Its lightness also makes it more mobile and this is something that most  iPad Mini review commentaries laud upon. With its 7.9 inches size, the Mini is good enough to hold using one hand so you can comfortably tap, point and slide on its screen. It is safe and comfortable to use around on the go, in the office, in the cafe, and yes, even as a camera without looking silly because you are not using a gigantic tablet as a concert camera. Its perfect size (not as big as the other iPad tabs but not too small like the Nexus) can also mean that the Mini can fit into one’s pockets just right. As mentioned in most  iPad Mini review sites, the Mini runs on dual core 1 Gig CPU. It has 512 RAM and performs well in various benchmarks. To the daily users like me, then then this  iPad Mini review would prove that the Mini is good enough because it can run well on my expectations without it being too expensive. It is fast enough for my needs but not too heavy on my pockets figuratively and literally. One weakness I have noticed and also mentioned in most  iPad Mini review sites, is its lack of the Retina display. But with its improved 163ppi density, the iPad Mini’s resolution is in its best form – it is graphically enticing as expected of most Apple devices. After all, one does not  need the Retina-sharp display everyday. Probably, the most saleable feature of the iPad Mini is its long battery life. Even with its small size and humble price, most  iPad Mini review sites boast of the Mini’s 12 hr 43 minutes battery life. This battery life is a breakthrough not just for iPad tabs but also for tabs of other brands. All these, together with the positive things they say at the other  iPad Mini review sites, I am convinced to finally let go of my hard-earned money and get myself an iPad Mini.