iPad Pro 11-Inch (M4)

Sounds like you have all the reasons to switch to an 11. I went from an iPad Pro 11 m4 to an iPad Pro 13 m5. For me the size difference was worth it. Although I loved to portability of the 11, I always felt like I was compromising on things that felt important to me from a bigger writing surface, be

I was in a similar situation to you last year… when looking to upgrade from my M1 Pro 11”. And I was reluctantly, very bad-naturedly, resigned to the Magic Keyboard. I dearly loved my little Smart Folio Keyboard. It’s so thin, and so not-heavy, and I never found the typing on it anything like as unc

I’ve an M4 iPad Pro 11”, with Magic Keyboard… the same keyboard as used for the M5 Pro. I’m now genuinely curious if Apple somehow radically changed the centre of gravity of the internals of the M5 Pro. Because - while not doubting your own experience with your M5 + Magic Keyboard - I’m not encounte

I have the 11 inch M4 iPad Pro and (Apple Pencil pro) and use it for: Filling in and signing documents, FaceTime, taking notes, reading books and comics, internet browsing, light gaming, checking emails, streaming services, travelling. It’s my go to travel device along with my Switch. I upgraded my

I recently picked up the 11-inch iPad Pro (M4) mainly as a tertiary device for media since I didn’t want to always use my phone. I grabbed the Magic Keyboard too, and the total came to around $1,600 CAD. The thing is — iPadOS 26 looks promising for people who want to use an iPad as their main comput