iPad Air 11-inch (M2)

Hello, no it isn’t crazy, I have the Neo and my iPad Air M2 alonside with a Magic Keyboard. I use my iPad mainly to draw now that I have my Neo and I use it too as a second screen when needed. I think they make a great combination.

Late to this but I was in a similar spot last year, needed something right away for school. I just went ahead and bought the iPad Air 11-inch (M2, 256GB) for around $699, and I’m glad I didn’t wait. There’s always a new version coming, but having it when you actually need it matters more. For your s

Nope. I have had an iPad for 15 years now. I went iPad 2 -> iPad 8 -> iPad Air M2 11” -> iPad Pro M4 13” -> iPad Pro M5 13”. Over the years, the iPad has evolved from my couch web browser to an everything device. I use my iPad SSSOOOO much more than any other device. Work, watching videos, navigatio

i have a used iPad Air M2 11 inch. They M models are all pretty much the same. Definitely get an riggid hardcase to protect everything. Which Ipad size you should choose is absolutely up to you. If you carry it all day with string around your shoulder the mini would much easier to carry than a 13inc

I traded in my 13” iPad Air M2 for a proper laptop. Don’t get me wrong — I loved the iPad. But after using it for a while, I realized it’s just not a full replacement for a laptop. iPadOS still has limitations, especially when it comes to multitasking and certain workflows. So I decided to make the

I actually owned a 13” iPad Air M2 with the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil, and it was my main device for a while. I loved it—don’t get me wrong—but I eventually traded it in for a MacBook Neo. I realized that, first and foremost, it’s a tablet, not a full-fledged computer, and it felt a bit limiti

When you are buying for travel work, i had the same question recently and this is a real decision fork. For sheets, note taking, and meeting use, iPad Air 11-inch (M2) is a cleaner daily driver for heat and battery than older chip lines. If you want extra headroom for heavier multitask sessions, iPa

iPad Air M2 (cellular) with a Logitech Combo Touch case: very fast, super flexible (detachable touchscreen, keyboard, trackpad) and the included cellular has been super useful many times.

for med school notes and exams, the iPad Air M2 11in is worth the extra money. the m2 handles side by side apps better when you have a textbook on one side and notability on the other. also supports apple pencil hover which helps with precise diagrams. the iPad A16 11in is fine for basic notes but t

You can, but it’s not a laptop and you can’t run all the same software on iPadOS as macOS Why does your internship require a “laptop”? Are there specific applications you’ll have to run? Are they ok with Mac? Find out more before you decide between the two And I agree with the commenter, an iPad Air