Which iPad

aayush

I am thinking of getting a iPad and wanted to get an use weather to go for apple or Samsung

As saw a Samsung one which takes call on iPad while it recharges as want it saw my son can use and the screen shoulda good size

InsideInsurance

Would probably help if you reworded your question as it really isnt clear what you are asking.

If you want an iPad then it has to be Apple as Apple is the only one to make iPads. Samsung's tablets are the Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Note

As to which is the best for you, well that depends on if there are any particular apps you want that may support only iOS or Android, if you want to buy into either the Apple or Android ecosystem etc. The overall capabilities of both brands are broadly similar

althas

Sorry a little clarity here

An iPad is an Apple product specific

Are you meaning a tablet computer? That is the generic name for that type of product

Can you answer a couple more questions please to help us. How old is your son, what will it be used for and what sort of budget is there?

Sorry for so many questions but the range of tablets is huge from <£100 to >£700 and everything inbetween. So there is a lot to choose from

Cisco001

1. What size?
2. What budget?
3. ios? Android? Windows?
4. Why do you need tablet to take calls?

aayush

althas wrote: »

Sorry a little clarity here

An iPad is an Apple product specific

Are you meaning a tablet computer? That is the generic name for that type of product

Can you answer a couple more questions please to help us. How old is your son,4 what will it be used learning for and what sort of budget is there?£ 400

Sorry for so many questions but the range of tablets is huge from <£100 to >£700 and everything in between. So there is a lot to choose from

Sons Age is 4

it will be used to for leaning and browsing web sites and if it can bed for other thing that as well

budget £500.

aayush

Cisco001 wrote: »

1. What size?
2. What budget?
3. ios? Android? Windows?
4. Why do you need tablet to take calls?

1 not to large and not to small


2 £500

3) Which ever is best

as that what the person said some people can not be with out there mobile

tyllwyd

I don't think anyone will be able to help you much on the internet. The best thing will be to go to a shop like PC World, where they can show you some different tablets and you can see which one you like best.

Captaincodpiece

aayush wrote: »

1 not to large and not to small


2 £500

3) Which ever is best

as that what the person said some people can not be with out there mobile

3) it's down to personal preference. There will be as many agree as disagree.

donny-gal

I would not spend that much on a Pad. 1 - They are constantly updating and will soon be out of date.
I think a child can easily handle a 7" one, 10" for bad eyesight, or oldies like me.
They are easily broken, both by dropping and the screen breaking, and the charging/connecting point being damaged by slight tugging when plugged in.
I took advice from here and recommended an Asus from Argus for £100, for my 12 year old great niece. She is delighted with it.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2449274.htm

It can load all the apps for educational games, and others from the Play Store, just don't tell him your password:eek:
DG

InsideInsurance

donny-gal wrote: »

I would not spend that much on a Pad. 1 - They are constantly updating and will soon be out of date

iPads are updated every 12 months, do you really think Android tablets are updated less often? :rotfl:

As to the OPs question, if you have money to burn then get an iPad as I personally think they are still the best tablets however if I had kids and was buying something for a 4 year old it certainly wouldnt be a £500 iPad but a much cheaper Android that I wouldnt care about if it got dropped and the screen broke etc

donny-gal

Inside Insurance - I didn't say iPad, but Pad, either sort.
DG