iPad mini (A17 Pro)

Picked up a Pixel 9 Pro Fold yesterday for A$1000 (~US$650) — couldn’t pass on that deal.

I’ve been using an iPhone 16 alongside an iPad mini (A17 Pro), and my hope was that this single device could replace both. That way, I can hand the iPad to my 5-year-old (who’s already broken two iPads before)

EDIT — Corrected some wrong info, and gave links to relevant information to "prove" it correct. —————————— Oh boy, I love tech. Don't mind my comment, but tldr; I'd go to the Apple store and see if you can experiment with Lightroom/CapCut to see if it'd work for your use case. Tbh I had very little

iPad mini 7: Mainly use to consume all sorts of media - YouTube, Netflix, News Articles, Books. I also use it for journalling, doodling, checking emails, scrolling through photos etc. It's just nice to have a powerful device that you can bring around everywhere. I love it especially for travel if I

Currently I run the Supernote Partner application for macOS as well as iOS and it allows me to upload and organize from my Apple devices, but there is no app support for any of the apple OS on a SN device. That's actually why I appreciate it so much more. I have my iPhone 16 Pro, M5 MacBook, iPad mi

I have the iPad Pro M4 and the iPad mini A17 Pro, both cellular, and basically travel with the mini, read on it, stream music sometimes, etc. It’s a handy little tablet for traveling with.

I have the iPad mini 7, which is the second weakest iPad model of all current models when it comes to processing chip, with only the base iPad having a weaker chip. And it runs battles and everything else perfectly on Ultra graphics, so I think any of the current iPad models, between the iPad mini,

The iPad Mini 7 (A17 Pro) is powerful enough to run Apple’s AI features so if the size doesn’t put you off, it should be a good iPad for you. The hard drive starts at 128GB.

Just traded mine in for an iPad mini a17 pro chipset. Huge upgrade and a bit more manageable while doing some reading before bed. An absolute powerhouse for streaming entertainment.

iPads have had Apple Silicon for awhile now -- but only recently have they had the M-line of processors that the Macs have. The A17 Pro chip in the Mini 7 is VERY powerful chip, but still only half the power of an M3: https://browser.geekbench.com/ios_devices/ipad I've been using an old Mini 4 while

EDIT: if your current iPad still works, I agree with other posters wait for the fall OLED MINI … good sources support the rumors. You can start saving up $100 15% percent off Apple gift cards between now and then and essentially wipe up the rumored $100 price increase! I think it’s worth the extra $