iPad Air

Get the iPad Air, either current gen or previous gen. Most people do the standard smaller size, but you could consider doing the bigger one if you want. If you choose to go older to save money, just make sure whichever iPad Air you get is M1 or newer, then it’ll have plenty of power for notes.

IPad Air is never getting oled screen, you have a choice between oled in pro or 60hz in iPad Air , the difference is in £€$ hard cash . M5 iPad Pro & m4 iPad Air both have 12GB it’s a simple choice to pay a lot more for premium oled screen or ipad Air IPad Air is mid price because it doesn’t have ol

iPad Air has M processor, 8GB RAM, Apple Pencil 2 support, laminated display with better colour support and anti-reflective coating, and the ability to use Apple Stage Manager on an external display. Even a refurbished M1 iPad Air (direct from Apple online store) is better than the recent base iPad.

OK I have the iPad Air M1 and for musicians - latency is a big thing. On my M1 Air, I can only run at 128 buffer settings. This is ok for basic playing but if you play fast or layer many sounds, it lags and if you run at a lower buffer, it just starts crackling and making distorted sounds. The 8G is

i've owned both android tablets and ipads for long term use. the xiaomi screen is gorgeous but ipados will feel way more consistent 3 years from now. gaming on ipad is smoother because devs optimize for apple silicon first - mlbb runs great. for studying, notability and goodnotes on ipad are miles a

Buy it. It's good especially on sale. New one even if it comes out this year will be at full msrp for a while which will be more expensive. If you were gonna buy the new one at full marp, you might as well go get an iPad Air M2 or M3 now which is usually around $400 and will still be better than the

I wouldnt go for the 2017 pro anymore. The chip does not feature any neural engine/AI (not even basic stuff from years ago like OCR in photos) and no iPadOS update support anymore iirc. I switched 1 1/2 years ago to an iPad Air. I would miss the better speakers more than 120Hz but there is always so

I’m not too sure if it’s the identical chip but my sons iPad Air m1 is great, he’s not on iPad 26 yet tho, he uses it with a monitor and it runs smooth

For digital art, the iPad Air line with the Apple Pencil 2nd Gen will be better than the USB-C Pencil, because it has pressure sensitivity. However, you said you could get an adapter for your current pencil… does that mean you have the 1st generation Lightning pencil with pressure sensitivity? If so

for me it's the ipad pro m1 only... it's the only iPad Pro with IPS display and with the M1 chip it's still very powerful... I tried newer iPad Pros because I wanted to use the Apple Pencil Pro but I got headaches maybe in the end I'll move to iPad Air