So, ipad 2 users, what are your upgrade/update plans?

[matthafer]

Yeah I updated my iPad too

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[dreamerdonkey]

Actually I fall in love with my iPad 2. Its a decent machine. And I customized it for my own. Right now its just like one of by body part. And I never thought about changing it (because its don't give any trouble yet.). So I think I will wait. Until something come up really great. Because retina display and new camera is not a good reason for upgrading a new one.

[MR1]

32 GB 3G Ipad works fine and is a keeper. I did get my wife a 16 GB Mini and must admit it is sweet and I'm jealous.

[s2mikey]

Actually I fall in love with my iPad 2. Its a decent machine. And I customized it for my own. Right now its just like one of by body part. And I never thought about changing it (because its don't give any trouble yet.). So I think I will wait. Until something come up really great. Because retina display and new camera is not a good reason for upgrading a new one.

Yeah, the camera or display never did enough for me to switch but the better processor and video performance is a little more intriguing. Still, I'm staying with what I've got. I'm the type to keep using something until it stops performing the tasks I ask of it. Or something like that. . By spring time we could have an iPad 5 out anyways.

[scifan57]

I have since purchased the iPad 3 and the mini, but I have no plans to get rid of my iPad 2.

[teralpar]

I got a iPad 2 back in December 2012, and loved it. Sold it a few weeks ago and purchased an iPad Mini last night (not sure if that counts as an upgrade). I think I love the Mini even more! Portability, better cameras, Siri, and for me the screen is clearer for reading my ebooks than it was on the iPad 2.

[Junior]

Kept my 64 GB 3G iPad 2 and then added a 64 GB LTE iPad mini over the holidays.

I like taking my mini with me when I leave the house. At home, I'll use both but I find myself leaning more towards the mini because it's easy to throw around.

[Dopplerup]

Had my iPad 2 (64Gb 3G) almost since they first came out and it has performed faultlessly, updates and all. It has become an essential part of my daily life and as long as the battery and system hang in there I will continue to use it with no plans for an upgrade.

[Asharp]

I'll probably get the iPad 5 when it's released. I've offloaded quite a few GB of documents from my library so I can continue using my iPad 2 without feeling cramped by storage limitations but I can't keep doing that forever. This is my year for my upgrade.

[s2mikey]

Had my iPad 2 (64Gb 3G) almost since they first came out and it has performed faultlessly, updates and all. It has become an essential part of my daily life and as long as the battery and system hang in there I will continue to use it with no plans for an upgrade.

I'm still doing the same thing. If I could just find a reason to upgrade. But, I cannot. The trusty iPad 2 keeps humming along and runs every app I need it to. The nice thing about not upgrading too frequently is that when you eventually do the changes are much more drastic and noticeable. That's why I know when I finally do get a newer iPad, it will be like starting completely over. How cool!