iPad 11-inch

You seem like a light user. Not doing stuff like editing video, 3 D modeling etc…. Just get an iPad A16. I had a 6th generation iPad which I used for 5 years and it worked perfectly fine till I ran out of my 32 gb storage. This is the only reason I got the A16. I plan to use it for the next 5 years

11th Gen iPad, Apple Pencil, MacBook NEO. And you’ll have change.

An IPad changed my life and I'm sure it can change yours too. Albeit expensive, just a standard 10th or 11th Gen IPad on Amazon for $300 along with a fake apple pencil is soooo nice. I will never go back to paper, taking notes on my IPad is so much easier I recommened any major to get one! Just read

I recently had the same question myself lately. I decided I wanted to get an iPad which would serve strictly as a productivity machine for writing and light graphics layout/editing tasks, as well as for eReading. I originally was interested in the 11th gen iPad, and then I wanted to wait for the iPa

Of course! I just bought the Apple iPad 11-inch: A16 chip. It was one of the cheaper models since I'm not in the least bit wealthy but I wanted a model that was compatible with the apple pencil obviously so I could use Procreate. The stylus is just the Apple Pencil for iPad 6th-11th gen. I don't kno

The question for you, if you intend to do artwork on your iPad, is whether you need pressure sensitivity to make lines thinner or thicker depending on the pressure. If you do, the ONLY "stylus" that will work for pressure sensitivity on the 11th gen iPad is the Apple Pencil One, which costs $99. If

I think it depends on your budget. The A16 (11th gen) iPad is the perfect sweet spot. I personally am still using a 6th Gen iPad Air, and I use my Apple Pencil daily, and the performance is amazing…you can find older gen iPads used in great condition for the fraction of the cost of current gen ones.

The 11th gen iPad (A16)received a refresh last year and is priced at $349. It should continue receiving software updates until around 2031 or 2032. If you don’t care as much about long term Apple support, the iPad Air 5th generation is still a great option. It offers strong performance with the M1 c

Hi everyone, I know there are so many posts on these topics and I've done a lot of research, but I'd be grateful for your opinions to help me decide which model is best to buy as my first iPad. I often see comparisons between the A16 and Air 5 M3, but rarely between the A16 and older Air models. Fac