Unboxing the FIRST Apple Silicon, a brand new first generation iPad!

We’ve all been very glad to see the first Apple Silicon Macs... but they’re definitely not the first Apple Silicon *apple products*. So today we’re going to look at the product that is. The first generation iPad introduced by Steve Jobs in 2010
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[@gabrielaherrera9937]

"That is a smell that you don't get with a fake original iPad" yep, this is the kind of quality review I'm looking for

[@hsd9690]

VRUH

[@jdev1647]

@@hsd9690 bc that makes sense lol

[@hamzasafdari9360]

Totallt

[@hamzasafdari9360]

I mean totally

[@skullman072gaming5]

@@hamzasafdari9360 bro just edit your original comment

[@raikiri23]

The A4 walked so the M1 could run

[@yohanponcha]

brilliant analogy

[@rowancrist4444]

Lol

[@Linki-nz]

Same with the A14

[@andyschultz9210]

The A4 walked so the M1 could run so the M23+ Pro Max could fly to Mars.

[@vihaansingha8340]

@@andyschultz9210 lol

[@EvanNakagawa]

It still feels like yesterday when everyone was expecting the "iSlate"

[@goodeg8715]

@@adamlevine6700 probably to fit in with their other products (iPhone, iPod, etc.) and be different from what they assumed others would use (competitors used terms such as "tab", "slate", etc.)

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I forgot about that and thank you for the reminder.

[@rabbitofdeth]

My grandma had this same iPad and bought it when it first came out. She passed away this summer and I was given it. Compared to my 8th gen, it’s incredible how much things changed over the years!

[@Ratsarerlycool]

this comment is slightly cursed

[@adamator88]

@@Ratsarerlycool I'm going to gen and ipad 8 that a dead person used to have. Pretty cursed...

[@floydfan2026]

@@Ratsarerlycool my great grandma passed and she gave her 1st gen iPad mini to me after she passed

[@Qwerty-uiop]

Umm I am watching on an iPhone that used to belong to a dead person /:

[@5skdm]

This was my first ever electronic device and i had it starting when i was 3 butit got destroyed by orange juice, and never got repaired

[@zuzanaberankova1283]

The iPad works amazingly the box came a little dirty, kzbin.infoUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA no plastic wrap, but the box was sealed and had everything else in the box along with the wrapping, the iPad itself is gorgeous, I got the yellow 64g game storage is good for me along with Socials and school stuff. No scratches or marks came with the charger and box fast speed, and if you are buying a pen get the 1st gen don’t make the mistake I did !!

[@MattTalkTech]

It was worth $300 and now its opened its worth $30 😩but hey great video!!

[@bezandros]

If it runs ios 4 it’s still rare

[@WhittyPics]

There is the rub. You don't know if it is real unless you open it, then it is no longer unopened

[@demonitized6208]

@Henry Bushell thats so true. Thats why the rich has sooo many paintings

[@harshamatta3225]

I found myself unexplainably in possession of a first gen 64gb ipad. I hope it’s worth more than 30 bucks in ten years.

[@tech-jacked7213]

Well, he definitely made more than $270 making this video but I get your point

[@BlueRockEye]

There’s just something about the first gen iPads design, the way its edges make it look like a shrunken down unibody iMac, maybe even more so than the newer iPad 2s

[@AyrisX86]

Wait unibody iMac? is that a thing?

[@BlueRockEye]

@@AyrisX86 All iMacs made after Late 2009 are called unibody iMacs, their whole body is just one piece of metal

[@AyrisX86]

@@BlueRockEye oh I didn't realise they also called iMacs unibodies

[@erikosberg1166]

Me “April 2010....I remember getting my first iPad right before graduating from my Masters program.” Luke “I remember riding my bike around waiting for the UPS truck” Damn, I’m old...

[@shewbert]

omg I felt that too hahahaha

[@erikosberg1166]

@@shewbert I know he’s young....but Geeze 😂

[@nintendolover114]

He looks mid 30s to me

[@bobthekelpie]

I thought the same! Except I was a teacher in a school and had ordered a set of 30 to trial in a Grade 8 classroom. I think I might have been one of the first in the world to use iPads en masse for education. Fun days!

[@Freak80MC]

Sometimes I feel bad about the fact I'm getting older and older and having "I'm old" moments, but I take solace in the fact that everyone younger than me will have to go through this phase of their life eventually. I just happen to be a bit further along in this race than them.

[@harvey5738]

Man, the ultrawide lens you are using for your top down shots has some heavy distortion.

[@ps5hasnogames55]

yeah heaps of chromatic aberration and the fish-eye lens look lol

[@xenay911]

Oh, I thought the ipad was just shaped kinda weird XDDD

[@JR-uy2nd]

12:16 "I find very surprising not to be scammed". Really... The only types of scam you suffer from is when you buy a MacBook unibody from 2009 and receive a retina from 2013 and shit like that.

[@TonyisToking]

When I was 15 I was blown away by the iPad on release... but knew I couldn’t afford it. My great Uncle surprised me one day, taking me to Best Buy to pick one up! I could not believe it, it felt like the future... yet all it really did was play KZbin videos at low resolution 😂 Didn’t matter to me though. I was in my glory. Thank you to Uncle Mikey, RIP.

[@wesamaloraini8104]

Im so srry for ur lose

[@editiongamingyt5761]

sounds like he was great! I miss my grandparent, she got me my first iphone xr

[@beitie]

I bought my parents this as a Christmas present back in 2010. They still have it, and it still works! I knew they wanted something portable, that had a good screen for showing off digital pictures. The iPad was by far the best item on the market for that purpose, and still performs that task today. I knew they would never get full potential out of it, but I also knew from experience that my other options were digital picture frames, and those had awful touch screens that were unresponsive, and even worse resolution. The iPad prepared them for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 they have today. I remember all the negativity about this product, but my parents were very glad to have it at that time.

[@babyjiren9676]

lol what negativity

[@asmc1492]

@@babyjiren9676 people at the time were saying how it was just a bigger iPod touch and it was useless

[@Anaya.saraee]

Omg my mom had got the 1st iPad and then gave it to my uncle and what do know 13 years later an sealed 1st gen iPad goes for at 9 grand my uncle still has it

[@cameron.willis]

It took a freeway rollover to finally kill ours. Loved how solid it was!

[@oliverstrubbe]

Dang are you okay from the rollover?

[@SebisRandomTech]

Dang is the freeway okay?

[@watintarnation9801]

Weird, mine was place in shaded area and it didn't boot up anymore when I decided to take it out of the cabinet.

[@silverandblack6141]

OMG!! that knife is the best investment for the channel so far!

[@troy6181]

Yep

[@MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMH]

Where can i buy it

[@Seb512]

I still have one of those iPads, and it crashes when you open app store lol

[@SebisRandomTech]

It did that sometimes back when it was new too 🤣

[@job4032]

Same. Mine is jailbroken I believe

[@amiramg2359]

Haha same😭

[@walker008_]

I don't usually like videos on youtube but your excitement is great. 😊

[@zachm7595]

I remember being in high school Algebra as a freshman when this was announced. My teacher, who was a tech enthusiast, was talking about how "cheap" it was. I think she spent half of the class talking about how amazing it was to have computers getting so small and "cheap". I remember vividly her saying it blows her mind that laptops are so small and how "back in her day" computers were several thousands and not less than $500 lol. Where has 10 years gone???

[@MattTalkTech]

All that sniffing of Apple Products must not be good for you Luke...

[@noahcooper5969]

U again

[@bullyhomestead7232]

I sniff my iPhone and stuff too new Apple products have a fake coconut smell to me it’s nice to smell the fresh plastics and stuff lmao

[@benjaminmellott1923]

lol

[@douglaslane6184]

"That's real; That smells good" - Luke Miani 2020

[@joshuaroach4967]

I have a 1st Gen iPad 64GB (WiFi + 3G) running on its original firmware. (iPhoneOS 3.2) They are amazing and extraordinarily rare. It's great to see you have a fresh original one as well! Keep up the great work man!

[@adityaarora824]

I still have my ipad 2 in fully working condition. Use it for studying as I wasn't able to purchase books due to covid

[@Impresso3dBlogspot]

I am watching this on my ipad 1

[@melonademan5639]

@@Impresso3dBlogspot Through the old KZbin app using TubeFixer Jailbreak?

[@Impresso3dBlogspot]

@@melonademan5639 no jailbreak, I am using the Dolphin Browser and when I find the video I wanto, I copy the URL and I go to y2mate.guru do 'download', it does not download, but open the video in a new tab.

[@melonademan5639]

@@Impresso3dBlogspot Oh ok

[@olivervukusic2911]

Lol me watching this on my iPad negative 7

[@davewhite7182]

I bought one on a business trip in the USA the week they were launched and took it back to the UK where there were still not released. The first (and only) time I had the must have device first! Within an hour of powering it up in my hotel room I was hooked. It was used continuously for 5 years and still works. It was a remarkable device.

[@zachNet]

I still have an original iPad. got it from my uncle in 2013, he bought it new in 2010. it’s held up amazingly, and it still works perfectly to this day. great video!

[@transitengineer]

As always, thank you for another fun and enjoyable video this time highlighting a 1st generation iPad. My first iPad was the 4th generation top of the line model with max memory and cell service from Sprint. Unlike most, I prefer the larger edges of the older iPads because they were a lot easier to hold in your hand without touching the screen.

[@tombuck]

We played a lot of Angry Birds on that thing. Great nostalgia trip! Also- these jib shots are magical.

[@knivesandfire1]

Very timely of this video, I was recently browsing for first-gen iPads on eBay to add to my first-gen Apple portable product collection.

[@Rafaael]

Luke's B-Rolls are getting better every video :)

[@AbeM.]

My brother's old iPad 1 has outlived several other tablets. We don't really use it, which probably helps it, but it's amazing how functional it still is, even battery life is good enough.

[@HerbieFollin]

OMG, finally someone else who cuts just the back part of the plastic and leaves the rest of it on the box!

[@echonomad94]

Oh then watch everything apple pro

[@phoga6463]

The colour improved so much from your last video!!

[@smokeyarcade]

I had a 1st gen iPad when they came out and loved it.

[@AyeNash727]

I could learn more from Luke’s videos then 8 hours of school

[@syntaxvrc]

Love how the iPhone's battery ticked down a notch during the B-roll

[@karenweiner1857]

While I've never used a first gen Ipad, I've had a lot of experience with the iPad 2. My school got a big donation of them back when I was in 8th grade and gave each of us one to use for the year. While that was really nice in a lot of ways, the problem was that they wanted us to use them as laptops and they just really weren't cut out for that. That Ipad was how I learned to use ios though, which definitely came in handy once I got my first Iphone!

[@TimiEvoque]

Need to get one for my collection.. great video Luke!

[@Herr_Suhl]

Bought an iPad 1 16GB/GSM early 2011. Still have it and use it at least weekly for listening to podcasts. The iPad 1 dampens the sound less than the tighter glued ones, and I think it sounds (and looks) great when mounted on a keyboard dock. I still sync it to my Mac (via WiFi), so I get notifications on it too! Next was a 4, and then a mini 2.

[@EstherPinkheart]

My Dad has this iPad, he bought it when it first came out, and he still uses it, it works fine, the battery life is shortened of course and the OS is a bit old but it still does the job! This brings back so many souvenirs! I, on the other hand, had the 3rd generation iPad, it also still works, even though the storage is full and it crashes a lot but I'm attached to it, because it was my very first iPad, even before I had an iPhone or any smartphone! Thanks for the video ❤

[@iseptimus]

I got mine on launch day. Was really impressed with it back then! The screen at the time looked lovely.

[@PeteWilson1313]

I still have and use my original iPad. I consider it to be revolutionary for the mindset it created. It's cool you pointed out the the iPad came first, but the phone was released first. Glad you didn't get scammed, that's awesome.

[@GwynCole]

Really great retrospective look! 👍

[@briannorbury5444]

I got one of these on day one too. We have UPS in the UK. I spent a lot of time in hospital soon after and it was great for reading my daily newspaper, watching iPlayer, SkySports etc. I was going to say it was a life saver but I’m pretty sure that was the chemo. 😊

[@macnerd93]

God takes me back to when I got mine. I was Just going into my second year of college when it came out. It was awesome I still have it laying around somewhere. Went for a 32GB model with matching case and camera connection kit.

[@adrielputra5890]

Watching this vid in an ipad pro seriously brings me weird feelings lol. Good video anyways, brought me back to my days using the ipad 1

[@Martin-jz6wo]

Still got my 32 GB. Most apps don’t work because the respective servers simply do not exist anymore, but still has hundreds of apps on it that you can‘t get anymore. I mostly use it as e-book-reader, battery life is still astonishing. These things were build to last!

[@heyolorenns]

Bro jus buy a new fucking ipad like jesus christ

[@izzard]

I give you credit for not using an over-the-top knife to open shrink-wrap plastic.

[@countrycomputers3747]

Great job! Keep it up!!!

[@avanix702]

Today I’m still rocking an iPhone 4 on my old 30 pin docking station for Spotify haha

[@malharrajeshgharat2122]

Lol

[@garywidom]

Love that old KZbin app icon.

[@appledolphin8157]

This is simply awesome. Now I know how to get my stupid iPad 1st gen out of boot loop. Thanks Luke!!

[@3MANNN]

Hi Luke, I bought the 32Gb version and I'm still using it today as an MP3 player on my HiFi system. That's the only reason why I'm keeping it.

[@liammartinez4687]

I luckily have mine, still works perfectly 💪🏼💪🏼

[@hamzasafdari9360]

Great video!

[@MatthewVideoProduction]

My mom actually kept this version for 7 years 😅 it aged well. Even her having newer iPads, she still used this one a lot.

[@Matte0Cal0]

Same here, she got one on July 2010 and we finally bought a refurbished Air 2019 for her

[@talvisota327]

@@Matte0Cal0 can you even do anything on such an old ipad nowadays? like the browser and everything must be completely outdated

[@Matte0Cal0]

@@talvisota327 it's running on 5.1.1 non-jailbroken, facebook and mails and stuff works without any issues, the tablet experience is smooth but yeah Safari mostly crashes due to websites having more and more content/ressources needed. On the other end, my mom mostly used it to read, especially because it would have battery for almost 1,5 / 2 weeks

[@steveh1792]

I just replaced mine a year ago, and that because it was beginning to fail in operation. Pretty good value for money.

[@andrewsmactips]

I bought mine on Day One and I'm still using it, and loving it; even the torn pages in the Calendar. So there. Skeuomorphism lives!

[@thatboi5229]

back in 2010, my dad surprised me and my sister with this iPad. and watching this gives me a whole bunch of nostaligia.

[@JamesHeigh]

I must say there is something about that design that I still really like. I really wish there was a company dedicated to swapping the guts of those devices and offering a new screen to make the design relevant again...

[@davidgrisgraber8864]

I closed out a CD meant for college to buy one of these my senior year. The material, iPhoneOS, containing so much data in a flat object was amazing to me. Life changing.

[@briangriffin77890]

Man those IKEA knife designs really are timeless

[@Mbro-dq2do]

I still this iPad for KZbin interviews that help me go to and stay asleep at night. brightness all the way down and the battery life is incredible on these still. Surfs the web fine if I had to use it for that

[@RyanColgan1125]

I’m happy to say I still have my first gen iPad in absolutely excellent condition!

[@bendesignsmedia]

Great video. This original iPad didn't age well, but the iPad 2 stayed in circulation forever! There are still probably people out there using an iPad 2. We do still have one of these A4 devices running at my house, an iPod Touch 4th gen which is used for music to this day!

[@tzachikraus]

GREAT REVIEW

[@alisonmcgregor2002]

love the camera used in this video. very beautiful colors

[@vishwanathan400]

I actually watched this video on my iPad Pro 11 and I used the iPad 1st gen back then for about 5 years. I really liked the design and I appreciate it even today, the todays iPad seems to me as the real successor to the 1st gen in terms of design. The problem with 1st gen iPad was mainly its 256mb ram. Even in that time I was able to emulate windows 98 and some dos games and even was able to have Mac grade control above the filesystem since jailbreak and iFile made it quite capable device overall. Mine died because of the display cable. I did not treat it that well, it fell from time to time but I always smile when I remember it :) The battery life even after several years of usage was very usable at least, the screen was bright enough, the speakers were also quite capable. It had GPS, 3G connectivity and several other things that iPod doesnt have. You could even call from it if you installed some tweaks from cydia. Thanks for your great video :)

[@JamesDevine]

I have just discovered I still have mine. I used my iPad as a instant preview display for Photography and social event clients. It was paired with an eye-fi SD card and initially I had to jailbreak it to work. It totally blew peoples minds in 2010 that I could transmit images wirelessly from Camera to iPad within seconds. I really enjoyed seeing peoples reactions.On photo shoots having a wireless tether was great as I could get feedback without lugging a laptop. I’ll probably repurpose mine as a movie player or as a digital photo frame.

[@liamph6332]

I Remember Getting my first Ipad (1st gen) Ahhhhh those good old memory. If you do a side by side comarison of the ipad 1st gen and pro 12.9 2020, it's kinda awesome to see how big was changed since 1st gen iphone and ipad

[@SpartanDiab]

I still have my 2nd gen ipad from launch, still working! small crack on the corner and a battery that lasts only 2 hours but it still works! I keep expecting it to stop working one day but so far, 11 years on, still going!

[@oig40203]

I still use my 1st generation iPad as a remote for Logic X. Works great.

[@akapeegly6463]

9:30 thats a wonderful shot ngl, the new ipad is so beautiful

[@bern047]

I still have and use it today, it still has the original battery and works perfectly, took it all around the world used it as a my travel guide, was far better than my iPhone in those days with all those great apps, people used to look at me with envy and wished they had one while sitting out in the Hotel patio showing off the original Ipad, grandchildren use as well now with Minecraft and other classic games there was nothing like it in those days as it was the start of the new revolution in handheld gadgets so powerful

[@KoolKukumber]

I still have one of these babies at home. Crazy how much it has deciprocated over the years. Bought it for $300 like 9 years ago, can’t even get $50 for it now. It’s really sad wow

[@AntonLitvin87]

I still use one for reading, music and to show photos. :) Love this primal heavy-metal-glass thing! :))

[@Sybilla9]

I still have my 1st gen ipad loaded with a ton of fun games that are great because back then they didn't have ads, it was just the games. It still holds a charge as well which surprises me although there are random crashes now and then but rare.

[@Noethos]

Those bezels thoooo.. ~*-chef kiss-*~

[@TobyDK]

Remember having the 1. gen Ipad 3G(Already a mess getting a extra sim). I remember the general experience being, that nothing really supported it, Apps being downsized etc. Way ahead of it's time. Sold it within 18 months, and didn't get a new one until the Ipad Mini came.

[@PedroBastozz]

I just got one today for my collection!

[@illustr8life863]

So cute! I still have mine for the old iBooks app. The bookshelf is beautiful and turning the page is fun and very cute. I put it in sepia color and downloaded every Dickens Book I could find. Reading Bleak House now, all these years later! Best iPad EVER for reading! All the old classics are FREE in iBooks! I miss the old apps and icons. I burned my Dickens Movie Collection and loaded it to watch on this iPad. I also have some songs from the era It's Victorian Era Content is perfect for this cute iPad. It's on an iMac like stand in my living room. Kind of a themed relic which I really enjoy using to this day. My battery lasts for weeks if not months.

[@falklevien]

Especially with Apple’s design language back then, I always loved the way this thing looks

[@lameass9648]

love u luke

[@rg975]

“Hey guys idk if this is real” ***Sniiiiiffffff*** “Ok yeah this is 100% genuine”

[@rickyh1834]

Colors look good this time!

[@NTuneLabs]

We still have both of our first gen iPads and iTouch. They both still work (slow, but work and still hold a charge!) I still use the Touch for my music library.

[@efecakir5994]

Hey! I still have the 1st and the 2nd gen of Ipads. They were a great experience!

[@alastairchestnutt6416]

Still using my original iPad, although it’s not updated any more and is no longer any good for you tube. No complaints about reliability.

[@mmrw]

Bro this is easily your funniest video

[@Jordan-hz1wr]

I'm a simple man. I want to see vintage Apple tech, I go to Luke Miani.

[@AppleBman]

Hey Luke, you just gave me a new iPad Air! (Sort of...) A year ago a co-worker gave me a completely dead 32GB iPad Air. I fiddled with it for a while and gave up. But you just mentioned DFU mode... looked it up... tried it... and it worked! Kinda happy right now... thanks!

[@justanenderman9668]

Watching this on a 16GB iPad Air 1. It’s not bad, but the latest version of KZbin doesn’t support iOS 12. I have had a constant war with storage issues for basically as long as I’ve had it, so 4 years. I got it because my first gen iPad mini suddenly popped up with Activation Required, i was unsuccessful in getting past the iCloud lock. The battery is slightly above average, but it can get pretty hot on the back, but not like my 6s+. You could probably fry an egg on the back of that thing if you had been playing Minecraft while it was charging. The battery on there is gutter trash, you could play a game at 100%, half an hour later, if even that, it would give you a low battery alert. The battery health is 78%, so it actually does need to be replaced. Back to the iPad Air, well, I actually had to have the screen replaced because I dropped the iPad onto concrete and it completely shattered everywhere. There was even a hole in the top near the front facing camera. I still have the sticker of my iPad model from when it was replaced. But I think, there was a long term symptom: dead pixels. I first noticed two in fairly close proximity to each other. Now i think theres one by the number that tells you your battery life left. I think some more might have appeared over time. Theres also plenty of other impurities and scuffs, scratches, and little dents. This iPad has been through a lot. It still works pretty well. iOS 12 runs decently. It’s tough to wager whether iOS 13 would be the same. You could probably install ios 13 on here if you jailbreak, which I unsuccessfully tried to do. Hopefully it wouldn’t be a matter of stuff like ipod 4 ios 7: it just freaks out and enters dfu mode. It takes just a small amount of nagging to get it charging. It takes forever to charge. But you should be okay if you don’t use it all the time like I’m guilty of doing. It should last the day or two with little issue. If you’re using this thing, I’d recommend putting it on airplane mode 24/7 (you can still have WiFi enabled with airplane mode on.) Putting it on airplane mode makes it charge twice as fast. I read that and it was for phones, but iPads probably do the same thing. Long comment again.

[@YetAnotherGeorgeth]

My mom had the first gen iPad. It was great but by the third year it was pretty slow. It was pretty cool, though. Funny how the squared edges made a comeback!

[@MightyRob1]

I had one of these, 32gb 1st gen with the Apple folio case. Sold on eBay now wish I’d kept it just for the historical value.

[@davidnagy510]

Some day you will have to tell us what you Apple inventory is I think it would be interesting myself

[@Lysander-Spooner]

I first saw and used the first iPad while in law school in 2010. Immediatey realied how great they would be.

[@mikemiles3068]

Very good and informative video, I don’t even use a laptop 👨‍💻 anymore, I do everything on my iPad ❗️

[@Larentuubi]

First iPad pro 12,9” is still excellent. I have been using it since 2014 and it is still fast, strong and battery keeps up well. My model is 128gb WiFi + Cellular and with original smart keyboard. Only bad thing is that it is little heavy. And keyboard buttons has not lights

[@theblah12]

I remember joking about the iPad just being a “big iPod Touch” like a lot of people back then. That was until I used one in an Apple Store and the thing honestly felt like magic. Seriously, holding a massive touch screen like that for the first time, there wasn’t anything like it. I remember thinking that skeuomorphic UI at the time made it feel very different from a traditional computing experience, like the contact book and calendar apps actually looking like digitized versions of the real thing, with lots of fun animations and transition effects (many unfortunately removed with “The Flattening” post-iOS 7) that you usually wouldn’t see on a desktop. Definitely felt like the future. Did it live up to it’s potential? I’m not sure. It feels like the richness of those tablet UI’s back then have taken a step back as flat design and universal apps became a thing. More and more 3rd party apps feel like blown up phone apps. I can’t think of many mainstream apps doing innovative designs like Twitter’s old panel UI that we saw in the early days of the iPad.

[@samm0726]

Still got mine and it still works perfectly 10 years on.

[@philipi5759]

11:08 that's why the 2G is A1203 and the iPad (WiFi Only) is A1219, development started around the same time

[@ronaldjosejr5756]

I remember seeing this in store when it came out in 2010, even though I was 4 at the time, and keep in mind that I was born a year before the iPhone 2G came out.

[@nrg1018]

New and fresh Apple products have a good smell when first opening it ngl

[@PeterEmery]

I recently bought my elderly mother a 64 GB Cellular iPad 1 so she could use its Photo Frame feature. She's in a nursing home & needs a simple-to-operate digital picture frame. I have loaded approximately 1500 scanned photos onto it.

[@takumi1360]

My mom got this iPad when it was released. Used it until it broke in 2016. Nostalgic