Buying ipad air was my best investment I’ve ever made for uni even though it costed my entire lifetime savings (includes accessories). I no longer have to buy papers, no binders that takes 80% of my shelves, takes 30 secs to find notes from like 10 months ago, no need to carry 1 ton textbooks (nor buying one). I won’t have to restock my pens and pencils like I always do in high school. I do EEEVERYTHING on iPad. Since I’m in med school, its a literal life saver for me.
I'm sorry for bothering! I wanna ask a question since you've bought the iPad air and the pen. So I'm gonna get the ipad generation 8 and I'm wondering if I can buy an apple pen with it!? Like if I buy it can it charge? I hope you can answer my question! Have a great day/night :)
Im in the same situation, so i dont want to spend too much money but i want an ipad that fill my needs and i dont want to buy a new one in 2 years. So all i want to do for now i taking notes but in future probably a bit more. I cant decide between the Ipad Pro 11" and the Ipad Air...
Honestly, each one of us is different in study style.👀 IPAD is NOT going to improve your grades instantly. It's your study consistency, focus and dedication that makes it happen. Study hard everyone. ✨ Edit: I got few comments on this and likes also wow. Also ipad is great for studying.
I actually have to contradict you there. I think for some people it actually can as my IPad helps me to keep track of my notes, my grades and my appointments. Also I personally have way more fun to create notes that are clearer which again helps me with studying. But I agree with you that it won’t magically change your grades and won’t work for everyone
Its true but adding a right equipment will help you to be more consistent, focus more and dedicate yourself in studying. Its like a best f1 driver driving a williams f1 car will be a bottleneck to his performance as the car is inferior.
I just got an iPad to start using for university and, so far, I love it so much. It's super easy to write on and it's perfect for me because I lose papers way to easily and having everything in one place is so, so useful.
A quick tip that I have been using that might help others is to use online to pdf. You can add like 4-6 slides on one page and save space and have things more compact💖
As a recent grad in the STEM field, the iPad Pro was the best purchase I ever made. Made notes and assignments so much better to do. Get the keyboard and apple pencil if you prefer handwriting.
THANK YOU. I have been looking for someone’s opinion who was/is in STEM. My hp is very old and I definitely need to upgrade 😭 this helped so much. Thank you!
Lol yeah, my parents would never buy me something that expensive. Since I finished my A-Levels I've been working and I'm very strict with saving so I could buy one if I wanted to. I kinda want it for when I start uni in September but the thought of spending that munch money makes me want to cry lol
I used an iPad 7th generation for my junior year during Virtual Learning and it really made my life easier. I don’t have a printer so I could just write on PDFs which was amazing. And no more scanning documents!
Before having an iPad I was so unorganized and could never really look back at my notes because it was hard to find. With the iPad I can actually find everything 😅
What a thorough, helpful video. I really appreciate all of the little details, like putting the weights into perspective. Thank you for the top notch content! I personally already know what I'm buying, but I like to watch these videos anyway, since they're always so aesthetic and engaging 🌞
aw thanks so much! yeah, this video did take a lot of work and I really wanted to include all the little things that I notice about how an iPad can really help!😀
I love my iPad Air it’s big enough to write and has Touch ID which I love. I wish one note was sorta like the good notes and notability with the pages. An iPad has helped me in my science classes.
@@psychomantis4737 depends what you use your ipad for. i use it to play games n notes just like a small computer but people who draw usually get another version. i decided to not go for the gen 8 because of the screen and the pro was not ever really an option of mine but i loved the size of the screen and how it looked
My mom and dad bought me an Ipad and an apple pencil for Christmas last year... I love it. I don't use it that much like I should because I use their computer and my laptop mostly but yeah. I still do notes on paper and stuff, but I've been doing online school for 3 years, and it's so much easier to do that. I love your Videos, Emily!
I got an iPad Pro 2018 fro medical school 2 years ago. I actually am upgrading to the new 2021 iPad Pro. If you’re in medical school it’s a must, either that or a 2-in-one-laptop. In reality, for any university course you need a laptop for work and, especially for online learning, and also a tablet device with handwriting capability. The reason for this is how much work we have to do and the downsides to using paper books and notebooks which Is the WEIGHT and also keeping track of all that paper as it is fairly easy to loose. I know I lost very important notes for exams. It’s an EXPENSIVE buy. I spent 1200 dollars on just the iPad Pro plus about 300 dollars in accessories, however this expense can be maximized by buying 3rd party devices that can connect to multiple devices. I chose not to buy the magic keyboard and mouse but to buy a MUCH CHEAPER multi device Bluetooth keyboard and mouse that I can connect to multiple devices. That way I can use them with both the laptop and iPad. I also buy 3rd party cases which are A LOT cheaper than the ones sold by Apple and also MUCH more protective of the device. In fact the only devices I bought from apple are the iPad and Apple Pencil but everything else is 3rd party as the options for budget friendly great devices are much higher and they work with both the iPad and my windows laptops. That is another tip I would give. Instead of buying the very expensive MacBooks for school, consider windows laptops. Top of the line laptops are half or even less than that of the price of a MacBook and have way better specs and laptops with identical specs to MacBooks are even cheaper. Students WILL need both devices and windows has better budget friendly devices for students. Plus many school systems have problems Inter-phasing with Apple devices because they run on windows, not as much anymore but it is there and it is a consideration, especially when students need to print something as printing from Apple devices tends to be problematic. I admit I got along fine in university with just my laptop but I was also carrying a ton of books and paper which also broke my back whereas now I only carry a small backpack, when I used to go to school in person, that is big enough for my laptop since I still have to use it and my iPad plus mouse, keyboard, mousepad and computer stand. In total my backpack weighs about 17lbs, if I had binders notebooks and textbooks, well first I would be using a rolling bag because not everything fits in the backpack but it would weigh about 45lbs or more. My anatomy textbook in print has over 2000 pages and weighs by itself 9.5lbs
That's actually the main issue I faced recently and now I'm ready to use my savings on an iPad. It's like a life saving in med school. thanks for this detailed comment.
I have a 7th gen iPad, and although it's an old basic model, I love it! It really helps me take better notes (with images, diagrams, graphics, etc.) and get organized.
The iPad is not a productivity device when it comes to digital handwriting. Imagine having a peace of hardware that powerful which costs over a thousand dollars, but still can’t even right fast in university or school. Digital handwriting should not be a big deal in 2021, but yet it is. It should be smooth on the entry level iPad as well, but it isn’t. And apple is earning a shitload of money by selling stuff that can’t even support fast handwriting. It makes me angry.
Personally, I think iPads are worth it if you learn best handwriting notes, and science has proven handwriting notes is more effective than typing notes. I've used an iPad 8th gen for school for about 6 months now, and it's pretty awesome and I love taking notes without having stationary or worrying about not having enough space on a page. However, if your sole purpose for getting an iPad is taking notes, I wouldn't recommend it since that's not a very good investment :).
@@ayeshamubashra I don’t think buying an ipad for just note taking is worth it, simply cuz its quite expensive and most students are on pretty tight budgets
Like you stated. An iPad is SUCH a versatile tool. Like a phone, an iPad can be taken anywhere just about, you just need a slightly larger bag to take the iPad with you. Or a nice carrying case. Seriously, When you had the multiple choice questions and were just circling them, and the teacher wants them in class the next day, it's super easy to take that and print it off at the college. Print it off of their dime. Not yours. And you are able to do the assignment on the go without having to lug a folder or a bunch of papers. (however, make sure you have your device and pencil charged) and maybe include a battery pack if you will be gone for a long period of time.
I really like that the video was concentrated on the device and not a talking head, you also did not waste a second but got straight into the content for the video. You made the video interesting and engaging from start to finish. Thank you.
i keep going back and forth, of course one con for me is the price. i want to be able to read and annotate textbooks, but when it comes to notes, i prefer to write them out and be able to lay pages next to each other. i'll end up needing my computer for the programs used in class so the extra cost... always makes me hesitate.
There’s a lot of STEM students in the comments but iPads are incredibly popular amongst music students as well. It is literally THE BEST to have all your sheet music on one device instead of heaps of loose sheet music. You can have an entire opera on your iPad, instead of a massive physical score. It’s also super easy to study/make music, Good Notes even has music notation templates. The iPad was seriously the best purchase for studying music in college- you save so much paper, time and back strain! And it will make your life a breeze during auditions or impromptu performances when you have all your music in one place.
One of the biggest setbacks (for me) as a pharmacy student is that my school isn’t compatible with our exam taking software T-T But overall, it’s great to have a small compact device to carry around at rotations as a portable “computer” or a secondary/tertiary window in addition to my dual screens
I got an iPad for this semester and honestly it was such a game changer for me. Since most of my profs do hand out PowerPoints and Skripts to annotate I’m saving soo much money on printing. And since I’m also mostly taking math and chemistry classes it saves so much paper when I’m doing my homework digitally- like I have a whole binder just filled with homework and exercises just from last semester. Plus it not only is more confident when sharing notes with your friends but also quite helpful to just share the screen of the iPad when working in a group online and you wanna explain the way you solved a certain problem (like we do this such much in my study group for my math classes when we compare our solutions because it’s so helpful to see what some else did to figure out how their idea works or not) But in the end it all comes down to personal preference and not everyone can afford an iPad, but in my opinion it’s definitely worth the investment. Like I’ll be using mine through all my years at university and it will also be quite handy in my job later on. And also if your thinking about buying an iPad: I can recommend to go with the smaller storage sizes because you will save a lot of money. Because pdfs honestly do not take up that much storage and I would probably only consider an iPad with bigger storage if you plan to work with pictures or videos on the iPad a lot. And if storage gets a little short it’s actually cheaper to just buy an external hard drive - which can also be connected to the iPad itself if you get the air or the pro.
@@australianpatriot are you a moron who cant comprehend that handwriting notes and saving them on one item is more efficient than having notebooks everywhere?
I’m using my iPad for school for about a year now and it makes things so much easier! The only disadvantage is that you can get distracted quite easily, especially when you have “boring” classes, you definitely need some kind of self discipline. However I don’t regret buying an iPad for school at all and if you have a little more discipline than I do, it’ll only make things easier.
I bought a refurbished iPad 6th generation at the beginning of my 2nd semester at uni. It was the best investment of the year! Before buying it I thought about saving up more money to buy a newer generation. As far as I know the iPad 6 is the cheapest one which is compatible with an apple pen. I got it short after I bought the iPad and I couldn't be happier with it!! I do recommend to get one with much storage. During the last semester I realised that having 128 GB is necessary! I always take my iPad to uni instead of my MacBook since it's handier in my opinion.
Super helpful video, I will get an iPad Pro before my next semester and your videos make me so excited to start making organized notes that make it fun to study! :)
As a Uni student majoring in Mechanical Engineering and recently the homework problems have gotten long and complex for various engineering classes and I was tired of re-writing/drawing the diagrams and the problems on to regular paper and had a desire to get an iPad to simply copy and paste the problem and do the work directly on it instead so I’ve been looking at the iPad Pro but not sure what size I should (between 11 and 12’9) This is a great video, thank you so much.
@@rannimiddleton9689 I did! And it was worth it. My school is back in person and my backpack is very light now. I only carry my iPad and Laptop now, I used to carry 3 Nootbooks and laptop every day to school. If the ipad to too expensive there are other android options too
I have an ipad (old one) but it's such a shame because I don't fully utilize it for note-taking, instead, I mainly used it for Netflix. I found myself to be more comfortable to write and read notes on paper rather than on screen. I also found myself to memorize better with paper notes. However, with all the Go-Green stuff, I am sure that it's environmentally better to take notes on an ipad as you can save a LOT of papers. I am currently 'training' myself to properly utilise the technology that we have today.
In the disadvantages, the eye strain isn't much of a problem to me cuz I have a pair of Anti-Glare glasses which protect my eyes, and as you said, im planning on buying the iPad Air, which is much budget friendly and more helpful! Thank You for helping us!!
My school district provides us with iPads you get your first iPad mini in 4th grade, then a new regular one that you use from 5th to 8th grade, and then finally you get one in 9th grade which you use up until the end of high school (I do think things changed though because some kindergartners had iPads), however you do have to return them over the summer. We don't have to pay for them unless we damage them. And since they're mainly for school so there are some restrictions and the school version of an App Store. But before Covid hit since the restrictions were built into the WiFi you could do what you'd like on them at home. But now they're built into the iPad itself because of online school. These were originally supposed to be removed by removed by high school but they ended up changing that and keeping the restrictions after a few years because people were misusing them. They're monitored by the school district and they provide us with cases. My currently model is an iPad 5th generation. I *might* update with what iPad we get next year in 9th grade because at the time of writing this I'm in late 8th grade. If you want more info I wrote like an entire essay 😅 My school district provides us with iPads that are monitored by the school district and they're a major part of our school lives, I'm talking if you forget it for one day you're screwed. (I go to a public middle school and at the time of writing this I'm in late 8th grade) For me at least, you got your first iPad in 4th grade, but it was an iPad mini and you weren't allowed to use it during lunch or recess, you would leave it on charge at the school overnight and wouldn't be allowed to bring it home. Although in 5th grade I went to a gifted program with both 4th and 5th graders and my friends in 4th grade also had iPad mini's but were allowed to take them home. From 5th to 8th grade you use the same iPad and upload your stuff to google drive and then clear your storage every year, and from 9th to 12th grade you get a new iPad and then use that and repeat the same process every year. (Meaning I get a new iPad next year! :D) However I remember once in elementary school we went through the kindergarten classroom to get somewhere and all the kindergarteners had iPads. You don't have to pay for them, but if they're damaged then that is 100% on you to pay for the repairs. You keep them throughout the school year and then return them over summer. (Yes you can keep them over smaller breaks like winter, thanksgiving etc.) We have an off brand version of the App Store instead of the actual App Store with only education related apps, so we can't download games and stuff. However in 5th grade because it was our first day with our iPads that we would be using up until 8th grade, there was a trick you could use only upon the first day of getting your new iPad. So I did that trick, downloaded some games, blah blah blah, it was going great up until some time later when some people had to come and watch me delete it because they were aware of the fact that I had downloaded them. When my older sisters were in high school, high schoolers had access to the App Store and could download games or anything in particular they wanted with their new iPads (obviously not anything non school appropriate) but a few years ago they removed that most likely because students were misusing that privilege, I don't really remember the details. Similarly, discussing restrictions, in 5th/half of 6th grade (before covid hit) there were restrictions built into the WiFi so you couldn't goof off during school but when you got home and were connected to your home WiFi you could use the internet with way less restrictions (there were still some for stuff like illegal websites) so you could watch RUclips or do whatever it is as you please. However because of online school they're now built into the iPad itself. As for accessories all students are provided with 1 of 2 iPad cases and that’s it, although I think some students switched them out for their own cases and nobody really cared as long as the stickers on the back with your student information were visible. I happened to have gotten a few free stylus' from an event once and I use them for my iPad and they are amazing quality and it's pretty surprising considering that they were free. My older sisters are in university currently and one of them has an iPad given to her by the university she goes to and it is monitored as well. (However since the value has gone down they’re removing the monitoring so the iPad is 100% your property). I *might* update this comment when we get our new iPads next year. *I may I have gone a bit overboard yes, but I enjoyed writing this*
im an electrical engineering student and a lot of my professors teach circuit design classes using an iPad. they go really fast and just start copying and pasting their drawn circuits so it’s been really hard for me to catch up with them since i’m trying to draw it over and over again using my pencil and paper. gave up in the end and bought an iPad 😂
hi would you say it's worth it? im in highschool but Im planning on majoring in aerospace engineering and I already have a macbook. should i cave and get the ipad? how much storage would you say I would need in the ipad if I was just planning on usnig it for notes/assignments/textbooks along with my macbook for other stuff? thanks!
I recently upgraded my iPad to a 8th gen from 6th gen (so I can use my old Apple Pencil) I’ve been using notability and wanting good notes for awhile now It’s amazing - I love how convenient it is I’m planning to use this iPad with a blue tooth keyboard and along with a MacBook Air that gets given by my school next year So I am hoping to utilise both next year, even though I don’t have online school anymore
I got my ipad pro 2020 (11 inch) last year for my school work, and it's so easy and good to be paperless during the pandemic and in the future. I use my ipad for my solutions in chemistry and physics, answering my pdf worksheets, and note-taking. It's also a good thing that I bought an ipad before I go to college
@@ElissaLee1 you can draw diagrams using these note taking apps. You can watch some videos on how to draw diagrams using GoodNotes. You can use photos as well to trace the diagram. I hope it helps
@@ElissaLee1 when it comes to homework, I use Microsoft Word (or Google Docs if you don't have Word) for essays, but I'm not sure if your teacher will accept that you use Word for essays. GoodNotes for "show your solution" homeworks because it's much more easier than typing it.
@@ElissaLee1 use GoodNotes, you can handwrite the steps or type it using the text tool (if you want a clean text). For diagrams and equations, just write it so that it’s easier. I always write equations/diagrams on my GoodNotes. You can also use Notability, I mostly use it for my pdf workbooks because it’s a lot easier than GoodNotes
Basically if you have the money then it’s worth it, saves time, it’s useful, easy to store items, no need for paper it’s great! I have one rn and I love it! :)
The iPad 8th gen is really good and it has the same chip as the iPad pro 2020 and there is a MASSIVE price difference! So either go for the iPad 8th gen or the iPad air 4!
This is JUST what I needed! Thank you so much. I’ve been thinking of getting an iPad for school for like a year now and I feel confident in my decision. I’m going to get the iPad Air 💙
@@siyalee9229 hey! If you don't have either yet, I would personally recommend getting a laptop first. They are more reliable especially if you need to download software and stuff like that for school. I really love my ipad for note-taking (instead of paper and pen) and its useful for other things like entertainment and drawing/writing, but I much prefer typing essays and submitting things on my ipad. It is also a lot easier to make PowerPoints/presentations and use other things like excel on a laptop than an ipad. Ipads can make documents and do most things that laptops can but some things can be a lot harder (like the things I mentioned earlier). It honestly depends on what you are looking for...overall use (laptop) or a better hand-written notetaking device (ipad). I hope this helps!
Most iPads and Apple Pencils you could get second hand like on let go (that’s how I got mine and I love it) but do the research on it and make sure it works before giving people money and if having to pick it up bring a friend with you stay safe 😁😁😁
I recommend getting an ipad that has big storage. Also think about what you’ll use it for, cater it to that. I use an ipad for uni It’s great that I could take notes digitally and annotate + highlight. I also save paper by not having to print out stuff. It’s also great for submitting assessments because almost all of them are done digitally now. Revising: easier because you can use “search” function even for handwritten notes Easy colour coding without having to carry highlighters & different coloured pens. Very light. Only negative is that some websites or files does not function as they should because iPad is still considered “mobile”. Other than that, I use my iPad most of the time.
This video was very helpful. I wanted an ipad for high school but decided to wait because our school gives all of the kids chromebooks, i have a smartphone, and I feel like the extra accessories cost would make the ipad way too expensive. The notebooks and binder i have are a special korean type that save lots of space and are light anyways so sticking with paper seems like the best option also because i don’t want to stare at a screen for hours while studying.
If the sole purpose of buying an iPad is for studying, then the iPad 8th Gen (2020) will be enough. The screen size is very much adequate (10.2 inches). It also works great in word processing, creating powerpoints, and spreadsheets. However, some functionalities in MS Excel for example are not available in iPads such as complex statistical analysis. 32gb of storage is just enough if you do mostly web-based tasks and do not download a lot of music and moviees/series. There is also a 128gb variant if you want an extra space, if ever. However, Apple’s September event is just almost 2 months away so maybe you could wait when they release the 9th gen.
Don’t forget to take advantage of the Apple student discount! Idk if it changes every year but this year it’s $50 off an iPad plus free AirPods, and if you get an Apple Pencil it’s $10 off
I already have an I pad for 2 semesters and I still love watching ipad videos. I CAN NEVER LIVE WITHOUT MY IPAD! I just need my ipad and apple pencil and I’m set for life (legit).
The new M1 11” iPad Pro is a great value. It’s absolute top of the line everything and will be relevant til at least 2026 so that comes out to $200/year tops for an awesome school and home experience. The laminated, high refresh rate screen on the new pro makes the Apple Pencil feel amazing.
I literally got the iPad Air/pencil/magic keyboard as a gift to myself with my bonus from work!! I’ve become so bored and stressed, mainly got it to draw, write, create, and for media purposes! I love it all !!!
Hint: for that heavy software you might need that is not available on iPad, most of the times, you can find a substitute that is a browser adaptation. I know there is one for Photoshop with, pretty much, the same number and quality of features. So you just need to do a little research and you're golden
Im a mechanical engineering studying and actually considering getting an ipad. i got tired from taking notes and losing them, also its so hard to carry 3 textbooks, a laptop and charger also the idea of taking notes digitally is amazing. if i can do all of the work in 1 device hell im down amazing video sister keep it up
Answer is yes! I love my iPad and Apple Pencil I love to take notes I love my cute keyboard it’s only made things easier . I got the iPad 8 but maybe I’ll ask for air or pro once I go to PT school. For example on good notes my professor gives us a review page for chemistry I cut up each topic and make a study guide. Also it’s easier to do homework and seeing my notes on my iPad and working in my notebook is simpler
This video was really helpful !! Except I'm considering a 2 in 1 laptop instead of a separate tablet, so hopefully I can use this video to weigh my decision on that
I have a 2 in 1 and I like it a lot. I got the Samsung flex alpha with the Wacom bamboo ink stylus and it works exactly like the iPad with the note taking but I can still use it in my science classes to record data and other necessary functions.
Hi, thanks for the video, it was nice to learn your experience. I am in a situation where I would want to read books (mostly technical books), I would rank both eye strain and note taking as priority. In that regard, I was initially thinking about Kindle for going easy on my eyes, but you can't take notes with Kindle. I was also thinking about Onyx boox, remarkable 2, etc. but these are quite expensive, not easily available in North America, so it only leaves me with iPad. I wonder what people do to make iPad reading experience comfortable for eyes?
I'm currently a high school student and don't have a need for an iPad. However, when I enter college/university I will most definitely consider an iPad. Thank you so much for this video! ❤
From what I experienced, an Ipad isn't an essential. I think it can be really difficult to do everything in an Ipad when you have hundreds of papers to learn. It could be good if you don't have big big classes but in medicine, it's really time consuming. Also, I find that I study better on paper for some reason. And also : I don't know if all Ipad models have this issue but mine is a 2017 model and it takes forever to charge and I am not exagerating. I probably need 2/3 hours to get 20% of the battery filled. But it's really a personal thing. I am just wondering how people who take pretty notes on their Ipad, zooming, drawing and everything do it because it takes so much time
I use my 9th gen for nursing school and it’s the best thing ever. It’s super fast and I never have to buy school supplies cause everything can be done within the iPad. I utilize it with a MB Pro and it’s flawless. I was never one to take notes digitally but it really is convenient for students
I’m trying to convince my dad to get me one so thank you very much for this video. I would like to ask some questions though… like what app r u using to edit (make notes to) the slides you download, and what’s the other note taking app you have? thank you !!
Your keyboard looks so cool. Can you provide some infos about it please. Thank you Edit: I realized you have more than one. I’m wondering about the one with blue keys
I bought ipad 7th gen when my life became a little hectic with university, job and often visiting home; I just couldn't be organised enough to work in notebooks anymore and be productive. Plus for some subjects my friends typed basic notes, sent me and I added some drawings, charts or other extra things before sharing with our small group. And I don't know why, but when I had a presentation, every proffesor acceped that I had my notes on a tablet. When it was on the phone, they said it was unproffesional. My biggest problem is that opening google docs in a desktop version in a browser and not in an app is a nightmare and I need it often; second is that goodnotes is in English so it doesn't read what I write in my native language and it is inconvinient to search manually for everything.
I was fine without using my iPad 7 in high school. I hope it makes my life easier in university with 2-3 years of studying to be refrigerator/HVAC technician. I’m just nervous, I failed 12th grade with 3 F’s and I passed next time. I gave myself a year off because I didn’t know what to be, and also because I don’t know if I’ll be safe there knowing that I failed once. Overthinking of how university works and that made me feel anxious and devoured me through few years but anyway. I just hope I can make my parents proud, especially my dad because he will invest to bring me finally to university. I hope I don’t drop out and that university doesn’t give me debts or something like that. Nice video, I give it a thumbs up and favorite.
go to trade/vocational school bruh you wanna be an engineer yeah no problem too lots of practical courses out there instead of scam universities some trade jobs like woodworking also have better salaries than jobs requiring degrees
The default storage of an ipad Pro is 128gb, and the new ipads Air the default is 64gb, and when you purchase you can choose the ones that have more storage. I've been using an older ipad for two years of college now, and I still have storage 😁
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Le daria like si tuviera sub en español😶porque muchos no hablan es ingles , pero buen video
I am waiting for pen and marker haul
where did you get the keyboard!!
Buying ipad air was my best investment I’ve ever made for uni even though it costed my entire lifetime savings (includes accessories). I no longer have to buy papers, no binders that takes 80% of my shelves, takes 30 secs to find notes from like 10 months ago, no need to carry 1 ton textbooks (nor buying one). I won’t have to restock my pens and pencils like I always do in high school. I do EEEVERYTHING on iPad. Since I’m in med school, its a literal life saver for me.
can we use it for presentation purpose?
I'm sorry for bothering! I wanna ask a question since you've bought the iPad air and the pen. So I'm gonna get the ipad generation 8 and I'm wondering if I can buy an apple pen with it!? Like if I buy it can it charge? I hope you can answer my question! Have a great day/night :)
@@illanor9481 yeah, uh can charge it, and it will cost separately at 8,999INR 😀
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Im in the same situation, so i dont want to spend too much money but i want an ipad that fill my needs and i dont want to buy a new one in 2 years. So all i want to do for now i taking notes but in future probably a bit more. I cant decide between the Ipad Pro 11" and the Ipad Air...
Honestly, each one of us is different in study style.👀 IPAD is NOT going to improve your grades instantly. It's your study consistency, focus and dedication that makes it happen. Study hard everyone. ✨
Edit: I got few comments on this and likes also wow. Also ipad is great for studying.
I actually have to contradict you there. I think for some people it actually can as my IPad helps me to keep track of my notes, my grades and my appointments. Also I personally have way more fun to create notes that are clearer which again helps me with studying. But I agree with you that it won’t magically change your grades and won’t work for everyone
@@noah1239 each of us is different in studying
Its true but adding a right equipment will help you to be more consistent, focus more and dedicate yourself in studying. Its like a best f1 driver driving a williams f1 car will be a bottleneck to his performance as the car is inferior.
I think for some people it will help but others might just get distracted by the games 9n the ipad
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I love how that note clip was just ✨diabetes✨
I'm actually a type 1 diabetic and laughed quite a bit at that part of the video 😁
@@ignskeletons oooooooof that’s not good
@@badatsomerhing I was just 6 when I got ✨ diabetes ✨, it sucks but that's just life I guess. oh well
@@ignskeletons yea life can suck
@@ignskeletons lmao same
I just got an iPad to start using for university and, so far, I love it so much. It's super easy to write on and it's perfect for me because I lose papers way to easily and having everything in one place is so, so useful.
What size?
@@zahrahussain6433 Hey! I already purchased the new 2021 iPad Pro 12.9 inches. But thanks for the reply!
@@jdubs2163 Hi, sorry for disturbing you but is there a big difference between 12.9 and 11 inch Ipad?
best regards
@@omertahirovic714 the led screen is better in the 12.9
Just dont lose the iPad lol
Can we talk about how good this girl’s content is?! 😌
oh my god thank you :)))
@studybee - no need to talk about it because she is already a super star ⭐️ ❤️❤️❤️
@@RameshKumar-ng3nf yesss ofccc!
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take my 999th like for no reason 😛
A quick tip that I have been using that might help others is to use online to pdf.
You can add like 4-6 slides on one page and save space and have things more compact💖
yep, i do that all the time hehehe, but i forgot to mention it oops
How?
im sending this to my parents.... saved me from doing powerpoint about how useful ipad is T_T
I litterally send it to my dad like LOOK AT THIS U TAKE UR LAPTOP AND GIMME MY IPAD PRO please dad please please
@@souryana7344 so did u get it?
@@xxsohalalmodexx most probobly no he didn't XD well instead of pro model you can buy air4 which is more good suit for a student ^^
basically did the same thing but with the Air 3
I already did a powerpoint LOL and my dad agreed to buy one for me 👀 arriving soon
As a recent grad in the STEM field, the iPad Pro was the best purchase I ever made. Made notes and assignments so much better to do. Get the keyboard and apple pencil if you prefer handwriting.
agreed,
THANK YOU. I have been looking for someone’s opinion who was/is in STEM. My hp is very old and I definitely need to upgrade 😭 this helped so much. Thank you!
i have a ipad pro,
the 1st gen. pops got it in 2019.
May I know which iPad pro are you using? I want to have one but don't know which one suits me the best
Me watching this knowing I cant afford one 👀
Same that why I'm saving to get a tablet
Not necessarily an iPad because that wayyyy out of my budget 😂😂
I’m saving up for one
@@stormy4821 for me I would want it for drawing and taking notes there
Im saving money for this :)
Lol yeah, my parents would never buy me something that expensive. Since I finished my A-Levels I've been working and I'm very strict with saving so I could buy one if I wanted to. I kinda want it for when I start uni in September but the thought of spending that munch money makes me want to cry lol
I used an iPad 7th generation for my junior year during Virtual Learning and it really made my life easier. I don’t have a printer so I could just write on PDFs which was amazing. And no more scanning documents!
Before having an iPad I was so unorganized and could never really look back at my notes because it was hard to find. With the iPad I can actually find everything 😅
same!!
how do u organize ur notes
What a thorough, helpful video. I really appreciate all of the little details, like putting the weights into perspective. Thank you for the top notch content! I personally already know what I'm buying, but I like to watch these videos anyway, since they're always so aesthetic and engaging 🌞
aw thanks so much! yeah, this video did take a lot of work and I really wanted to include all the little things that I notice about how an iPad can really help!😀
I love my iPad Air it’s big enough to write and has Touch ID which I love. I wish one note was sorta like the good notes and notability with the pages. An iPad has helped me in my science classes.
So jealous of the Touch ID, the face ID is so frustrating sometimes
@@jaclyncitarella7405 yeah it can be, but with Touch ID it can be the same.
I was thinking of buying an iPad Air, can you tell if I should buy this model only?
@@psychomantis4737 take ipad air.... But wait for apple event wil be in June..
@@psychomantis4737 depends what you use your ipad for. i use it to play games n notes just like a small computer but people who draw usually get another version. i decided to not go for the gen 8 because of the screen and the pro was not ever really an option of mine but i loved the size of the screen and how it looked
My mom and dad bought me an Ipad and an apple pencil for Christmas last year... I love it. I don't use it that much like I should because I use their computer and my laptop mostly but yeah. I still do notes on paper and stuff, but I've been doing online school for 3 years, and it's so much easier to do that. I love your Videos, Emily!
online classes for 3 years!!!!!
@@zahrahussain6433 happy birthday its 21st where i am living
I got an iPad Pro 2018 fro medical school 2 years ago. I actually am upgrading to the new 2021 iPad Pro. If you’re in medical school it’s a must, either that or a 2-in-one-laptop. In reality, for any university course you need a laptop for work and, especially for online learning, and also a tablet device with handwriting capability. The reason for this is how much work we have to do and the downsides to using paper books and notebooks which Is the WEIGHT and also keeping track of all that paper as it is fairly easy to loose. I know I lost very important notes for exams. It’s an EXPENSIVE buy. I spent 1200 dollars on just the iPad Pro plus about 300 dollars in accessories, however this expense can be maximized by buying 3rd party devices that can connect to multiple devices. I chose not to buy the magic keyboard and mouse but to buy a MUCH CHEAPER multi device Bluetooth keyboard and mouse that I can connect to multiple devices. That way I can use them with both the laptop and iPad. I also buy 3rd party cases which are A LOT cheaper than the ones sold by Apple and also MUCH more protective of the device. In fact the only devices I bought from apple are the iPad and Apple Pencil but everything else is 3rd party as the options for budget friendly great devices are much higher and they work with both the iPad and my windows laptops. That is another tip I would give. Instead of buying the very expensive MacBooks for school, consider windows laptops. Top of the line laptops are half or even less than that of the price of a MacBook and have way better specs and laptops with identical specs to MacBooks are even cheaper. Students WILL need both devices and windows has better budget friendly devices for students. Plus many school systems have problems Inter-phasing with Apple devices because they run on windows, not as much anymore but it is there and it is a consideration, especially when students need to print something as printing from Apple devices tends to be problematic. I admit I got along fine in university with just my laptop but I was also carrying a ton of books and paper which also broke my back whereas now I only carry a small backpack, when I used to go to school in person, that is big enough for my laptop since I still have to use it and my iPad plus mouse, keyboard, mousepad and computer stand. In total my backpack weighs about 17lbs, if I had binders notebooks and textbooks, well first I would be using a rolling bag because not everything fits in the backpack but it would weigh about 45lbs or more. My anatomy textbook in print has over 2000 pages and weighs by itself 9.5lbs
Thanks a lot for this conclusion..I'm also a med student and want to buy an ipad..
That's actually the main issue I faced recently and now I'm ready to use my savings on an iPad. It's like a life saving in med school. thanks for this detailed comment.
I have a 7th gen iPad, and although it's an old basic model, I love it! It really helps me take better notes (with images, diagrams, graphics, etc.) and get organized.
Your handwriting is gorgeous 🥺🥺
Thank you so much 😀
@@emilystudying ur welcome u deserve all the kindness you r SOO Amazing
Yes because she’s writing slowly af
@@SeWi2221 yh but still it's gorgeous
The iPad is not a productivity device when it comes to digital handwriting. Imagine having a peace of hardware that powerful which costs over a thousand dollars, but still can’t even right fast in university or school. Digital handwriting should not be a big deal in 2021, but yet it is. It should be smooth on the entry level iPad as well, but it isn’t. And apple is earning a shitload of money by selling stuff that can’t even support fast handwriting. It makes me angry.
Personally, I think iPads are worth it if you learn best handwriting notes, and science has proven handwriting notes is more effective than typing notes. I've used an iPad 8th gen for school for about 6 months now, and it's pretty awesome and I love taking notes without having stationary or worrying about not having enough space on a page. However, if your sole purpose for getting an iPad is taking notes, I wouldn't recommend it since that's not a very good investment :).
Could you please elaborate on why you wouldn’t recommend getting the iPad if someone’s sole purpose is to use it for note-taking
@@ayeshamubashra I don’t think buying an ipad for just note taking is worth it, simply cuz its quite expensive and most students are on pretty tight budgets
I also used to have eye-strain but then I just got these blue-light glasses last week and I'm feeling much better now!
Like you stated. An iPad is SUCH a versatile tool. Like a phone, an iPad can be taken anywhere just about, you just need a slightly larger bag to take the iPad with you. Or a nice carrying case.
Seriously, When you had the multiple choice questions and were just circling them, and the teacher wants them in class the next day, it's super easy to take that and print it off at the college. Print it off of their dime. Not yours. And you are able to do the assignment on the go without having to lug a folder or a bunch of papers. (however, make sure you have your device and pencil charged) and maybe include a battery pack if you will be gone for a long period of time.
I really like that the video was concentrated on the device and not a talking head, you also did not waste a second but got straight into the content for the video. You made the video interesting and engaging from start to finish. Thank you.
i keep going back and forth, of course one con for me is the price. i want to be able to read and annotate textbooks, but when it comes to notes, i prefer to write them out and be able to lay pages next to each other. i'll end up needing my computer for the programs used in class so the extra cost... always makes me hesitate.
Just get a cheap graphics tablet and connect it to your computer
There’s a lot of STEM students in the comments but iPads are incredibly popular amongst music students as well. It is literally THE BEST to have all your sheet music on one device instead of heaps of loose sheet music. You can have an entire opera on your iPad, instead of a massive physical score. It’s also super easy to study/make music, Good Notes even has music notation templates. The iPad was seriously the best purchase for studying music in college- you save so much paper, time and back strain! And it will make your life a breeze during auditions or impromptu performances when you have all your music in one place.
One of the biggest setbacks (for me) as a pharmacy student is that my school isn’t compatible with our exam taking software T-T But overall, it’s great to have a small compact device to carry around at rotations as a portable “computer” or a secondary/tertiary window in addition to my dual screens
I got an iPad for this semester and honestly it was such a game changer for me.
Since most of my profs do hand out PowerPoints and Skripts to annotate I’m saving soo much money on printing. And since I’m also mostly taking math and chemistry classes it saves so much paper when I’m doing my homework digitally- like I have a whole binder just filled with homework and exercises just from last semester.
Plus it not only is more confident when sharing notes with your friends but also quite helpful to just share the screen of the iPad when working in a group online and you wanna explain the way you solved a certain problem (like we do this such much in my study group for my math classes when we compare our solutions because it’s so helpful to see what some else did to figure out how their idea works or not)
But in the end it all comes down to personal preference and not everyone can afford an iPad, but in my opinion it’s definitely worth the investment. Like I’ll be using mine through all my years at university and it will also be quite handy in my job later on.
And also if your thinking about buying an iPad: I can recommend to go with the smaller storage sizes because you will save a lot of money. Because pdfs honestly do not take up that much storage and I would probably only consider an iPad with bigger storage if you plan to work with pictures or videos on the iPad a lot.
And if storage gets a little short it’s actually cheaper to just buy an external hard drive - which can also be connected to the iPad itself if you get the air or the pro.
Have you morons never heard of a Mac laptop?
@@australianpatriot are you a moron who cant comprehend that handwriting notes and saving them on one item is more efficient than having notebooks everywhere?
do professors email the notes and then you choose to print or have them digitally?
I’m using my iPad for school for about a year now and it makes things so much easier! The only disadvantage is that you can get distracted quite easily, especially when you have “boring” classes, you definitely need some kind of self discipline. However I don’t regret buying an iPad for school at all and if you have a little more discipline than I do, it’ll only make things easier.
I already have an iPad but I'm still here to support the queen 👑
✨ahahahah thank you for the support!!
I bought a refurbished iPad 6th generation at the beginning of my 2nd semester at uni. It was the best investment of the year! Before buying it I thought about saving up more money to buy a newer generation. As far as I know the iPad 6 is the cheapest one which is compatible with an apple pen. I got it short after I bought the iPad and I couldn't be happier with it!! I do recommend to get one with much storage. During the last semester I realised that having 128 GB is necessary! I always take my iPad to uni instead of my MacBook since it's handier in my opinion.
Can we please discuss how good this youtuber’s content and I love that she gives us tips
I love how she keeps saying so you don’t feel bad that’s how I know she’s a caring person ❤❤❤
I love your voice, you're like a happy and bright friend type
yay
Super helpful video, I will get an iPad Pro before my next semester and your videos make me so excited to start making organized notes that make it fun to study! :)
Good luck!!
Perfect timing.. I’m wanting to get the new one this Friday!
As a Uni student majoring in Mechanical Engineering and recently the homework problems have gotten long and complex for various engineering classes and I was tired of re-writing/drawing the diagrams and the problems on to regular paper and had a desire to get an iPad to simply copy and paste the problem and do the work directly on it instead so I’ve been looking at the iPad Pro but not sure what size I should (between 11 and 12’9)
This is a great video, thank you so much.
i’m majoring in chemical engineering, and i’m considering getting one but not too sure. did you end up getting one, and if so, is it worth it?
@@rannimiddleton9689 I did! And it was worth it. My school is back in person and my backpack is very light now. I only carry my iPad and Laptop now, I used to carry 3 Nootbooks and laptop every day to school. If the ipad to too expensive there are other android options too
@@jdubs2163 which size did u choose, i’ve just got a 12.9 for 3 days but I feel it’s too big :(((
I want your notes don't care whether i understand them or not. Looking at your notes gives me Dopamine. They are so beeeeeautifullll!
I have an ipad (old one) but it's such a shame because I don't fully utilize it for note-taking, instead, I mainly used it for Netflix. I found myself to be more comfortable to write and read notes on paper rather than on screen. I also found myself to memorize better with paper notes.
However, with all the Go-Green stuff, I am sure that it's environmentally better to take notes on an ipad as you can save a LOT of papers. I am currently 'training' myself to properly utilise the technology that we have today.
In the disadvantages, the eye strain isn't much of a problem to me cuz I have a pair of Anti-Glare glasses which protect my eyes, and as you said, im planning on buying the iPad Air, which is much budget friendly and more helpful!
Thank You for helping us!!
My school district provides us with iPads you get your first iPad mini in 4th grade, then a new regular one that you use from 5th to 8th grade, and then finally you get one in 9th grade which you use up until the end of high school (I do think things changed though because some kindergartners had iPads), however you do have to return them over the summer. We don't have to pay for them unless we damage them. And since they're mainly for school so there are some restrictions and the school version of an App Store. But before Covid hit since the restrictions were built into the WiFi you could do what you'd like on them at home. But now they're built into the iPad itself because of online school. These were originally supposed to be removed by removed by high school but they ended up changing that and keeping the restrictions after a few years because people were misusing them. They're monitored by the school district and they provide us with cases. My currently model is an iPad 5th generation. I *might* update with what iPad we get next year in 9th grade because at the time of writing this I'm in late 8th grade. If you want more info I wrote like an entire essay 😅
My school district provides us with iPads that are monitored by the school district and they're a major part of our school lives, I'm talking if you forget it for one day you're screwed. (I go to a public middle school and at the time of writing this I'm in late 8th grade) For me at least, you got your first iPad in 4th grade, but it was an iPad mini and you weren't allowed to use it during lunch or recess, you would leave it on charge at the school overnight and wouldn't be allowed to bring it home. Although in 5th grade I went to a gifted program with both 4th and 5th graders and my friends in 4th grade also had iPad mini's but were allowed to take them home. From 5th to 8th grade you use the same iPad and upload your stuff to google drive and then clear your storage every year, and from 9th to 12th grade you get a new iPad and then use that and repeat the same process every year. (Meaning I get a new iPad next year! :D) However I remember once in elementary school we went through the kindergarten classroom to get somewhere and all the kindergarteners had iPads. You don't have to pay for them, but if they're damaged then that is 100% on you to pay for the repairs. You keep them throughout the school year and then return them over summer. (Yes you can keep them over smaller breaks like winter, thanksgiving etc.) We have an off brand version of the App Store instead of the actual App Store with only education related apps, so we can't download games and stuff. However in 5th grade because it was our first day with our iPads that we would be using up until 8th grade, there was a trick you could use only upon the first day of getting your new iPad. So I did that trick, downloaded some games, blah blah blah, it was going great up until some time later when some people had to come and watch me delete it because they were aware of the fact that I had downloaded them. When my older sisters were in high school, high schoolers had access to the App Store and could download games or anything in particular they wanted with their new iPads (obviously not anything non school appropriate) but a few years ago they removed that most likely because students were misusing that privilege, I don't really remember the details. Similarly, discussing restrictions, in 5th/half of 6th grade (before covid hit) there were restrictions built into the WiFi so you couldn't goof off during school but when you got home and were connected to your home WiFi you could use the internet with way less restrictions (there were still some for stuff like illegal websites) so you could watch RUclips or do whatever it is as you please. However because of online school they're now built into the iPad itself. As for accessories all students are provided with 1 of 2 iPad cases and that’s it, although I think some students switched them out for their own cases and nobody really cared as long as the stickers on the back with your student information were visible. I happened to have gotten a few free stylus' from an event once and I use them for my iPad and they are amazing quality and it's pretty surprising considering that they were free. My older sisters are in university currently and one of them has an iPad given to her by the university she goes to and it is monitored as well. (However since the value has gone down they’re removing the monitoring so the iPad is 100% your property). I *might* update this comment when we get our new iPads next year.
*I may I have gone a bit overboard yes, but I enjoyed writing this*
im an electrical engineering student and a lot of my professors teach circuit design classes using an iPad. they go really fast and just start copying and pasting their drawn circuits so it’s been really hard for me to catch up with them since i’m trying to draw it over and over again using my pencil and paper. gave up in the end and bought an iPad 😂
hi would you say it's worth it? im in highschool but Im planning on majoring in aerospace engineering and I already have a macbook. should i cave and get the ipad? how much storage would you say I would need in the ipad if I was just planning on usnig it for notes/assignments/textbooks along with my macbook for other stuff? thanks!
Your handwriting is so beautiful!
I recently upgraded my iPad to a 8th gen from 6th gen (so I can use my old Apple Pencil)
I’ve been using notability and wanting good notes for awhile now
It’s amazing - I love how convenient it is
I’m planning to use this iPad with a blue tooth keyboard and along with a MacBook Air that gets given by my school next year
So I am hoping to utilise both next year, even though I don’t have online school anymore
Love your videos Emily!✏
Video Idea: Favorite brush pens + review!
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I got my ipad pro 2020 (11 inch) last year for my school work, and it's so easy and good to be paperless during the pandemic and in the future. I use my ipad for my solutions in chemistry and physics, answering my pdf worksheets, and note-taking. It's also a good thing that I bought an ipad before I go to college
@@ElissaLee1 you can draw diagrams using these note taking apps. You can watch some videos on how to draw diagrams using GoodNotes. You can use photos as well to trace the diagram. I hope it helps
@@ElissaLee1 when it comes to homework, I use Microsoft Word (or Google Docs if you don't have Word) for essays, but I'm not sure if your teacher will accept that you use Word for essays. GoodNotes for "show your solution" homeworks because it's much more easier than typing it.
@@ElissaLee1 use GoodNotes, you can handwrite the steps or type it using the text tool (if you want a clean text). For diagrams and equations, just write it so that it’s easier. I always write equations/diagrams on my GoodNotes. You can also use Notability, I mostly use it for my pdf workbooks because it’s a lot easier than GoodNotes
I'm obsessed🥺
Basically if you have the money then it’s worth it, saves time, it’s useful, easy to store items, no need for paper it’s great! I have one rn and I love it! :)
The iPad 8th gen is really good and it has the same chip as the iPad pro 2020 and there is a MASSIVE price difference! So either go for the iPad 8th gen or the iPad air 4!
This is JUST what I needed! Thank you so much. I’ve been thinking of getting an iPad for school for like a year now and I feel confident in my decision. I’m going to get the iPad Air 💙
Have you already gotten an ipad by now???
Would you prefer an ipad over a laptop and can we make documents on it???
Im Asking this Because Im a student and im really confused whether i should buy an ipad or a laptop 😭
@@siyalee9229 hey! If you don't have either yet, I would personally recommend getting a laptop first. They are more reliable especially if you need to download software and stuff like that for school. I really love my ipad for note-taking (instead of paper and pen) and its useful for other things like entertainment and drawing/writing, but I much prefer typing essays and submitting things on my ipad. It is also a lot easier to make PowerPoints/presentations and use other things like excel on a laptop than an ipad. Ipads can make documents and do most things that laptops can but some things can be a lot harder (like the things I mentioned earlier). It honestly depends on what you are looking for...overall use (laptop) or a better hand-written notetaking device (ipad). I hope this helps!
Most iPads and Apple Pencils you could get second hand like on let go (that’s how I got mine and I love it) but do the research on it and make sure it works before giving people money and if having to pick it up bring a friend with you stay safe 😁😁😁
8:28 Split Screen and Slide Over are great options with the 12.9 version
Hello Emily, again happy and satisfied with another superamzing video...... Lots of love to dear Emily 💖
Yay! Thank you!
@@emilystudying what app are you using to take your notes
I recommend getting an ipad that has big storage. Also think about what you’ll use it for, cater it to that.
I use an ipad for uni
It’s great that I could take notes digitally and annotate + highlight. I also save paper by not having to print out stuff.
It’s also great for submitting assessments because almost all of them are done digitally now.
Revising: easier because you can use “search” function even for handwritten notes
Easy colour coding without having to carry highlighters & different coloured pens.
Very light.
Only negative is that some websites or files does not function as they should because iPad is still considered “mobile”.
Other than that, I use my iPad most of the time.
I think you can change websites to the desktop version now
Perfect video since the launch of the iPad 2021. So informative. Thanks, Emily and congrats on your 1 year Etsy shop anniversary!
Thanks so much!
I can't get over how neat your handwriting is!!
girl! are those your actual notebooks? the designing is amazing! love love love! and your handwriting is also like a printed font. damn!
This video was very helpful. I wanted an ipad for high school but decided to wait because our school gives all of the kids chromebooks, i have a smartphone, and I feel like the extra accessories cost would make the ipad way too expensive. The notebooks and binder i have are a special korean type that save lots of space and are light anyways so sticking with paper seems like the best option also because i don’t want to stare at a screen for hours while studying.
If the sole purpose of buying an iPad is for studying, then the iPad 8th Gen (2020) will be enough. The screen size is very much adequate (10.2 inches). It also works great in word processing, creating powerpoints, and spreadsheets. However, some functionalities in MS Excel for example are not available in iPads such as complex statistical analysis.
32gb of storage is just enough if you do mostly web-based tasks and do not download a lot of music and moviees/series. There is also a 128gb variant if you want an extra space, if ever.
However, Apple’s September event is just almost 2 months away so maybe you could wait when they release the 9th gen.
yes true!
Me: yes I want ipad
My purse : I am empty for 5yrs
My kidney: don't sell me😭😭😭
Ty for 9 likes
Hahaha I feel you!
Don’t forget to take advantage of the Apple student discount! Idk if it changes every year but this year it’s $50 off an iPad plus free AirPods, and if you get an Apple Pencil it’s $10 off
YES YES YES!!!!
You have such pretty hand writing! I love your channel
Omg you liked my comment! I subbed since you started and I am a HUUUGGEE fan
Let’s get Emily to 100k subs!!! She deserves it! Btw, your my favorite RUclips channel!
I already have an I pad for 2 semesters and I still love watching ipad videos.
I CAN NEVER LIVE WITHOUT MY IPAD! I just need my ipad and apple pencil and I’m set for life (legit).
My iPad Air comes next week and I’m so excited for it to come thank you for your reviews they helped a lot!
Super excited to watch your videos. I'm requesting from far that do" a day in my life" video.
i'll try :)
I’ve been debating on updating my iPad for the fall semester so this is really helpful
Lets not talk about ipad, Ur Handwriting is soooo amazing🥺
The new M1 11” iPad Pro is a great value. It’s absolute top of the line everything and will be relevant til at least 2026 so that comes out to $200/year tops for an awesome school and home experience. The laminated, high refresh rate screen on the new pro makes the Apple Pencil feel amazing.
I literally got the iPad Air/pencil/magic keyboard as a gift to myself with my bonus from work!! I’ve become so bored and stressed, mainly got it to draw, write, create, and for media purposes! I love it all !!!
Hint: for that heavy software you might need that is not available on iPad, most of the times, you can find a substitute that is a browser adaptation. I know there is one for Photoshop with, pretty much, the same number and quality of features. So you just need to do a little research and you're golden
Im a mechanical engineering studying and actually considering getting an ipad. i got tired from taking notes and losing them, also its so hard to carry 3 textbooks, a laptop and charger also the idea of taking notes digitally is amazing. if i can do all of the work in 1 device hell im down
amazing video sister keep it up
this video is so helpful! i’m getting the new ipad when it comes out anyways, but i wanted to know how helpful this would be for school.
Answer is yes! I love my iPad and Apple Pencil I love to take notes I love my cute keyboard it’s only made things easier . I got the iPad 8 but maybe I’ll ask for air or pro once I go to PT school. For example on good notes my professor gives us a review page for chemistry I cut up each topic and make a study guide. Also it’s easier to do homework and seeing my notes on my iPad and working in my notebook is simpler
Yessss I totally agree, I love making study guides too!
I absolutely love your penmanship 💜
Your penmanship 😫✨
This video was really helpful !! Except I'm considering a 2 in 1 laptop instead of a separate tablet, so hopefully I can use this video to weigh my decision on that
I have a 2 in 1 and I like it a lot. I got the Samsung flex alpha with the Wacom bamboo ink stylus and it works exactly like the iPad with the note taking but I can still use it in my science classes to record data and other necessary functions.
@@alisonregina5595 Thank you so much! I’ll look into it!
I have been telling myself to buy an iPad for school for a while but this really pushed me to do it!! Super excited to use this thing in school!!
Hi, thanks for the video, it was nice to learn your experience. I am in a situation where I would want to read books (mostly technical books), I would rank both eye strain and note taking as priority. In that regard, I was initially thinking about Kindle for going easy on my eyes, but you can't take notes with Kindle. I was also thinking about Onyx boox, remarkable 2, etc. but these are quite expensive, not easily available in North America, so it only leaves me with iPad. I wonder what people do to make iPad reading experience comfortable for eyes?
I'm currently a high school student and don't have a need for an iPad. However, when I enter college/university I will most definitely consider an iPad. Thank you so much for this video! ❤
From what I experienced, an Ipad isn't an essential. I think it can be really difficult to do everything in an Ipad when you have hundreds of papers to learn. It could be good if you don't have big big classes but in medicine, it's really time consuming. Also, I find that I study better on paper for some reason. And also : I don't know if all Ipad models have this issue but mine is a 2017 model and it takes forever to charge and I am not exagerating. I probably need 2/3 hours to get 20% of the battery filled. But it's really a personal thing. I am just wondering how people who take pretty notes on their Ipad, zooming, drawing and everything do it because it takes so much time
Have you considered replacing the battery?
I agree with C, change the battery. This is definitely not normal.
I use my 9th gen for nursing school and it’s the best thing ever. It’s super fast and I never have to buy school supplies cause everything can be done within the iPad. I utilize it with a MB Pro and it’s flawless. I was never one to take notes digitally but it really is convenient for students
Omg thank you this was so helpful I’m definitely going to get an I pad before I take my summer class!!
I’m trying to convince my dad to get me one so thank you very much for this video. I would like to ask some questions though… like what app r u using to edit (make notes to) the slides you download, and what’s the other note taking app you have? thank you !!
My mom just ordered my iPad and I was worried I wouldn’t use it enough but this video brought up even more good uses for it! Thank you!
Just got a new subbb...loved the vid😁
Thanks for the sub!
This is very informative! Thank you so much ❤️ and good luck with your studies! 🥰
Your keyboard looks so cool. Can you provide some infos about it please. Thank you
Edit: I realized you have more than one. I’m wondering about the one with blue keys
It's a mechanical keyboard! Look them up :)
Please list the apps you use for making notes. 😊
Best video because I am thinking of buying it.
Thanks for the video Emily
Love from India
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Congratulations 🎊♥️♥️
I bought ipad 7th gen when my life became a little hectic with university, job and often visiting home; I just couldn't be organised enough to work in notebooks anymore and be productive. Plus for some subjects my friends typed basic notes, sent me and I added some drawings, charts or other extra things before sharing with our small group. And I don't know why, but when I had a presentation, every proffesor acceped that I had my notes on a tablet. When it was on the phone, they said it was unproffesional.
My biggest problem is that opening google docs in a desktop version in a browser and not in an app is a nightmare and I need it often; second is that goodnotes is in English so it doesn't read what I write in my native language and it is inconvinient to search manually for everything.
I have an ipad , and it's really helpful for me for note taking and reading books
I know I'm reply late to this. But you're a really good content creator. I love the way that you do these reviews.
Love ur vids Emily ❤️😍❤️
thanj y
U r soo sweet
Hiiii!!! I am so excited to watch your videos again!
Yay! Thank you!
Do the Microsoft apps run well on iPad? I'm a postgraduate student and still thinking if it is worth a penny for an iPad
Yes they do ^^
Yeay finally you come back!
if you don’t mind can you share with us the shop link for that cuties keyboard 😭😭😭 0:04
I’m getting mine the end of next week. 😁 I’m so excited
But I feel like she spends more time giving a good presentation than learning (but its so beautiful i have to say 😊)
I was fine without using my iPad 7 in high school. I hope it makes my life easier in university with 2-3 years of studying to be refrigerator/HVAC technician. I’m just nervous, I failed 12th grade with 3 F’s and I passed next time. I gave myself a year off because I didn’t know what to be, and also because I don’t know if I’ll be safe there knowing that I failed once. Overthinking of how university works and that made me feel anxious and devoured me through few years but anyway. I just hope I can make my parents proud, especially my dad because he will invest to bring me finally to university. I hope I don’t drop out and that university doesn’t give me debts or something like that. Nice video, I give it a thumbs up and favorite.
go to trade/vocational school bruh
you wanna be an engineer yeah no problem too lots of practical courses out there instead of scam universities
some trade jobs like woodworking also have better salaries than jobs requiring degrees
how about the storage? When you finish let's say a whole school year, do you have storage for the others to come?
The default storage of an ipad Pro is 128gb, and the new ipads Air the default is 64gb, and when you purchase you can choose the ones that have more storage. I've been using an older ipad for two years of college now, and I still have storage 😁
Thank you for doing this! I am planning on buying an iPad for college, and you convinced me to do it.