“is this ipad air 10.9inch better then the regualr ipad (10th gen)? i will be using this ipad for college. i am mostly doing note taking”
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Ultimately, the best iPad for you will depend on your needs and budget. If you are looking for the best possible performance and features, then the iPad Air (5th generation) is the better choice. However, if you are on a budget, then the iPad (10th generation) is a great option. Overall, the iPad Air (5th generation) is the better choice for users who want the best possible Apple Pencil experience. The Second-generation Apple Pencil, 120Hz ProMotion display, and A15 Bionic chip make it the most responsive, immersive, and powerful iPad for drawing and sketching.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The air is more professional….has more professional touches and many use it accordingly. The cost is much higher and I read many reviews saying they were very happy with the nine for everyday use and so I purchased it for my grandchildren after read the reviews.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Honestly it’s great for notes helps me A lot in school!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I bought this basically because of the second generation pencil and it was cheaper than the pro. I’ll use it and eventually give it to my Mother. That’s why I got pink on clearance. Its swiping system is like the new iPhones but I had an older thumbprint type which I liked. This new fingerprint is different and an odd position. That’s a big difference between the models so keep it in mind. It doesn’t work with 1st gen pencil. Keyboard cases with touch and mouse are useful but not like a regular mouse yet but it’s useable as a full laptop. iPad as a laptop is a hybrid experience and difficult for not taking and using on a desktop monitor but again can be done. So it’s a great tablet but in comparison to the regular iPad you’ll see by my preferences and look at the price. If you use Apple it’s a cheaper way to a laptop and has more use apart from school uses but you need to adapt from a regular laptop experience. I like the air as a pro substitute for the price but if you need the storage space the pro is only option. Basic iPad is still very utilitarian and more cost effective if you want a pencil. Budget is main factor and how you use it will give you your answer.
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