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There are 16 FAQs for Baggage.
For travel not including destinations in the United States: If your itinerary includes flights operated by airlines other than Emirates, on the same ticket as your Emirates flights, different baggage rules may apply for these sectors.
For travel starting in the United States: different baggage rules may apply:
If your first flight is with Emirates, the Emirates baggage allowance policy will apply for the whole itinerary, including flights on other airlines.
The baggage policy that applies to your specific itinerary will be displayed during the booking process on emirates.com, and on your eticket receipt.
If another airline's baggage policy applies to your booking, any additional baggage allowance can be purchased from that airline only – discounts may apply for paying in advance or via the carrier's website.
If you have specific questions about another airline's baggage policy that are not covered during the booking process or on the eticket receipt, please contact the carrier directly for more information.
For travel to the United States: If your itinerary includes flights operated by airlines other than Emirates, on the same ticket as your Emirates flights, different baggage rules may apply for these sectors.
Depending on your route, your baggage allowance may be calculated by piece or weight.
On routes that include stops in North or South America your baggage allowance will be calculated by piece. You will be allowed a set number of items, each of which must weigh under a certain weight.*
If your travel starts in the United States and the first carrier on your booking is not Emirates, different rules may apply – learn more.
For all other routes, your baggage will be calculated by weight. You will be allowed to take any number of items with a combined total weight under an amount determined by your route, class and Emirates Skywards status.
Find the exact details of your baggage allowance for any flight by visiting the baggage allowance calculator.
If your itinerary includes flights operated by other airlines, different baggage rules may apply for these flights – learn more.
Emirates has one of the world's most generous baggage policies. Economy Class customers can check in 30kg, Business Class travellers 40kg and if you are flying First Class you can travel with 50kg of checked baggage. These weights do not apply to itineraries involving North or South America. Please check our baggage allowance calculator for restrictions and to find out which applies to you.
If you have calculated your allowance to be over 32kg (71lb), please note that Dubai Civil Aviation prohibits the acceptance of any one piece of baggage weighing more than 32kg (71lb), into, out of or via Dubai International Airport.
Checked baggage
Infant baggage allowances vary depending on whether the Weight Concept or Piece Concept applies.
Weight Concept:
Piece Concept:
One extra piece of baggage in addition to your usual baggage allowance, regardless of cabin class. This extra piece must be 23kg (50 lb) or less, with total dimensions (length + width + height) not exceeding 115 cm (45 inches).
Cabin baggage
Passengers travelling with infants in any class of service are also permitted one (1) handbag for infant food (weight must not exceed 5 kg/11lb) and other inflight necessities and one (1) fully collapsible stroller / carry-cot, as a carry-on item if cabin space is available or else as checked baggage in the hold.
First Class and Business Class
First Class and Business Class passengers are permitted two (2) pieces of carry-on baggage: one (1) briefcase plus either one (1) handbag or one (1) garment bag, all subject to the following size and weight limitations:
The weight of each piece must not exceed 7kg (15lb). While duty free purchases of liquor, cigarettes and perfume in reasonable quantities are also permitted in addition to the above, exceptions apply with new liquid restrictions in place.
Economy Class
Economy Class passengers are permitted one (1) piece of carry-on baggage, either a handbag or laptop bag, subject to the following size and weight limitations:
Weight must not exceed 7kg (15lb). Duty free purchases of liquor, cigarettes and perfume in reasonable quantities are also permitted in addition to the above.
Find out more about allowances for passengers travelling with infants.
For passengers boarding at airports in India, the total dimensions of the bag are not to exceed 115cm or 45.3 inches (length + breadth + height).
Exemptions may be granted for oversized hand baggage containing an item or items which are too large to fit within the permitted bag size and are valuable or fragile. Such oversized baggage shall be presented by the passenger for approval at check-in and at the screening point of examination.
'Wheelie' bags
Transiting or departing from Dubai
Items in excess of the maximum limitations above may not be permitted in the cabin on flights departing from Dubai. If cabin baggage is not accepted by Emirates ground staff a handling fee of AED 50 per item may apply. The baggage will be transferred to the aircraft hold and a checked baggage receipt will be issued.
Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAGs) in cabin baggage
In line with regulations recommended by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), the following LAGs (liquids, aerosols and gels) restrictions on cabin baggage apply for passengers boarding from or transiting through various other international airports, including Dubai:
All liquids, gels and aerosols, pastes, lotions, creams, drinks and other items of similar consistency must be in containers with a capacity no greater than 100ml. Those carried in containers larger than 100ml will not be accepted, even if the container is only part-filled.
These containers must be placed in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag of a maximum capacity not exceeding one (1) litre. Larger bags or bags that are non-sealable, such as fold-over sandwich bags, are not allowed.
The containers must fit comfortably within the transparent plastic bag, which is to be completely closed.
The plastic bag is to be presented for visual examination at the screening point. Only one transparent plastic bag per passenger will be permitted.
Exemptions will be made for medications, baby milk / foods and special dietary requirements. Appropriate and proportionate means of verifying the nature of such items will need to be available.
To facilitate screening and avoid a cluttered X-ray image, such plastic bags should be presented apart from other cabin baggage, coats, jackets and laptops for separate X-ray screening.
Passengers transiting in countries adhering to these measures may not be able to take duty free liquid goods past the transit security check.
Note the following: if you are transiting/connecting through Bangkok/Singapore/Kuala Lumpur (BKK/SIN/KUL) and have to exit the aircraft and then re-board to continue, these airports now have strict LAGS rules in place and will remove liquids during transit.
Security Tamper-Evident Bags (STEBS)
LAGs in any volume, purchased at airport retail outlets (e.g. Dubai Duty Free) or on board the aircraft, will not be allowed through security screening points, unless they:
These bags, which have not yet been standardised internationally, are for the use of passengers who purchase LAGS at airport Duty Free or other outlets and will be in transit to their next destination. Once sealed, the bags cannot be opened and then re-sealed without obvious indications.
Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAGs) US bound
US bound passengers travelling on direct Emirates flights departing from Dubai International Airport to the USA are permitted to carry LAGs items purchased from Duty Free Shops inside Dubai International Airport concourse irrespective of quantity and volume, as cabin baggage.
Upon arrival in the US, the passengers would need to place any items over 100ml in their checked baggage for any onward US domestic/international flights.
All cabin baggage must be of a size that fits under the seat in front of each passenger or in one of the overhead lockers. The placement of bags, briefcases, or other items behind passengers' legs is not permitted, and it is essential that cabin baggage does not obstruct aisles or emergency exits, as this is forbidden by the Civil Aviation Authority.
Of equal importance is a limitation on weight, which helps minimise the risk of injury to passengers, should a bag fall from an overhead locker.
For safety reasons, it is Emirates policy, not to carry any baggage on passenger seats. Only musical instruments, diplomatic bags and valuables may be carried in this manner.
If you cannot find your baggage at the terminal, go to the baggage services desk at the airport. It can usually be found in the customs hall, near the baggage claim area.
There, you need to fill out a Property Irregularity Report. This report contains a unique reference number, which enables Emirates to trace your baggage. You may view the status of your report at any time by entering your reference number here. The more information you can give us about your baggage – colour, make, identifying marks, etc. – the better.
If you have left the airport without filling out a report, you must contact your local Emirates office within 21 days to file any claim.
When your baggage has been received, we will advise you immediately and arrange a convenient time for delivery.
If your baggage has been damaged in transit, you need to file a claim before you leave the airport by approaching the nearest Emirates representative or the baggage services desk. This can usually be found in the customs hall, near the baggage claim area.
If you have left the airport without filing a claim, you must contact your local Emirates office within 7 days.
Occasionally, a bag may be delayed and subsequently delivered in a damaged state. In these cases, please contact Emirates.
Emirates strongly urges you to check the baggage rules of each airline you plan to travel with.
If your travel starts with another airline that connects on to an Emirates flight, please contact that airline for their policy on the through-checking of baggage.
Depending on how their tickets were purchased and systems available at the airport, passengers travelling on Emirates and connecting to another airline may or may not have their baggage checked through for their flights. Please check with your local Emirates office.
Where the through-checking of baggage is not available between Emirates and the other airline, please ensure that enough time is allowed between the arrival at the airport, collection of baggage, clearance of immigration and customs, and check-in for the onward flight, as well as any potential delays, in order avoid the inconvenience and costs of a missed flight.
Passengers with special requirements are entitled to certain additional baggage allowances, free of charge but subject to the following limitations:
Emirates has specific allowances and rules for certain types of sporting equipment, listed below. For information on travelling with other sporting equipment, particularly sporting weaponry, please contact your local Emirates office, as other rules may apply.
Note: if your itinerary includes flights operated by other airlines, different baggage rules from the below may apply for these flights. For information on specific allowances for sports equipment, please contact us or the airline in question.
Golf equipment
For tickets issued on or after 1st March 2014, a golf bag may be carried as part of your free checked baggage allowance and will be subject to excess baggage charges if overweight.
For tickets issued prior to 1st March 2014, one set of golf clubs and one pair of golf shoes may be carried free of charge per passenger in any class of service on any Emirates flight. Passengers who carry a second set of golf equipment will be charged normal excess baggage fees if it exceeds the baggage allowance.
Bicycles will be treated as part of your baggage, and will incur excess baggage charges if necessary.
Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus – SCUBA
SCUBA equipment normally consists of diving suits, flippers, masks, snorkels, buoyancy control devices and so on. If air bottles are also carried, they must be emptied.
As per the IATA regulations, SCUBA equipment is subject to normal excess baggage charges, if it exceeds the free baggage allowance.
Sporting weapons and ammunition
Firearms designed for sporting purposes, such as target pistols and rifles, air guns, safari rifles, hunting rifles, etc., may be carried as checked baggage on Emirates flights under the following conditions:
The firearm must be completely unloaded and, if possible, dismantled and packed inside a suitcase or standard gun case.
The carriage of any type of firearms, ammunition and explosives, including items containing explosives, must be approved by Emirates no less than three days before your flight. Please contact your nearest Emirates office to start the approval process. Please allow extra time for public holidays and weekends in your country of residence and the UAE.
Ammunition must be securely stored in a strong, sealed box packed inside a suitcase and surrounded by other contents. The suitcase must not bear an 'Explosive' label.
The maximum gross weight of the ammunition carried by any single passenger is 5kg (11lb). Passengers travelling in groups must carry ammunition in their own separate bags, with no single bag carrying more than the 5kg (11lb) limit.
The following special conditions apply to passengers wishing to carry firearms on flights into or through Dubai:
Passengers who wish to bring firearms and ammunition into the UAE must obtain prior clearance from UAE Customs and the UAE Ministry of Defence. To obtain this clearance, passengers must contact these government departments directly.
For transfer and transit passengers who are connecting to onward flights, prior clearance to travel with firearms and ammunition must be obtained from the Dubai Airport Police Department and the Department of Civil Aviation.
Ski equipment
Ski equipment can be carried as part of your normal baggage allowance. However, in some situations additional charges may apply when checking in ski equipment – please contact your local Emirates office for more information.
A set of snow ski equipment may consist of:
one pair of skis, one pair of ski poles and one pair of ski boots, or
one snow board and one pair of boots
A set of water ski equipment may consist of:
one pair of standard water skis, or
one slalom water ski
Please note – different rules apply for ski equipment when travelling to or from the North or South America.
Other sports equipment
Emirates will accept wind surf boards, surf boards, kite surfing equipment, kayaks, body boards, pole vault or other sporting equipment as checked baggage and part of your standard baggage allowance, provided:
They are less than 300cm (10 feet) in length.
Any sails are detachable and collapsible.
It is appropriately packed in a hard-shell packing case. If not a Limited Release will be required.
For surf boards, the following precautions must be taken:
Fins should always be removed, or, if they cannot be removed, should be firmly packed with polystyrene foam.
Both nose and tail should have bubble-wrap or neoprene foam attached for protection.
The rails (sides of the board) should have cardboard down the sides to absorb shock.
The board should be packed in a properly padded surf-bag.
Items up to 400cm (13 feet) in length may be accepted in exceptional cases. Please contact your local Emirates office for details at least seven working days prior to travelling with such items. Items exceeding the above limit must be referred to Emirates SkyCargo. If the free baggage allowance is exceeded, normal excess charges apply.
For sports equipment other than that mentioned above, there is no special baggage allowance. Should your overall baggage weight or amount exceed the normal free allowance, excess baggage rates will apply. Please contact your local Emirates office for information on excess baggage rates.
The charge for snow and water ski equipment carried as excess baggage is 33% of the standard excess baggage charge for the first set of ski equipment beyond the free two pieces of baggage. For additional sets, the normal charges apply.
Rescue equipment (including avalanche rescue equipment)
Rescue equipment is considered normal baggage and will incur normal excess baggage rates if in excess of your baggage allowance. All equipment must conform to the Dangerous Goods Regulations. Contact your local Emirates office for details.
Animals are not permitted in the cabin of Emirates flights, with the exception of falcons between Dubai and certain destinations in Pakistan, and Guide Dogs for the Blind – please see our information on passengers with special needs.
All other animals must be transported according to regulations specific to your route:
Emirates charges normal excess baggage rates for animals transported as checked baggage, based on the combined weight of the animal(s) and container. These charges apply in all cases, even when no other checked baggage is being carried.
For routes where the Piece Concept applies, the charges for the animal(s) and container will be twice the normal excess baggage charge per container. These charges will apply in all cases, even when no other checked baggage is being carried.
Additional information for transporting animals with Emirates
There are some restrictions as to which animals can be transported with Emirates. All animals listed under CITES, including pets, must be transported as cargo. Further restrictions, including import bans, apply to certain species of cats and dogs – please contact your local Emirates office for more information on restricted species.
Animals, which can be accepted as baggage as per the rules above, but with a total journey time exceeding 17 hours must also be carried as cargo. Due to high heat and humidity in the UAE, no birds (except some falcons) can be accepted for transit via Dubai as checked baggage or cargo between 1st May and 30th September.
The minimum connecting time for animals transiting Dubai and carried as baggage may be no more than six hours; if the minimum connecting time is more than six hours animals will be accepted for transportation as cargo only.
All animals accepted for transportation with Emirates must have a valid Import permit issued by the destination country and a valid health certificate (including any applicable vaccination records).
Certain countries, however, restrict importation of animals as baggage. Please contact your local Emirates office for more information.
For animals travelling with Emirates a 24-hour emergency contact number and the optimum temperature requirement must always be shown on the animal's travel container.
Emirates will not accept a pregnant animal for transportation if it is beyond one third (1/3) of its normal gestation period or has given birth within 48 hours of travel.
There is no special free baggage allowance for the carriage of musical instruments. Musical instruments can be carried on Emirates flights in three different ways:
Please note that certain specific conditions and limitations on the options outlined above apply to particular musical instruments. If you have any questions regarding a musical instrument with which you intend to travel on an Emirates flight, please contact your local Emirates office or your travel agent to review these conditions and limitations.
Dangerous Goods are articles or substances that may pose health and safety hazards to its passengers or potentially damage the aircraft. They are also referred to as restricted articles, hazardous materials and dangerous cargo. Transportation of such goods is primarily regulated by Civil Aviation Regulations. Goods falling under the category of Dangerous Goods are not allowed in passenger or crew-checked baggage or cabin baggage, with some exceptions.
Download the list of Dangerous Goods (PDF), to learn what is permitted in luggage, and what you need to declare at the airport.
Please note – in some countries, lithium batteries as found in laptops, mobile phones and other portable electronic devices, are now considered dangerous items, and may be banned from checked baggage.
Countries that enforce this rule currently include China. Before you travel, please contact your departure airport or your local Emirates office for more information.
In line with international regulations, Emirates offers free baggage allowances based on either the weight or piece concept, depending on specific routes.
Weight concept:
The standard free baggage allowance for all other Emirates destinations (excluding North and South America) as per the weight concept is 50kg for First Class, 40kg for Business Class and 30kg for Economy Class.
Piece concept:
The standard free baggage allowance for flights operating to or from North or South America is determined for each single piece of luggage. For piece concept journeys, total dimensions (length + width + height) of each piece must not exceed 158cm (62 inches). For Economy passengers with two pieces of luggage, the total combined dimensions of both pieces should not exceed 273cm (107 inches). Please check the table below for piece concept weight limitations. Customers with baggage exceeding these dimensions will be charged an additional fee. Individual items with total dimensions exceeding 203 cm (80 inches) cannot be transported as checked baggage, and must be sent as cargo or freight.
For travel on Emirates to or from North and South America, the piece concept applies on the entire ticketed journey. Excess baggage will be charged at the point of baggage acceptance up to the tagged destination. If your journey involves a stopover, the excess baggage will be charged from the stopover point to the final destination at piece concept rates.
However for travel on Emirates from Australia or New Zealand to the USA which includes a sector in North or West Africa, the weight concept will apply for the entire ticketed journey.
Free baggage allowance for infants:
Passengers with infants are allowed an additional bag up to 10kg (22lb) that may not exceed 55 x 38 x 20cm (22 x 15 x 8 inches) in size where the weight concept applies, or one piece of up to 23kg (50lb) and with total dimensions (length + width + height) not exceeding 115cm (45 inches) where the piece concept applies.
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Soybeans Oil is exempt from being labeled as a soy allergen according to U.S. labeling laws. There are only slight traces of the soy protein present to trigger a reaction, however people who are allergic to soy should use caution and check with their allergist before consuming this product.
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- Calories 120.0Calories from Fat 25.0
- Total Calories 1080Total Calories from Fat 225
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Back in October Apple introduced the iPad mini. We posted our iPad mini review, of course, and you told us how you felt about it in our iPad mini forums. But that was first blush. That was the romance and judgement of something new. It's been 4 months now. It's been a third of a year with a smaller, lighter form factor, and a non-Retina display. So it's time for a checkpoint. How has the iPad mini held up? If we dismissed it before, has it grown on us? If we embraced it, have we fallen out of love? How are we using, or not using, the iPad mini now, some 4 months later?
I don't actually own an iPad mini, but we do have one in our household and so I have used it quite a bit. My first impression of the iPad mini still stands 4 months later -- I like it. As soon as I saw it revealed, I loved the thinness of it and the smaller size too.
Having now used it, I do feel that it is just a bit small for my personal needs; I watch a lot of video on my iPad 2 and take a lot of handwritten notes which is much easier to do on the larger screen. Having said that, the portability of the iPad mini is a really attractive option.
I will be replacing my iPad 2 when the next generation devices hit the market this year and I will have an important decision to make then. The whole Retina debate doesn't bother me all that much but if the rumors are true, both devices will have it then anyway. The iPad mini is an awesome iPad there is no question about it but it may just be too small for me!
I picked up an iPad Mini on launch day and immediately fell in love. It's not a perfect tablet - there is no such thing - but I think it might very well be the best tablet out there.
I've already decided that come next generation I'll be grabbing a larger storage, LTE-enabled version and it's going to replace my in-car GPS (an aging and cranky TomTom unit - so sue me, I'm old fashioned) and my Verizon MiFi. I'm all for cutting back on the number of devices I carry around, and if I can take three devices and turn them into one, so much the better. I'm so much in love with my iPad Mini that I want it to do everything. That's the mark of a good product, no?
When I first purchased an iPad mini, I really wasn't too sure how I would take to using it in my everyday workflow. My iPad 3 had always done well for me and I didn't really see myself replacing it this early in its lifecycle. I figured if I didn't use the iPad mini, I could always sell it.
After a few months, I actually find myself using both iPads regularly. My iPad 3 now stays at my office and gets used strictly as a point of sale and work tablet. I'll take it with me to Starbucks occasionally in order to get some writing done but now that keyboard cases are available for the iPad mini as well, that may change -- the mini is much easier to carry around.
While at home, I never really used my iPad 3 a whole lot. I do find myself using my iPad mini quite often though. The size is perfect for reading and lounging. I just always found my standard-sized iPad not as convenient for casual browsing and always ended up using my iPhone. Now, unless I need to make a call, my iPhone typically goes on the charger once I get home, and I pick up my iPad mini to relax.
Everyone's mileage may vary and most people certainly won't have a need to use two iPads on a regular basis but the iPad mini will fit many people's needs just fine for the price and the size.
When the iPad mini was first announced, I was excited about a smaller, lighter, more portable iPad, but since it wasn't given a Retina display, I assumed I would only be my "purse iPad". When I picked mine up at the Apple Store, my first thought was "the cutest iPad, yet!", but I still didn't see myself choosing it over the gorgeous screen of my iPad 3 while at home.
I was totally wrong. In fact, I rarely use my iPad 3 these days. Yes, the screen is far superior on the iPad 3, but the size and weight of the iPad mini wins me over every time. It's perfect.
The iPad mini is also perfect for my 2-year-old daughter. For younger kids, iPads are easier to use than iPhones and iPod touches, but have always been a little heavy for them to handle. The iPad mini, however, is just right. It offers developing motor skills a larger screen without too much added bulk.
The iPad mini is the best iPad I've ever owned.
I loved the iPad mini when I first got it. Cute. Portable. Light. What's not to love? However, over time, I've stopped using it almost completely. When I want to work, I want my 11-inch MacBook Air. From writing to surfing the web, I want a real, old-school computer to help me get things done. And because of its size, it's almost as portable as a full-sized iPad anyway. When I want to game or do light work, I go to my iPad 3. The bigger screen is just better for gaming, better for surfing, and better for typing. When I want to be mobile, I go to my iPhone. As well as an iPad mini fits into a pocket or purse, the iPhone fits even better.
So, between my MacBook Air, iPad 3, and iPhone, there just wasn't any place in my life for the iPad mini.
When Apple announced the iPad mini, I thought the lack of Retina display would be a deal-breaker for me. I'm a design diva and I was sure 163ppi would be like sandpaper on my pupils. During the course of my initial iPad mini review, however, I found out I was wrong. Most of the time, after a few moments, I didn't even notice the lack of Retina. Aside from small text, I grew to barely notice it at all. I was too busy doing stuff.
The big boy iPad was always a laptop or tabletop device for me. I carried it in my bag to use as a mobile hotspot for my MacBook, and I pulled it out and sat up with it to read, watch videos, and otherwise enjoy myself when I wanted to relax. But I couldn't use it in bed -- it was heavy enough to tire my arms and dent my face -- or while walking around, Star Trek crewmember-like.
The iPad mini isn't. Because it's lighter and smaller, it's even better to keep in my bag as a mobile hotspot, and even better to use while lying down and walking around. I've even used the iPad mini as a phone, not as ideally as my iPhone, but more than well enough.
I've grown to use the iPad mini as my primary tablet. I use it for everything now, from surfing the web to gaming to reading to light blogging... you get the idea. There are only 3 things I still break out the iPad 4 for: reading comic books, which are designed for a size closer to the iPad 4's screen, watching epic-level video, which is more engrossing at a larger size, and for those rare occasions when I want to travel and get a good amount of work done without a laptop.
If I weren't still bound to my MacBook Pro. If I didn't still use Photoshop and Final Cut Pro far too much to cut my truck cord any time soon, I might find the full-sized iPad a better replacement. With my current use case, however, as something I need to fill the gap between laptop and phone, the iPad mini remains my go to.
Head on over to the iPad mini forum and give us your 4-months later review. We'll pick a few of the best ones and feature them on the blog this Saturday. The more opinions, the better, so hurry on over!
It's the absolute hands down best computing device I've ever owned.
I bought iPad4 because of the retina display, but I am of envy with the iPad mini with its size and Plus Portability factor.
I would totally agree with you on that. I have had both the iPad 4 and mini. I ended up staying with the iPad 4 but I do miss my iPad Mini. Maybe I will who knows.
This is by FAR my favorite tablet I've owned (and I've had iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3, HP Touchpad, Samsung Galaxy Tab 7, Galaxy Tab 7 Plus, Blackberry Playbook, Motorola Xyboard 8.2, HTC Evo View 4G, and a Nexus 7)!
My wife and I both have iPad Mini's, and for personal use, I don't see either of us ever going back to the larger, regular iPad (However, I could see the larger screen being more useful for some people who are in an office situation). The lack of retina hasnt bothered me at all.
My only "complaint" (if you can call it that) is that the processor in the mini seems a bit laggy in comparison to my iPhone5; But I am nit-picking here.
I will likely pick up the 2nd generation Mini as well, mainly for a faster processor. If it has retina too, then i guess that's great... as long as the battery life and weight don't suffer.
I have owned an ipad 3 for about a year now and I really like it. A couple of weeks I bought my girlfriend an ipad mini and I have to say that I'm thinking of selling my own ipad and buying the mini instead. It's portability is probably the number one reason I like the ipad mini so much. Yes, I could wait until later in the year for the proposed "retina display " version but to be honest the current one's screen is pretty good already. The ipad mini will pick up even more traction as the year goes on, leaving the ipad in its wake.
My first iPad was the Mini a few months ago. 3 Weeks ago my wife wanted the mini, so i bought an iPad4. How do i get the mini back from my wife????? I played with the mini last night and miss the lightness and the ability to hold it with 1 hand without getting cramps.
take the 4 back to the Apple Store and trade it??
When I first saw the iPad 1, I thought "Wow that's small." Now that I've used the iPad mini for a few months, when I lift an iPad 4 I think "Wow that's huge. And heavy."
As for Retina / non-Retina, I don't think the iPad mini needs a Retina display for readability or for beautiful graphics. It will be interesting to see what Apple does with the next iPad mini. Do they keep it at 1x resolution and drop the price? Or do they go Retina and keep the price the same (or raise the price)?
I just bought one this past weekend. I thought the lack of retina display would in fact be a dealbreaker, but I picked it up, started using it and fell in love. It is so much more portable. Don't get me wrong, the minute the next iPad Mini is released with retina display, I'm all over it. But until then, I'm certainly enjoying my current iPad Mini.
Looks like I'll be more contrarian than what's been posted in the article + the comments. I have an iPad 3rd Generation and bought an iPad mini for my young son/wife to use. As it turns out, I've used the iPad mini more than either of the two in my family.
I like it a lot; but I've found myself wanting to use the 3rd gen iPad more than the mini. Perhaps it's because I've turned into a "Retina Display Snob" (I also have an iPhone 5 & a high res, though not true Retina, MacBook Pro), but given the choice I wish to use the full-sized iPad over the mini every time.
If the full-sized iPad could be as thin & light as the mini but still Retina, I'd be interested. But for watching video, looking at photos, and getting work done, I prefer the full-sized iPad. I do find typing in portrait mode easier on the iPad mini, I'll give it that; and video/photos still look great on the mini. But after using the mini for extended periods, the smaller size/lighter weight falls to the wayside and I long for the Retina display.
"No, sir. . . I don't like it." The screen is too small for me; it's too hard to tap certain screen elements, such as short entries in the Bookmarks Bar in Safari. Can't wait for the iPad 5 to come out, at which time I will return to the full-size iPad.
i was not sold on a mini but after using one in the store it's growing on me. I don't care about retina.
I've gone back and forth on buying a Mini since they came out. I have an iPad 3 and an iPod Touch so I feel like I can wait until the Mini 2 comes out. I've played with the Mini at the Apple Store and i'm really impressed with the form factor of the Mini so I will be getting one in the future.
After playing with the mini for a while at my local Apple Store I wanted to sell my iPad_3. The mini is just so much better for one-handed use like reading. I will probably end up trading into one if a still-lightweight Retina version comes out.
The iPad mini is the first tablet I have ever owned and it actually made me want a tablet for the first time in my life.. I always had it in my head that your smartphone can do what these so call "tablets" can do but boy was I wrong.. I got my first iPod 2 years ago which was the iPod touch 4th gen and over time I started wanting a bigger screen to do all my reading and video watching, when the iPad mini was announced I thought here's my chance get the mini it's what you should have.. I love my decision, traded in my iPod touch for the mini same size 32gb and loving every inch of this device. I recently purchased the iPod nano 7gen for music in my car and workouts.. The mini is a EXCELLENT device and I don't care about retina display or anything it's fine the way it is.. Worth every penny!
Going forward.. there are now "Two Classes" of iPad.. The Mini will not get a Retina display in 2013.. It will happen in 2014 / 2015 when battery technology advances enough to fit inside the current dimensions of the Mini without adding thickness and weight but also provide the same 9 - 10 hrs of batterylife we currently enjoy (Remember a Retina Display Mini would have to push 3.1 Million Pixels as opposed to the current 756k of Pixels the Mini's battery has to push now) And it will always be a generation or two behind the Flagship iPad or otherwise it make no sense to have them both for sale with equal specs and one selling for $170.00 cheaper (Starting Point) than the other.. I currently own a 64gb Black Slate Mini and it's still a fun device. Screen quality is within acceptable limits.. but I must admit, after spending some time messing with a 4th-Gen iPad, even my Middle-Aged eyes could tell a difference.. I am jailbroken and there are tweaks that can speed up the transistions while moving around in iOS considerably.. enough so that you'd think you had a major processor upgrade ( as fast as an iPad 4 ) so the Mini still does the job for me.. for now..
I for one am axiously awaiting a Redesigned 5th Generation iPad ( Slightly thicker Mini frame design ) with an A7X Quad-Core CPu / Octacore GPu pushing iOS 7 and weighing around 1lb.. And I think Apple is primed to release just such a device.. And it will be Glorious. Hey Santa.. Ya Listening?
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Still waiting for the iPad Mini with retina display.
We have 3 full-size iPads in the house (I'm a developer) but the iPad mini wins for many tasks.
I agree we probably won't see a retina mini this year, unless there's some major change in battery tech. The mini's main advantage is its weight and its would lose a lot of that benefit if its weight were increased by a stonking great battery.
iPad Mini proved too small for me. I used it exclusively for a good three weeks, but realized my full-size iPad was a much better fit. Retina display - or lack thereof - had nothing to do with it. The only thing I enjoyed better on the Mini was reading a book, but with already having a Kindle, couldn't justify keeping the Mini around simply for reading. I do like the form factor better than the full-size iPad though and hope the next version of the full size incorporates the Mini look.
I know I'd love a mini but just can't justify it. I need the larger iPad, mainly for public speaking and lecture notes. That and the iPhone 5 will have to do me for now.
I traded in my iPad 3 for a mini. I love it, the size, the weight are perfect for me. I do miss retina display and also really miss the faster CPU and Ram. when the next model comes out with the iPad 4 specs I will buy it in a heart beat.
Like many of you, I watched the Keynote when the mini was unveiled and instantly started thinking of reasons to justify getting one. I owned a first gen iPad and used it all the time, but the lack of iOS 6 support and lack of camera were starting to wear on me slightly. Luckily I received a mini (wifi+cellular) for christmas and fell in love the moment I held it. I literally use it for everything now. The only thing that keeps me from ditching my mac mini altogether is my use for Handbrake and storing my movie library. However, using LogMeIn and RemoteHD apps prevent the need to actually sit in front of the mac mini.
The mini is too small for me in every way. Causually and professionally. I don't particularly like the smaller (ipad specific) touch targets and find myself having to "zoom" in Safari quite often. Even when whiteboarding or taking notes at work, I prefer the larger screen area for content. I'll take a lighter iPad Senior any day of the week.
The iPad Mini is the first iPad I've owned. It replaced my Asus Transformer, which was a decent tablet at first, but subsequent updates seemed to slow down considerably. As I'd replaced my Android phone with an iPhone in September I decided to try the Mini as a Christmas gift to myself and frankly I couldn't be happier with it's performance. It has replaced my laptop for everything but remoting into my office. I find the screen more than adequate for browsing the web, reading my RSS feeds and keeping up with Facebook. I recently traveled for work and watched quite a bit of video on the plane and at the hotel and the picture was great. I might eventually upgrade to a Retina model if one becomes available, but it's not something I feel I'm missing. This is just a great tablet all-around and I'm very happy with my purchase.
Except for the comic book comment, I haven't seen much reviews of the mini for magazine reading. I love that, thru my library (via Zinio), I can get a bunch of great mags (Nat'l. Geographic, Rolling Stone, The Nation, Smithsonian, etc.) and find that that I prefer reading them (on iPad3) as mag pages, with perhaps of touch of zoom (my eyes are pretty good) rather than using the "text" feature. I haven't tried, but can't imagine that working for me on the mini, even if they Retinize it this year. Anyone have experience with magazines on the mini? The size seems great.. I'm hoping the next iPad drops some weight and width to be easier to hold.
I use Zinio on my iPad Mini and depending on the article I go back and forth from text only and zooming in and out of its regular layout. It isn't much of an inconvenience for me.
I had exactly the same reservations as you Rene. When coming from an iPad 3 and being used to the brilliant retina screen and then going to a non-retina screen seemed idiotic at first.
But after I got to use a demonstration model at a store, I was actually quite impressed with the screen, the overall speed and of couse the weight of the mini.
That convinced me enough to get one and I barely use my iPad 3 since then.
And when the next iPad mini has a retina screen (like we all know it will), that just makes it come that much closer to it being the perfect tablet.
I love my iPad. I am so glad I decided to sell my Asus Transformer Prime and buy the iPad mini.
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We got iPads as soon as they came out. Revolutionary to be sure. We got iPad2 units to round out our educational program. Spent the first semester teaching in an iPad 1:1 school - finally looked to find out these were iPad Retinas. It's not evident in everyday use. Just got a Mini. Hands down the best form factor for a tablet. I keep it with me, can leave my MacBook behind for meetings, trips, most everything except web editing and a few particular sites. My iPhone is now relegated to phone (what a concept) and GPS unit. Typing for me is no worse than an iPad.
I jumped on the first iPad and owned it for a few years. After it became outdated I passed it on to my 13 year old cousin and bought myself a Nexus 7 and what a mistake that was. I handed my Nexus 7 to my mother (who only uses it to read) and went out and purchased a white 32GB iPad Mini LTE for Verizon, I can tell you I haven't looked back. Its by far the best tablet I've ever owed, the weight and size combination has made it a mainstay in my daily bag. I used to use my iPhone for everything let it be news, games, sending emails to professors etc.. and after the iPad mini came its been relegated to just a phone and a GPS, also occasionally playing Dots.
Have Ipad 2 & 3. Bought the Ipad Mini, tried it for 2 weeks and returned it. The only issue was it was too small for what I like- for internet, games, email, and as an e-reader. And, my vision is excellent. It's just too small for working with it for hours at a time, at least for me. I'll stick with the current size screen, have everything Apple (desktop, laptops, iPhone 5) but this one is not a "fit" for me.....
I'm looking forward to a smaller, thinner, lighter 9.7" iPad myself!
I got my white 32g iPad mini as a birthday present to myself, having 3 apple laptops and the iPhone 5 I'm apple mad and wanted the iPad mini to add to my apple family, I didn't think I'd use it as much having the phone and my main MacBook for searching the web, I got it mainly for storage for movies on the go and round the house but after a week it became the centre of my digital world, it goes everywhere with me all of the time, I use it constantly watching TV, watching movies, reading books, playing games, listening to music, social networking and searching the web. I hardly touch my MacBooks any more and my iPhone only gets used to call and txt, I used to use my iPhone for all the things I use my iPad for now. Best apple iv ever bought its defiantly paid for its self 10 times over and I will be getting another one when needed 110% :)
I have had an iPad, iPad 3, Nexus 7 and iPad Mini. The Nexus was okay and I knew the smaller size was the way forward but I just didn't get on with Andorid plus the widescreen aspect ratio made sense for video but not a lot else on a tablet.
The iPad Mini is a great size with your usual iOS smoothness. At home I use it all the time. I hardly ever use it at work, but at work I am on my laptop all day. I rarely open my MacBook at home. The only thing I use my MacBook for now is as my media centre and a place for editing photos and visiting the odd website which cannot display on the iPad. My wife used it because she didn't particularly get on with the Nexus 7 and then the screen cracked in her bag. As a big book reader she really missed a tablet like device. So yesterday I got her an iPad Mini. Hopefully she will enjoy it more than the Nexus 7 like I do!
I would only consider a full sized iPad if it could completely replace my laptop. Until then I am happy with my MacBook, iPad Mini and iPhone combination.
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Peter Pilotto
Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos, the talented team behind the Peter Pilotto label, didn't travel far for fall's revolutionary theme. The designers looked to the recent protests in London and Paris, translating their inspiration into silk tunics and dresses slashed at the bodice or print on print layering pieces eerily reminiscent of old timey warrior wear. Long wool overcoats grounded the silky separates in white, black, and red. The color palette followed suit opening with the classic color trio and later morphing into crisscross patterns and geometric prints in pale yellows, blues, and chartreuse.
Laid-back luxe was on Jonny Johansson's mind this season. Acne's creative director whipped up a casual collection apropos his design team with the signature androgynous spin. Leather got reworked into streetwise rose vests, olive and blueberry cropped pants and buckled cognac minis while denim was reimagined in jumpers and slouchy jackets. Among the winners: a pair of delicious wide-leg mustard velvet trousers stole the show as did the patchwork leather and metallic high-waters coupled with a low-key charcoal sweatshirt.
Antonio Berardi
The technical mastery of Antonio Berardi's eveningwear took an unexpected turn for fall. The designer's usual uptown debutante traveled downtown in perforated minis with exaggerated folds, stovepipe trousers, and a few key knits for added texture. Kudos went to Berardi's repertoire of standout coats. Some flaunted shearling. Others featured studs on black capes or sharp shaped lapels on white or gray wool overcoats. The "Berardi" girl was still lurking in the shadows of casual concoctions; elegant red, navy, and lime sequined gowns paraded next to sassier lace see-through numbers leaving us with a taste of the familiar.


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Your kids can play along with Dora, PAW Patrol, and the Bubble Guppies with these super-fun spring-themed activities such as connect the dots, matching, coloring pages, and more.
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The Belfast Outdoor Series offers endless possibilities, with the ability to change forms based on your outdoor space.
Made with an aluminum tubular frame that is resistant to rusting in high humidity and hot weather. UV-treated polypropylene rattan weave made to withstand outdoor conditions. Water resistant covers and foam.
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Width: 76.5"
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Height: 16.5"
Outfitted with a 24" linear burner, this amazing fire product doubles as a table & modern fire pit for commercial and residential use. Get more out of your environment with the ambience of fire and the function of usable flat space (12" perimeter flat surface). This unique product finishes any outdoor space with an area people can gather with drinks & snacks around ambient fire. Size: 36"...
A beautiful feature for any outdoor space, as a center piece to entertainment areas or relaxing retreats. Every firebowl is complete with a manual lit pan CSA-approved Natural or Propane gas fit burner. Includes decorative lava rock, for a natural yet modern look. Made from cast concrete with multiple color options. Integral concrete colors with color mixed in and throughout the product; will not peel off like a paint. Some...
The Paragon Collection 4-inch Stainless-Steel series boasts a modern design to add a bold look to the exterior of your house.This house number features stainless-steel construction for durability and includes a brushed and lacquered finish to help withstand the elements.Size Each: 4" inches height
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Genuine Oilcloth Tablecloths
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Our genuine, heavy-duty oilcloth is guaranteed to last. Made of real fabric, with the weight and drape of real cloth, our oilcloth's laminated vinyl finish wipes clean and will never crack or peel. Cotton/PVC or polyester/PVC. Imported.
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Circa 1840
A four-light cast bronze chandelier in its original age-darkened gilded finish. Dressed with prisms and a central faceted crystal spear. The castings being particularly well-chased, with exquisite, fine detail. Originally made for wax candles, fitted now for electric light by the Remains Lighting workshop.
Current height: 164 cm
Minimum height: 80 cm
Overall: 66 cm w. x 53 cm d.
CE wiring available, contact sales for a quote.
CE Lamping: 4 SES/E14 sockets, maximum 60 watts per socket.
1 fixture total available.
On display at our Los Angeles showroom.


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Video of Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll Event on Campus, Fall 2009.
For more information, call Melanie Stawkey, Coordinator of Recreation and Wellness at: 941-359-6123.