
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- Answer No
  Answered 1 year ago by JohnT
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Questioncan this ipad be activated at best buy when i pick it up or do i need to go to carrier to activate it
Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Best Buy activated it. No problem.
  Answered 1 year ago by kenr
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QuestionCan you record notes on this?
Asked 2 years ago by Shygirl.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 1 year ago by DhvaniB
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QuestionAlmost certain the answer is no but don't want to risk it. Buying as a gift and want the person to have the option to use cellular but they may choose not to incur the extra cost. Assume they can do everything they want as long as they have WiFi. Right?
Asked 2 years ago by KD.
This question was asked about the related product: Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Space Gray (Unlocked)
- Answer If you do not need the cellular, you do not have to activate it. I have an older cellular iPad that I only use on WiFi.
  Answered 1 year ago by JohnT
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Apple - 10.9-Inch iPad Air (5th Generation) M1 Wi-Fi + Cellular - 256GB - Blue (Unlocked)

Q: QuestionCan this be used with T-Mobile?

Q: QuestionWhat does it mean "Unlocked"?

Q: QuestionCan I take the SIM card from my old iPad and insert into new iPad Air, or do I need to go to my carrier?

Q: QuestionCan this iPad be used internationally

Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between iPad Air 10.9 5th generation and iPad 10.9 10th generation in function?

Q: QuestionDoes the manufacture warranty cover screen damage?

Q: Questioncan this ipad be activated at best buy when i pick it up or do i need to go to carrier to activate it

Q: QuestionCan you record notes on this?

Q: QuestionAlmost certain the answer is no but don't want to risk it. Buying as a gift and want the person to have the option to use cellular but they may choose not to incur the extra cost. Assume they can do everything they want as long as they have WiFi. Right?

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QuestionCan this be used with T-Mobile?

QuestionWhat does it mean "Unlocked"?

QuestionCan I take the SIM card from my old iPad and insert into new iPad Air, or do I need to go to my carrier?

QuestionCan this iPad be used internationally

QuestionWhat is the difference between iPad Air 10.9 5th generation and iPad 10.9 10th generation in function?

QuestionDoes the manufacture warranty cover screen damage?

Questioncan this ipad be activated at best buy when i pick it up or do i need to go to carrier to activate it

QuestionCan you record notes on this?

QuestionAlmost certain the answer is no but don't want to risk it. Buying as a gift and want the person to have the option to use cellular but they may choose not to incur the extra cost. Assume they can do everything they want as long as they have WiFi. Right?