Why You Should Ensure Your iPad Has Plenty of Storage Before a Hospital Stay
This article explains the benefit of having an iPad with plenty of storage during a hospital stay.
STAYING BUSY AT THE HOSPITAL
Alysa Olson
6/27/20241 min read
Heading to the hospital can be a stressful experience, and the last thing you want to worry about is your entertainment options. Based on my own experience, I can’t stress enough the importance of making sure your iPad has plenty of storage before you go.
Hospital WiFi: A Hit or Miss Experience
One of the most frustrating aspects of being admitted to a hospital is dealing with the unpredictable WiFi connection. In my experience, the WiFi is often weak, slow, or even non-existent. This can be a huge bummer if you were planning to stream your favorite shows or listen to music online. That's why having your iPad loaded with content ahead of time can be a lifesaver.
Download Content Ahead of Time
Ahead of my hospital visits, I make it a point to download movies, TV shows, music, and even eBooks to my iPad. This way, I have a library of entertainment options ready to go, regardless of the WiFi situation. Trust me; this small step can make a world of difference in your hospital experience. You could be stuck in your room for days, and having downloaded content means you’re never bored.
Choose an iPad with Lots of Storage
When purchasing an iPad, consider opting for one with ample storage space. Many people underestimate how much storage they actually need. Think about it: videos, especially in high definition, can take up a lot of space. The last thing you want is to run out of storage when you need it the most. I was so relieved that my iPad had plenty of storage, allowing me to keep a wide variety of content on it for days of entertainment.
In conclusion, don't rely on hospital WiFi for your entertainment needs. By ensuring your iPad has plenty of storage and downloading content ahead of time, you'll have one less thing to worry about during your hospital stay. Happy watching and reading!
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All content provided on this blog is a reflection of my personal hospital stays and recoveries. This is in no way offered as medical information or medical advice. Always seek out advice from your medical professional before making any health-related decisions.