5 iPad Limitations You Won’t Find On Android Tablets

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After all these years, the iPad can still be considered the peak of what a modern tablet can do. Though that doesn’t mean that it’s a perfect device. Having owned multiple iPads over the past decade, I’ve seen so many people switch to Android tablets for multiple reasons, including the iPad’s price, the lack of software customization, and the lack of an SD slot. Whatever the reason, the iPad still has limitations that Android tablets bypass, which is likely because it has a bigger market competition, and companies try to differentiate themselves by offering extra perks.

Even though Apple has done a pretty good job offering a wide range of iPad models in different price tags, from slightly over $300 on the base model to two versions of the iPad Pro costing a few thousand dollars in its most spec-up configuration. There are still several reasons that an Android tablet could be a safer choice for users who don’t want to spend as much as a MacBook Pro on a device that won’t be able to perform the same tasks as efficiently as one.