iPad Pro

I've tried it all and an iPad Pro, an Apple pencil (not the USB-CC version), a paper feel screen protector and Procreate is the best digital drawing experience I've found. Hands down. That being said, save some money and get a good used iPad Pro from eBay. You didn't need the newest M4 processor. Si

I have a lot of thoughts on this topic. I have an M5, 13”, 2TB. I also own a Steam Deck LCD 2TB, a Legion Go (fuck Lenovo) a Switch/Lite, an RP4 Pro as well as a ton of other retro devices, the new GPD Win 5, 4TB, 64GB and a Z13 Flow 2026 as well as a big ass PC. No flex, just saying I have many opt

I felt the same way when I bought the m4 iPad 6 month ago. I had trouble justifying carrying the extra screen around. But…Having bought it I sat down created use cases to either justify the expense or get rid of it. my company creates apps for sales users on iPhone and iPad, and I forced myself to u

I’ve a drawer full of compact, external touch screens, and adapters I’ve bought in the search for the best solution to this problem. So far I’ve ended up with an 12” iPad Pro with a kiosk browser and shared command line activated. It’s not perfect, but the most compact and elegant solution I’ve foun

No, the iPad Pro is powerful and professional in any way, even without the keyboard or Apple Pencil. The iPad is an awesome product that doesn’t need a keyboard or Mac nearby to be powerful. For instance, the iPad Pro with the M5 chip and its 10-core GPU and CPU is a beast. It’s like a MacBook Pro,

For me I find it turns the iPad into just enough of a MacBook replacement that if I’m traveling I only bring my iPad and Magic Keyboard. I can accomplish 95% of what I need to get done, albeit sometimes a bit more clumsily. For me the biggest limitations on the iPads productivity are the apps themse

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

Apologies up front for the length of this reply, but as you’ve no doubt realised, it’s a common query and like most iPad Pro users, I’ve considered both options in the past. I’ve had iPads since the very first one, and moved to Pros when they were released. But I’ve always used the smaller model. Th

Graphic novels, comics, manga/manhwa. Also travel… I’d rather bring my iPad Pro 11 with a thin external keyboard (an Apple Magic Keyboard for Mac, not the iPad case version). Much handier, durable, greater battery life, easier to charge and use on the plane or anywhere, and can do most things the Ma

I mean personally I don’t use Apple Intelligence, I don’t even have it activated on my 17 pro or m4 iPad Air. You can always use like chat gpt or whatever for that. I think a16 should be fine, one thing is like it might slow down faster than the m4 cuz of the chip in a couple years but it shouldn’t