iPad Pro 13-inch (M5)

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

I think is a problem of ipados 26. Any app which does not use Apple API lags with the pencil, except for iPad pro m5. I tested many apps with my iPad air, and this is consistent. At a local store, I tried ipad mini, air, a16 and pro, and only the pro does not lag with notability, goodnotes and other

This is what I’ve been using. When I purchased, it was one of the first paper-like screen protectors on tempered glass vice film, so now there may be a lot more options available. But I’ve had zero complaints with it, and it’s super durable. I just replaced one that was on my iPad for a year, and I

Yes iPad Pro M5 11 inch is definitely worth it, especially if you pair it with Apple Pencil Pro. Approach it as a long term investment for your work. Just get the base 256GB model, and then invest in USB-C external hard drive or iCloud if you need more storage. Also, you can put a matte screen prote

I managed it. But only after getting the m5 iPad Pro with the higher refresh rate on an external monitor. I still have a Mac mini for emergencies that I am running in headless mode. But since September I have used it less and less and enjoying the experience with the Magic Keyboard and iPad infront

The only reason I just made this move to an M5 iPad Pro was because my M2 fell to the floor while cooking and absolutely destroyed the screen, and I had removed it from my AppleCare devices. I had no problems with my M2, it was a fantastic tablet. I will say, though, getting the incredible OLED disp

I use my iPad Pro M5 1TB every day all day. Mon - Fri I use it at work for notes, calendar, reminders and Freeform. But the real cool feature is recording meetings with Memos and having a shortcut that will transcribe and send to Apple Intelligence or ChatGPT to create a summary and key points of th

Get the fastest processor and a screen that seems too big. Get as much ROM as you can afford. This year, that is the M5 iPad Pro with 13” screen. Apple refuses to warranty-service Apple’s Magic Keyboard, so get a refurbished unit (the new Magic Keyboards have glue which comes unstuck exactly fifteen

I think iPad in general is built for artwork and sketching. 11th gen is alright if you still studying, it's a good all-around device. If you pair it with Apple Pencil USB-C, you'll be fine. Procreate works alright in iPad A16. If you're putting a lot of effort in what you do, you'll definitely get y

For simplicity and quality I would say it’s very hard to beat an iPad. If money isn’t an issue I would say get yourself an M5 iPad Pro 11”. It’s not the biggest iPad, but plenty big enough for watching content and yet small enough (just about) to hold for reading. With the M5 Pro specifically you ge