10+ Ways I Use My iPad 

I love my paperwhite as well.

Normal books are better

ha! I just did the same, years after using 12.9, decided it was enough

ipad has a focus feature you can set up to force you to get off, or force ONLY reading time or any chores you need done. And you can bring the brightness way down along with nightmode, and making the screen yellow which helps eye strain ;)

then what you usually do on your ipad pro?

If you’re going to comment something negative like that, you should at least watch the video so that your comment doesn’t look dumb. She clearly says why she has two iPads!

@@NightOwlLisa I think you are the one who looks dumb right now because I’m talking about the comments (subscribers) not her!! Reading comprehension is key 🔑

@@NightOwlLisathey’re talking about all the comments from people that don’t make content and also have two iPads… you should learn to read before leaving negative comments 🤭

@@Brimoe18 their comment doesn’t say that. Who wants to read every comment on a video they didn’t make? -signed, Blue Collar Lover!

I have two iPads and a Samsung tablet. I’m an IT nerd 🤣

On my business channel (I don’t want to self promote, so I’m not sharing it here), I did a video showing you can create a fully-featured planner from the iPad Mini. Using the Mini because it’s the least “powerful” in the lineup, and even it can do it. There are some frustrating differences between Keynote for MacOS and Keynote for iPadOS that will make it faster & easier to do on a computer (primarily, page linking) - but it’s all completely doable from the iPad family. But depending on which iPad you have, you can expect things to start to slow down once you hit the ~250 page mark or so, because the file starts getting so large. That’s where it started to strain on the Mini. The M1 never blinks an eye. Because my brand is built around replacing computers with tablets (for personal life - so you can spend more time off the leash of a power cord), I create all my products on iPads. I won’t lie, though… it does take longer.

I would say go for procreate if you want to draw stickers or anything + create mood boards n all. Sky is the limit for procreate while canva is more of a design tool, you can easily create mood boards but wouldn't be good for drawing. So it's upto you, If you want to draw, get creative and create boards then procreate is the go-to option else for designing aesthetic mood boards canva is the tool. Or always you could mix and match both tools and get the most out of both. Hope it helps :)

@@karthikjayaraj941 Thank you so much for the response, greatly appreciated. Just trying to dabble and stay busy some in a mad world, lol. I will possibly give it a try

@@mannyash406 I understand you. And you're welcome:) Hope things get better for you!

There's a usb C port

DITTO!

Me too!

Me too

How does everyone use two?! I tried it and ended up returning the mini. I really want a second that's easier to carry when I'm out. Teach me your ways!

@@KP-ut5rb the Mini is for e-reading, note taking and ease of carrying. The iPad is for the serious stuff. The data carries from one to the other, so you can use whichever is appropriate to your current needs.