iPad Air 11-inch (M2)

I love my iPad Air m2 with pro pencil.

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

Get a used or refurbished iPad Air M2 as it supports the Apple Pencil Pro and they’re relatively cheap now

I recommend the M2 iPad Air because of the bigger screen, that might be of better use as an artist. My 10.9 inch M1 iPad Air is a nice mix of portable and screen real estate IMO. However, I would recommend the iPad mini 7 if you absolutely need the better portability. Although IMO, anything less tha

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

My iPad Air m2 has the hover. Do you really need a pro?

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

Thank you for the info and recommendations we are just getting into it and everywhere said iPad for Procreate was the best to use. We have come to a choice between the iPad Air 5 with 2nd gen pencil and iPad air m2 with pro pencils all refurbished. We are android users so we were unsure about iPad b

If you're happy using your laptop for your main work then for basic note taking and general use an A16 iPad or a 2nd hand iPad air M2 will both serve your needs. If you want to try out the android ecosystem then apparently the Honor MagicPad 4 is quite good.

Yeah that actually makes a lot of sense. Your use case (travel + flights) is exactly where a 13" tablet starts to feel too big and awkward. An 11" tablet is probably the sweet spot for you—still good for productivity, but way easier to handle on a plane. If you’re considering alternatives, you could