iPad 2 any use to anybody?

Or sell it to CEX, and donate the £35?

It's still useful in the kitchen.

Well are we saying that there absolutely no apps that will run on it at all? Obviously if there were apps, then an organisation for the blind might be able to turn it into a simple cctv device, but if not then I guess it is a bit of a useless thing and needs to be recycled. I'd have thought the battery would be a bit on its last legs. Brian

You say they slowed it down, but I seem to recall you can turn the slow down off. Itt was made default due to the number of complaints about the device just stopping when the battery condition was poor, with no warning. The low pawer mode was always there, of course just not turned on. Brian

We use an iPad 2 as a picture frame. I found a reasonable app that cycles through photos which I update by connecting the ipad to my PC. It normally sits with airplane mode enabled so it doesn't try and update itself. The only issue with the app is that I can't get it to start or stop in any timed fashion so when I want to use it I need to wake it up and remember to close the app when we want to turn it off.

While I?ve upgraded to a iPad Pro, my old iPad 2 still works and runs the old apps. Plus Senior Management still uses hers, one of the later iPad 2 ?s (with the lightening connector)- it is fine for checking mail, browsing, etc.

Use it as a video music player, the amplfier + speakers in iPad2 are pretty good !!