M1 iPad Pro 2021 handwriting and note taking 

This only applies to the Apple Pencil 2nd gen (has one flat side and connects to the iPad magnetically and charges magnetically). The first gen (entirely cylindrical, and has to be physically plugged in to be charged or paired) has no touch functions on the Apple Pencil.

I personally don't think the mini-LED image quality is significantly better than the LCD, but many people think otherwise. So the deciding factor is whether you want portability or the larger display, NOT for the mini-LED

Many tablets will have the screen move slightly if you press hard enough.

You’ll be fine without screen protector. Just get a flip case, one that can charge the Apple Pencil. Matte screen protector will affect image quality. Actually if you are only using the tablet indoors, matte screen protector is alright. But I don’t recommend that when your usage is mostly outdoors. Or just get a cheap matte screen protector to try. Get SuperShieldz from Amazon. If you don’t like it, it’s not too expensive

@@teohontech7141 Thanks a lot for your reply. Yes, I'm going with a flip cover for my ipad. 😊❤️

@@adyutprakash2986 Get a screen protector. A matte one if you want a more tactile feeling while using the Apple Pencil, or a tempered glass one simply to protect the screen. Why would you not want to protect the screen of your expensive device?

If you want to use it outdoors often, get 11 inch. Otherwise get the one with more storage.

@@teohontech7141 thank you sm, i usually drawing at home but i wanna know the m1 and 2gb more ram make procreate better than previous model? i mean faster when work with more layers

@@burr1143 Both 2020 and 2021 tablets are fast. M1 iPad Pro can make more layers but if you don't need that many layers, then the difference in number of layers is not important. How faster you can work will be limited by you, not the tablet.

@@teohyc thank you, i see, i meant faster that my tab s7 getting slower and crashed when i work with more layers in infinite painter and krita, thanks again

@@burr1143 Unfortunately I don't work with Infinite Painter or Krita. I just work with Clip Studio and Concepts and they work fine. The iPad probably will be more stable. But if you're thinking of selling and buying and iPad, consider buying Clip Studio Paint (subscription) first to test because it's probably cheaper than buying a new tablet.

Yes it works www.reddit.com/r/ipad/comments/npfwdq/does_disney_provide_hdr_playback_on_xdr_ipadpro/

@@teohontech7141 I'm sorry to bother you in an unrelated reply, but people are reporting this issue on their m1 12.9 version and I wanted to ask you about it. It's where the middle of the screen darkens slightly when the ipad is under heavy load above where the m1 processor is ( www.reddit.com/r/iPadPro/comments/obkomf/2021_129_ipad_pro_area_dims_on_display_under_load/ ) Could you do a video, check yours for this, or just give any insight on this pretty please?

@@Marie-et6lw I don't have that problem. I used the iPad Pro under the sun for extended period for drawing and the screen did not dim. Anyway, Apple iPhones and iPad will dim automatically when it gets too hot. My iPhone 12 Pro Max does that, and when it dims it's very difficult to see what's on the screen. However, to get the M1 iPad Pro to dim, you really have to be doing some really processor intensive task. Even exporting 4K video would barely heat up the iPad Pro. So to get the iPad Pro to warm up, my guess is you have to use it under the sun.

@@teohyc Thank you, but I'm talking about where it dims in only one spot of the screen, the center, instead of the whole screen dimming like what's normal on many devices.

@@Marie-et6lw I did not notice that with my unit.