Apple iPad 2017 - Gold 32 GB

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This guide is for users who own the Apple iPad (5th Generation, 2017) with Wi-Fi connectivity and 32 GB storage in Gold. It aims to help you effectively use your device for everyday tasks, media consumption, and light productivity, leveraging the intuitive iPadOS and Apple's robust app ecosystem. A key advantage is its user-friendly interface and portability; however, the 32 GB storage may be a limitation for users with extensive app libraries or large media collections.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Processor Family | Apple A9 |
| Internal Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Operating System | iOS |
| OS | iPadOS |
| Processor | Apple A |
| Device Network Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Series | 5th generation |
| Model Part Number | MPGT2LL/A |
| Brand | Apple |
This iPad (5th Generation, 2017) originally shipped with iOS and is fully capable of running iPadOS, upgradable to the latest version supported for its hardware, offering a dedicated tablet experience.
No, the Apple iPad 5th Generation (2017) does not support the Apple Pencil. Apple Pencil compatibility began with the 6th generation iPad (2018).
No, the internal storage (32 GB) of the iPad cannot be upgraded or expanded after purchase. It is fixed.
This specific model (MPGT2LL/A) is Wi-Fi only, meaning it connects to the internet via Wi-Fi networks and does not support cellular data.
To update your iPad's software, go to `Settings` > `General` > `Software Update`. Ensure your iPad is connected to Wi-Fi and has sufficient battery charge before starting an update.
This iPad features a 9.7-inch Retina display, known for its sharp text and vibrant colors.
To improve performance, regularly clear unused apps, move photos and videos to cloud storage (like iCloud Photos), and ensure your iPadOS is updated. Also, clear browsing data and app caches to free up space.
Ensure the iPad is charged by connecting it to power for at least 15-30 minutes. If still unresponsive, perform a force restart: Press and hold both the Home button and the Top (power) button until you see the Apple logo.
Go to `Settings` > `Wi-Fi` and turn Wi-Fi off, then on again. If the issue persists, forget the network and reconnect. Restart your Wi-Fi router and the iPad itself. Ensure you are within range of the Wi-Fi signal.
Delete unused apps (`Settings` > `General` > `iPad Storage`). Offload photos and videos to cloud services like iCloud or Google Photos. Clear app caches within the app settings if available, or delete and reinstall problematic apps. Regularly check `Settings` > `General` > `iPad Storage` to identify space-consuming items.
Close the app by swiping up from the bottom of the screen (or double-pressing the Home button and swiping up on the app preview). Reopen the app. Ensure the app is updated to its latest version via the App Store. If the issue continues, restart your iPad.
Check battery usage in `Settings` > `Battery` to identify power-hungry apps. Reduce screen brightness, enable Low Power Mode (`Settings` > `Battery`), disable Background App Refresh for non-essential apps (`Settings` > `General` > `Background App Refresh`), and ensure iPadOS is up to date.
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