Have you tried using the iPad to remote into your PC? That way you could make it a portable version of your computer. It’s worth a shot before selling. I know iPads aren’t for everyone, but they can do a lot of what laptops can. It might grow on you if you give it more time.
If you’re set on selling, expect to lose about 20-30% from what you paid. The price won’t drop too quickly until a new version is announced.
List it for $1250. If someone offers you $1000 or $1100, take it. Watch out for scammers and don’t use sketchy payment methods.
No pricing advice, but next time try buying from a place with a longer return policy. Best Buy and Costco both give you 90 days.
Maybe ask your friends if anyone is interested.
Try checking out Apple swap forums too.
Since it’s basically new, I’d say it’s worth the price before tax minus $100-$200.
Here’s a similar iPad on eBay. You can see what it’s going for there and use it as a reference:
I’d ask for $1200-$1300.
Stevie said:
I’d ask for $1200-$1300.
But honestly, you’re probably better off settling for $1100. A $500 loss is better than $600. Just get it over with.
If it’s the base model, you might be able to sell it for around $1100, and with the Magic Keyboard, maybe $1300-$1400.
Lennon said:
If it’s the base model, you might be able to sell it for around $1100, and with the Magic Keyboard, maybe $1300-$1400.
I wish. If I bought it new for $1200, I doubt I could sell it for more than that lol.