iPad Air (13-inch, M3, 2024)

combination of laptop/MacBook and iPad is a game changer. I would suggest you go for a used iPad Pro for less. For what you want to do you don't need an Apple Pencil Pro and an iPad Pro 2022 or 2024 would be completely enough for you. Or even the iPad Air 2024 with the Pencil 2 would be enough for y

Have you looked into the new 11inch sized iPads? The iPad A16 (11th gen) is all most people need, but if you want to use an Apple Pencil that is on par (and now a bit better) than the mini, faster USB-C port, M4 chip, and that same great 11inch screen, then I'd go for that. If the price is a bit hig

For med school purposes (note-taking, PDF and PowerPoints), any iPad (base, mini, Air or Pro) would do. The main differences are in screen quality, screen size, chip, RAM and storage but unless you’re planning on playing video games and editing 4K videos, you wouldn’t feel much difference. It’s the

You don't need the iPad Pro unless you want it strictly for screen size as a second screen, and there are a LOT cheaper ways to get a 2nd screen for the MacBook Air. I've got an M5 MacBook Air and an M3 iPad Air. The iPad is a media consumption device and I occasionally draw with the Apple Pencil. I

I don't think it matters much which iPad. I have an M3 iPad Air but you would be fine with older ones. You'll need an Apple Pencil Pro and a matte screen protector. Matte screen protectors make the screen feel like you're writing on paper with the Apple Pencil Pro.. if you don't have one you're writ

Hi everyone! I want to buy a tablet for digital drawing but I can't decide. I am mostly traditional, previously did a bit of digital art using Krita on my pc. I'm trying to decide between a Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 12/512 GB and 13-inch iPad Air Wi‑Fi 512GB with Apple Pencil Pro. What’s making t