So you talk about the iPad Pro 11” then 😁 Because it is the same (no A13 of course) but the size is the same. The screen is just bigger due to the lack of the touch ID 👍
I recently bought the iPad 7th gen 10.2 with 128GB and I love it! I don’t need all the capabilities of the iPad Pro, plus I like to use a keyboard and for the price of a tricked out iPad Pro I might as well buy a powerful laptop. The base line iPad does everything I need for personal productivity and entertainment.
I am an Android fan esp Samsung. Owned all their Note series phones and tablets, but iPad changed my mind. Now a fan of iPad wid the Pencil. Luv the ease of use writing and drawing. The paperlike protector helps too. And the apps are awesome. Note series have been around for some time, yet the apps which use the stylus efficiently? Naaah. Disappointed wid the Android apps. Sticking with iPad Air 3 Apple pencil 1 and paperlike. And phones remain Android....
I agree - the iPad Mini 5 is a hidden pearl. 👍🏼😊 Light, flexible and good performance. Love using it when reading books and newspapers and it is so easy to pull out when on the go.
I use my iPad Pro for illustrating and as a laptop replacement when I’m away from my iMac. It’s much better than any other iPad if you’re an illustrator, and I have no need to buy a MacBook anymore. 👍
@@paperlessmovement I do heavy RAW image processing but I am sure even the A10 chip can handle that, I won't be editing videos on iPad so instead getting the 128 gb basic iPad is good enough for me.
I went through an IPad 2 (w/ Adonit Jot), IPad Air, iPad Pro 10.5, and finally a Pro 12.9 getting my doctorate. Using these with GoodNotes & Notability was lifesaving as I was able to locate, read, and organize research articles and course notes. For me, each of these were indispensable. I can’t imagine going through that without an iPad.
thank you for this testimony/review. I am a nurse in the Philippines and also a 30ish dad, i need to study for my NCLEX, however the materials for review is now online and the book is now on a soft copies. I was kinda hesitant to use iPad pro as one of my review material because i got easily distracted with social media and i think my mind is trained in a way to study and take notes on a paper. But i guess if everyone can do it. i can do it as well.
Alex Eusebio Good luck to you. I’m sold on Good Notes 5 because of the ability to search across all docs, including handwritten notes. Also, having all of my research, articles, and (most) books allowed me to study wherever I was. You are right however, distractions will always be there. Regards from the US.
Convinced me to get the iPad Air 3 a while ago, and have been writing notes and doing university work on it. Best decision I’ve made. I appreciate the little extra screen real estate and the lighter body as I only use it for notes and have a separate MacBook for typing and such. Very productive set up in my opinion.
The way I go: Phone. Iphone (SE) Tablet for field work (Ipad pro 2020 with magic keyboard, pen and ofcourse the airpods. Computer: Laptop - Msi gs65 Stealth 95F with RTX 2070. That is the exact combination for my needs.
I use the ipad pro 3rd edition 12.9. Great device: fast, big screen, usbc and amazing ipados. I bought the air 3 for my son and I realize it’s a great alternative to the ipad pro.
I have both the 2018 iPad Pro 12.9 and the iPad mini 5. The iPad Pro has replaced my laptop on my desk and like Tom i take the mini on the road with me where the smaller size has been much more convenient. Granted, its a little more money, but the best of both worlds.
I was having a hard time choosing an iPad as I’m moving overseas SE Asia. I ended up buying the Air 3 and crayon with Logitech . I turned it into a small computer with Logitech combo touch. It’s small but powerful and with a fully functional trackpad makes this a cheaper version of MacBook Air. Thank you as this video really makes me feel I made the right choice!
Buy Ipad Pro 10.5” . Its 120hz screen . It has A10fusion chip. Its not available on apple.com but u can purchase from other retail outlets. I have it since 2017 since it was launched , its a beast. Also check RU-vid videos of 10.5” ipad pro before buying .
With all due respect to Tom, I think he makes amazing videos with incredible content and I'm all for paperless note taking as well but I have to respectfully disagree to an extent. Let me start of by saying that I don't think any iPad, not even the iPad Pro can replace a fully functioning laptop. I'd definitely recommend getting a tablet as a secondary device and maintaining a decent laptop as your primary device be it a Windows laptop or a Macbook for our Apple users out there. I use the double tap feature so frequently so investing in the iPad Pro (2018) and 2nd Gen Apple Pencil was the best decision I made. Had Apple revamped the current iPad Air with a slightly more modern design and 2nd Gen Apple Pencil compatibility, I wouldn't be saying this, but they didn't. I'm not trying to dis the iPad Air and 1st Gen Apple Pencil as an alternative. In terms of performance, most people may not be able to tell the difference. However, If you're willing to make the compromise of charging the Apple Pencil by sticking it into the lightning port of your tablet or getting a separate charger for it and lose the double tap functionality which I honestly feel is so useful, then go for it. Let's also not forget that pairing requires you to stick it into your device each time you need to pair it to use it, between spaced intervals and let's be honest, it's only a matter of time before most of us would end up losing the cap that covers the lightning plug leaving it vulnerable to damage if it's not replaced. It's just not worth the hassle. Also, it's worth getting a 3rd party case like the Zugu case to keep your Apple Pencil stored more securely. Apple's keyboard folio is not really worth it for people particular about tactile feedback on a keyboard. To be honest, it's an accessory that should have been included for free with the iPad Pro models. The 2nd Gen Apple Pencil with it's uni-body design attaches magnetically to the side of the iPad Pro and both charges and pairs at the same time. On top of that, you're missing the industry standard USB Type-C port available on the iPad Pro where as every other Apple tablet uses lightning. Even if you're a student and you've made decision to move towards paperless note taking, most students may opt for the iPad Air because of the decent amount of screen real estate and decent price, but I'd still suggest investing a bit more and going for the iPad Pro. This is a device that will last you easily for years with it's powerful hardware. Having said that, the 12.9-inch variant of the iPad Pro is an oversized behemoth that honestly is only worth it if you need it for art or drawing of any kind or plan to use it as a laptop replacement. The 11-inch variant is perfect. If you're a college student, you're going to be doing a lot of homework, studying and note taking and you need a powerful tablet to get your work done. It doesn't matter if you don't plan to edit videos or photos on it, you'll feel truly satisfied investing a bit more and getting a better product. Students can easily blow $300 on things that are non-essential but the iPad Pro is an investment worth making especially if you stretch out that $300 over a 4 year period of college or even longer. If you truly don't care, actually like the antiquated design of the iPad Air and the inconveniences that come with the 1st Gen Apple Pencil, bearing in mind, it's not exactly still cheap to get an iPad Air and the Apple Pencil to boot, then by all means, go for it or even the regular iPad which supports the 1st Gen Apple Pencil. IMHO, it's worth setting aside a little money and making a wise investment as a student in getting a powerful tool that will help you with your school work.
Thank you so much for this very thorough comment! Especially for pointing out the USB-C connection. I agree with you and I stated it in my summary too. If money is available, the I would also recommend getting the iPad Pro. However as you also pointed out, the iPad Air is a good alternative. And there are many people who don’t have another $300 to spend. I know this from my own student times 😉
@@paperlessmovement My pleasure Tom. At the end of the day, I am still on the paperless movement train and I very much support and respect the initiative you have taken to spread awareness on this. The content you produce is excellent! Look forward to seeing more videos from you.
I’ve had a bunch of tablets through the years (Motorola Xoom, Nexus 7, several iPad Minis, several Galaxy Tab As, several basic LTE Android tabs, and most recently the last gen 9.7” iPad w/LTE). I just picked up a iPad Pro 11”. I use the 9.7 a lot for work in the field, and the pro is more for media consumption and creation. The aspect ratio of the non-pro iPads is awful for movies.
HI everybody, I bought an IPad last week. I decided to buy the IPad Pro 2017 instead of the IPad Air 2019. Reason is the better display and the speakers. I enjoy the IPad and think I made the right decissionen for me. Cheers
Maik I did the same. I was afraid of the A10x updates over the new A12 but ipad 7 from 2019 haves the A10 procesor so i think we will have no problem for at least 2-3 years of updates. I mean air 2 from 2015 got IOS 13 this year. So other than procesor, everything is better on the Pro 2017 over air 2019.
Use my normal iPad just for note taking and web browsing. I bought it for less than $300 when it was on sale and it’s been used everyday for the last year. A few months ago, I was at a conference and did not have my pencil, I decided to flip my iPad horizontal mode and start typing like it was a keyboard. To my surprise it worked just fine for me. For those who do not need beefy specs the basic iPad is a superb value.
For a teaching or performing musician, there is really no contest. I have not regretted my 12.9” iPad Pro purchase once. It fits on a music stand; the music is big enough to read; and you can pencil in performance notes during a rehearsal. You can even attach a device to enable difficult page turns with a foot pedal. The sound is good enough to use in an instrumental lesson while a pupil is playing, and they can still hear it as loud as their own playing. The uses in that context are many and varied. I do hope it doesn’t go the way of the 17” MacBook Pro because many musicians would be gutted.
I'm angry because it's not like I didn't know this but I needed someone to convince me not to use more money than I need to. I only need an iPad for pencil note taking but somewhere along the way I convinced myself I needed the 12.9 pro. After much self of negotiation ,I decided on the 11" pro... Yeah, just ordered the ipad air because you talked some sense into me. Great video!
I currently use the 6th generation iPad with Apple Pencil support. It’s good and I use a Bluetooth keyboard when I need to, but if you go to Amazon, you can get the iPad Pro 10.5”, it’s priced between the iPad 7th generation and the iPad Mini 5. I loved that one and it has almost all the features of the iPad Pro 11” without the bezel reductions, Pencil 2 support, 12A processor and (although the 10A processor is wonderful), USB-C, and Face ID. The refresh rate is the same on the iPad Pro 2 and 3, so is the battery, keyboard connector, 4 speakers, and the screen itself. I may get one myself as I loved it, but sold it for parts because the screen got crushed.
Great video! I have been using computers since 1983, and I have purchased the 2nd gen Ipad, the first Retina Display Ipad, and the 2018 Ipad Pro 12.9”. The 12.9” Ipad Pro is the greatest piece of technology I have ever used! I use it in the classroom when I teach college math and statistics, and when I surf the web, watch movies, etc. I really need the 12.9 screen size in the classroom.
What I like about the iPad Pro is that it has USB-C support, better processor, better screen and better camera.. I'm a Windows and Andriod user by preference. I wanted to try the iPad Pro and some of the iOS music, and photo editing. I always have a Surface Pro 7. I like how I can exchange files between the to operating systems.
I use an iPad Air 3 with Apple Pencil. I love it! It’s fast and smooth. It’s light and thin. It has the performance and power to do everything, to be honest. Though, I will get cellular on my next iPad. The 64gb is fine since I store everything in iCloud.
Jeremy Cush no it’s not overpriced for someone who uses it fully. You would have been fine with just a normal iPad but you paid an extra 500 dollars for two more speakers which is stupid. My iPad Pro is more powerful than my MacBook.
The Forger whats more stupid is standard ipads not coming with speakers on top and bottom when most people consume media on it horizontally. Also, what’s the point of a device being that powerful when the os can’t even allow you to multitask or run full programs at a computer level especially when its more expensive than a lot of laptops?
@@oliverhoffman4574 How old is your macbook. Anyways youre kind of right. Microsoft surfaces are more expensive (not counting the go). Sure technically you can do more with a microsoft surface tablet than an ipad pro but ipad pro gives those who are stuck with the apple system a device like microsoft surface but apple oriented.
Yuri Kalashnikov could you explain what you mean by this? I actually said that the normal iPad is great for its price. However, if you want it to use for years to come the performance in the iPadAir might be the better option.
for artists the pro version is ideal since the glass and screen have a very tiny gap which makes using with apple pencil a good combo correct me if I'm wrong but that's what I know usually that's the artist's review i see in RU-vid
I bought the ipad air 3 and I'm so happy! I don't have the money for an ipad pro... I need a macbook for my graphic design work. If I had the money to buy an ipad pro I would rather invest that in a proper macbook. If I ever manage to make a living with my artworks....damn I will get a giant wacom screen instead of an ipad pro.
Hello! I'm an high school teacher for 20 years now and I have an iPad Air 2, which, during the pandemic, proved really inefficient to grade my students' papers, as it isn't compatible with an Apple Pencil. I teach linguistics and literature, so it's really important for me to show my students what are their difficulties when grading their papers and even photos of handwritten papers from classes. So I started looking into buying the Air 2019, with 256gb, as it is compatible with Apple Pencil 1 and I am familiar with the Air line too. Then the rumors about the iPad Air 4 started and I hesitated and now I am considering the Pro 11', with 128gb, because of the 2nd generation pencil, the sound, the modern design and the pro-motion thing and usb-c entry. But I am very confused and don't know what to choose. I want to try to fully replace all my paper note taking during classes, put my students evaluations on the iPad by filling out my evaluation charts with the Apple Pencil during classes, writing small notes and correcting mistakes on the papers the students send me, and just use it to replace my traditional teacher's book. I normally don't use the cloud or google drive but I really like listening to music while I work, so I will probably want to store some of my favorite songs in the device's memory and some videos to show my students too. So, what do you think would be the best choice? I have a MacBook Pro for 6 years now and the Air 2 tablet for almost 5, so I don't plan to replace the new tablet any time soon. I also have an iMac for my main work at home, so I want a portable device that I can take to school everyday and can last for many years, without feeling it is outdated soon. For those reasons, especially, I'm inclined to go with the Pro 11' 128gb, as my budget is a bit tight and even the 256gb version is more expensive, but I don't know if I should wait to see how the new Air 4 will be like or just go with the current Air 3. If you could help me out, I would really appreciate! Thanks from Portugal!
Hi Paula, great question! My opinion on this is that it could always be too early or too late to buy a new device. Just happened to me when I bought the “new” 2019 Macbook Pro and then the 16” was released just one month later... For this reason I always wait for the autumn events by Apple are over before buying new Apple products. This being said you don’t do anything wrong buying an iPad now. It will still be a good device for years to come. However, as you waited for so long, maybe you just want to wait a little bit longer. In my Inner Circle we have a lot of teachers who went paperless in school. They can relate to your questions even better than me. I know many of them would go for an iPad Pro though. As it seems to be your main device in the future, I think it is a great investment. If you can use cloud storage you can go with the smallest version. However, my teacher members might have a different perspective on that. You can join us and ask them in the forum for more help here: www.pplmvm.com/joinus Let me know if you have any further questions. Happy to help! All the best Tom
@@paperlessmovement thank you so much for the quick and helpful reply! Yes, I think I can wait another month or two until late October to see what's still in store for this year. School here starts next month but I will manage for a couple of months. I think I will go with the Pro 11' 128gb if nothing much happens with the new releases but I will check that forum if I have the opportunity soon. Again, thank you so much! Stay safe!
I bought 2018 iPad Pro and it useless for mathematics, for instance the office app doesn't have math editor or GeoGebra app doesn't work. The pen is overrate since the software does not recognized the handwritten mathematical symbols. iPad Pro is a great option as reading and videos devices.
You got the point for most of the people but I'm not one of most of people. I bought iPad pro 10.5 512 GB and iPad air 3 256 GB and they cost the same. I like iPad pro better just because it has pro-motion. I don't think that many people would notice the difference between pro motion and non promotion but I really do especially when I write letters fast. Apple says that after iPad OS updated the pencil latency reduced to 9 ns but I don't believe. I gave my iPad air 3 to my daughter because she doesn't care latency.
The ipad mini fits in a coat pocket. I bought it in 2013 exactly for this 😊 I'll get the new one any time soon now to as a companion for my iPad Pro 10.5" and the Macbook Pro and Mac Mini. I might stick to my original iPhone SE for the time being.
The Mini 5 with the apple pencil is awesome for all the reasons you mentioned. I have it with me all the time because it is so portable and capable when home or out and about.
I really liked your advices about ''do you really need....?'' . We dont rwally buy things we need nowadays. We only buy them to feel good, or they makes us look better. I was thinking about getting the ipad pro 2020. But I already have a 17'' laptop and iphone 7. So I need something in between and portable. Mini 5 is just right. Im glad I founds someone agrees with me
Very easy decision when you try Promotion... + stereo speakers. Only iPad Pro the king, by the way the 10.5 inch iPad Pro from 2017 is also better choose than 2019 Air for the same reasons...
@@paperlessmovement I'm just sorry I only got the 64 m one, my 11" is so slow I can't even get it to update - anyone want to trade a mini 5 256g for an 11?
iPad Air, is terrible for me, I had one, it bent so easily, within a week it bent, I got it replaced, still bent. I’ve switched to iPad Pro, no damage within 2 months!
Tom Solid's #PaperlessMovement Respect, but.. I guess it’s different for me? I’m using a 2018 model, not this years iPad, I don’t see the need for the camera unless people need it for business.
If I’d had the money... I’d buy each next generation iPad and iPhone. I don’t. Last year I bought the iPad 6h gen (2018). Later the Apple Pencil 1st gen and got surprised with it’s performance. So far I’ve never regretted my purchase. It’s in between the Pro and the mini. Not to big, not to small. It’s perfect for making notes at work, during work making me paperless. I don’t believe my iPad will replace the laptop. However it’s the best addition I could get for becoming paperless. But... when I’m able in, say, five years buying the next generation... it’ll probably a 10.5 of 11 inch version with the best processor for the next five years 😊
I still don't know... I want to buy iPad for academic stuff like taking notes, mostly with Apple Pencil. And here we are, Air 2019 or Pro 2020 11". I have doubts that using Air&1gen Pencil = Pro&2gen Pencil. Also, it is mid 2020 now, I'm afraid that iPad Air 2019 is quite old stuff to buy specially if they will release iPad Air 4 soon (or maybe not).
You really need to audit your videos so that they progress and link in order. Once your uses the pencil with the tip units you have a paperless system that writes like a note pad with a real pencil. Job done the rest is flannel. Notability with its filing systems plus its multi device update does it all.
wow, i was having such difficulty choosing the right iPad. But I'm amazed at how practical you explained it. It cleared my mind of all the useless bells and whistles. Thank you so much man. Going to get the air.
Aftab J. I still thinks the ipad pro is better. I bought it for the 120Hz refresh rate. Period. It makes huge different especially when you writing with pencil. Higher latency on other ipads give weird feeling if you want to be as close as writing on actual paper. Not to mention the terrible way to charge the pencil gen 1. You made the right choice my friend.
I only buy gadgets to satisfy my needs im actually wasting my money, just bought surface pro 7 then now i wanted to upgrade my ipad air to ipad pro 2020
GUYS!! Instead of buying the iPad Air 3, BUY the iPad Pro 10.5” from 2017!! They’re basically the same exact price as of today. Same screen, 120hz, brighter, an extra GB of RAM, and 12mp camera WITH a flash! The only downside is that the chip is 17% weaker than the A12 HIGHLY RECOMMEND
I'm confused between ipad air and ipad pro. I'm a student and use for note taking. Can i use apple 2nd generation pencil with Ipad air ?? Can i add sd card and increase internal storage ??
So I got a iPad recently . But I want the pro but honestly after using the basics iPad I really think the air might have been the better purchase because besides the design of the pro might be the better purchase for most people . I need more memory because I love movies to download .
In your case an iPad Air does sound like a good choice. However, you know that you can have up to 128GB on the normal one? Or what about loading those movies on an external drive?
Two weeks ago I purchased an iPad Air on Amazon. 256gb w/Cellular for a price that I am convinced they made a very short term error as the price suddenly popped up even lower than their Black Friday specials. After buying it that price never came back. I have a Home-based Networking business and take extensive notes on training, RU-vid videos, etc. I had grown so tired of paper notes which largely accumulated in several piles and never served my needs which was to have them readily available for review no matter where I was. I just started using Notability. I've taken to viewing RU-vid, etc., on my iPhone and using the Air for notes. The great advantage of this is I can easily take a screenshot on the iPhone and a little while later the photo is on the Air and I can get it in Notability and paste it right into my note, though I do wish there wasn't a several minute delay for photo access on the Air. It's also a bit annoying to always have to tap the iPhone screen to stop it from going black and needing to re-open. It would be nice if it would just continue playing. Perhaps there is a way to do this but I haven't discovered it yet. All in all, I'm very happy with the combined ability to take notes and place photos within. Tom, if possible, I'd love seeing what equipment, methods and apps you use in making/editing your videos. Any hints you might have on utilizing the Social Media mentioned above would also be great. That may be expanding beyond your Paperless Movement but I'll bet others would like your thoughts/expertise as well. Thank you for being such a great resource!
Thanks Charles for sharing your paperless story with us! Great idea taking pictures with your phone. To make it faster, you could send it via AirDrop directly to your iPadAir. Also of course you could make pictures with your iPad, although I guess you want to have better quality pics. There is a way to keep your iPhone “awake”. Just go to your iPhone settings / Display and Brightness / AutoLock to Never. 👍 Regarding RU-vid and video editing I switched from using Adobe Premiere Pro for 10 years to Final Cut Pro and it recolonized my workflows! Things are much more intuitive and you have only a one time payment. Of course you will need a Mac or MacBook Pro. Maybe at some point I will make a course how to make videos for RU-vid. But this won’t happen before 2021 I guess. If you want to stay updated and reach out to me personally or get help from the #PaperlessMovement community, consider to join the Inner Circle. Stories like yours would find their right place in our Inner Circle News feed 😃👍
@@paperlessmovement Thanks for the tips. I'm actually taking an iPhone screenshot of the specific place in the video that I want to transfer to Notability. As it is then a photo I'll see if Airdrop will speed things up. I'm sure at some point I will join the Inner Circle. So many places for money to go... LOL Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you, your subscribers and members of the Inner Circle.
I have iPad mini 5. I am perfectly happy with it. I wondered if I made a right decision, regarding the screen size difference, but I just wouldn't be carrying around iPad Air as much as I do iPad mini. It's crazy fast so it can replace my laptop when I'm on the move. iPad pro was never an option for me, it's too fragile to carry around. With mini I don't even use my phone that much.
Thanks for sharing this with us, Marko! Happy you think the same about the iPad Mini. And yes, I lost one iPad Pro by cracking the display. The iPad Mini feels much more robust in some way.
I have the Air 3 to draw on it and watch some RU-vid, I love it so far and it’s also very good for gaming and browsing the web etc. nothing lags or anything and I seriously have no idea why or where you would use a better processor, I’d say if you really need a big screen with 120 Hz to draw one or really want one, get the iPad Pro but if you mainly want to stream media, go for the 10.2 regular one. I got the air because I was inbeetween the 10.2 with 128 GB and the base iPad Air and I decided to get the air because of the laminated screen and p3 color, it’s a joy to draw on so if you’re inbeetween these two, I’d definitely say go with the air, it has a better processor and will last you longer, if you have any questions feel free to comment, I can might help :)
it all depends what you want to do with an ipad, if you just want it for basic things like notes and things like that then yes go with something cheaper....but if you want to do more professional things like music editing or graphic arts or even gaming on it then for sure go with the pro ....so it just depends on ones needs.
Hi,I'm in high school and I want an ipad and my father agreed but now I'm need help to make a choice between ipad air 3rd or iPad pro my father doesn't like spending too much money but I don't if the ipad air will do the job like creating slideshows,writing stories,playing games,watching movies,etc for at least 4 years help me!
First of all, I've been the only person in my world who is *passionate8\ about going paperless for several years now. Stumbling on this channel is like finding my long lost relatives, LOL. Secondly, I've been using an iPad Mini for some months now & i didn't expect to like it like this. It's nimble and I'm seriously thinking of sticking to it. Time will tell. Great video!
For school use would 64gb be enough for 5 years or would 256gb be better? Cause I am really undecided whether to take a 64gb ipad pro or an ipad air 3 with 256gb of memory
256 would be better. I have iPad mini 2019 256gb and it was a great choice. It will get filled with files over time, so I think 256gb is a great choice. 128gb would be a great choice also, but there is no that option. For example, my PowerPoint app alone is now 8gb because I use it a lot and I have a lot of ppt files. 256gb is just safer option, so you can be sure that you won't have to sacrifice any app or files etc.
Great presentation as always. A slightly more personal question to you Tom what did you do your PhD in?.....Personally I have a iPad Pro 12.9 inch 2020 and the reason why simply use it as a desktop replacement in most part it does I would say at least 80% of it. Cannot replace completely not yet although in time it’s possible depending on the software. I am a computer science engineer so I do require a windows machine for certain things everything else can be done on my iPad Pro.
After months of searching I finally found the perfect iPad for my needs, the iPad Pro 10.5 from 2017. I am loving this tablet, and also had a great deal on it by paying 550€ for the 512GB version brand new. Basically it is an iPad Air 3 with more features and better hardware (except the processor everything else is better), at a better price, because in my country the Air 3 64GB WiFi only would’ve been 570€, so I thought, why not? :) Also I'm not concerned about updates 'cause of all the new iPads and the iPod with A10 processor, so with my A10X and 4GB of ram I should get other 5 years going ;)
I think you’d have purchased the 11” Pro... I have the 10.5 Pro and it has replaced totally my MBP. I use it with the Bluetooth keyboard (the one with 2 batteries inside) and with a casing made by Fintie (origami casing) Awesome combo.
I’ve got the iPad Pro 10.5” that I used for three years of undergrad and it was invaluable. It’s still fast and I’ll keep as a back up device. Best purchase I’ve made for school. I just got accepted in to medical school and purchased the 2018 12.9” iPad Pro. I plan to use it extensively over the next few years of medical school and beyond. The Apple Pencil 2 and USB-C are game changers, as is the full screen design. I bought the Apple Smart Keyboard folio as well as I plan to use the iPad Pro even more than before thanks to the increased functionality of iPadOS. I’ll use my MacBook Pro for exams (ours are computer based). In my opinion Apple’s iPad lineup is fragmented. iPad Air for most, iPad Pro for heavy users. Design both for Apple Pencil 2 compatibility and keep the lineup simple.
@@paperlessmovement it's worthy to upgrade over air to pro 120hz display Quad speaker Futuristic design Easy connectivity with usb C n future proff and easily get connected with Hars disk n all Liquid retina will take u another level experience Easy to carry pencil with magnetic dock Wireless charging of pencil 4k video editing is smooth on pro. And many many re reason
In deed a solid video , specially if one is undecided (or uninformed) about the iPad lineUP. I own the iPad 6 with 4G and 128Gbs of storage (and apple pencil). It was expensive! Ideally, as an architect & photographer I would have the Pro 12.9" and the mini. But I was never kin on iOS. Once I converted from Android to iOS, I am finding it hard to decide on whether to just get the Pro and keep this iPad 6 ....or try to sell it and get the Mini, too. Specially now..that the 2018 Pro is soon yo get updated. Have you got any suggestions? Do you know when the Pro is getting that awaited update? Thanks ;)
I want to get the iPad (10.2-Inch, Wi-Fi, 128GB) also you can use the pencil, My Ipad is a few years old is out of space it only 34GB should I just dump all my movies of it and I will have more space, The new one is 409.00 one Am any thoughts
Tom, have you experienced any kind of bending problem with the iPad Pro 2018? I was thinking about getting one, but the comments all over the internet about bending issues is kind of scaring me. Thank you for your attention!
