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power is on the top right of the device. Hold it down for 3 sec to power off.
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Hi, <br />
<br />
I have an iPAD mini.<br />
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I can see the following buttons:<br />
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1) The Home button (The rounded one; it is at the bottom and it is located in the middle)<br />
2) The Sleep/Wake button (This is at the Top)<br />
3) The Side Switch button(It is at the top right side of the iPad)<br />
4) The Volume up and Volume down buttons (It is at top right side of the iPad)<br />
<br />
My question: Where is the Power button (as I want to shutdown this iPad)? (Is it the same as side switch button?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
tjie
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Hi, 

I have an iPAD mini.

I can see the following buttons:

1) The Home button (The rounded one; it is at the bottom and it is located in the middle)
2) The Sleep/Wake button (This is at the Top)
3) The Side Switch button(It is at the top right side of the iPad)
4) The Volume up and Volume down buttons (It is at top right side of the iPad)

My question: Where is the Power button (as I want to shutdown this iPad)? (Is it the same as side switch button?

Thanks,
tjie

power is on the top right of the device. Hold it down for 3 sec to power off.

iPAD: The location of the Power Button

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iPad

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Apple OS

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