M1 iPad Pro VS iPad Air
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Now that the iPad Air uses the 2nd generation Apple pencil it's hard to see the differences between the Air and the iPad pro. But now the Pro has that super powered M1 chip we have seen in the Macbooks and iMacs. The 12.9" Pro also has the Liquid Retina XDR display that uses mini LEDs in the screen. Does that make it that much better than the iPad air?
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Also keep in mind the base iPad Air only has 64 gigs of storage while the Pro has 128. There's no 128 gig Air and the 256 gig + pencil goes for 880$ for but for 930$ you can get the 11' iPad pro and the Apple pencil. I feel the better specs are worth the extra 50$
I like this take!
This is a game changer for me. Thanks for saying this
I got my 64 gb ipad air for $530 and my apple pencil for $120 at Walmart. Still is that price too. And with the USB-port, you can connect an ssd. Yeah it's an annoying work around, but for the price, it's hard to beat haba
Hearing 3D rendering and video editing in the same sentence as iPad is crazy
Don't forget storage size! The $599 iPad Air is 64GB and it skips to 256GB which is $750. I would rather pay another $50 for the 11inch iPad Pro 128GB instead as it has enough space and better features than that of the iPad Air 256GB.
Update: Keep on the lookout for sales or holidays. I just saw the Air 256GB go for $549 where I live. They were out of stock when I found out sadly.
The iPad Air just needs 120hz feature and it's all good.
@@CrucialConflict. I prefer an iPad Mini Pro if they ever make one. The 11 inch iPad Pro is a little too big for what I'll be using it for.
@@johnramirez2206 Ipad mini pro sounds nice but Apple has no love for it. The iPad Air sits in the middle with better features at a more affordable price.
@@CrucialConflict. I suppose they're just trying to boost their sales up with these. Once they don't sell as much anymore, I can guarantee that Apple will go for the iPad Mini hype train.
It's just business, but for me, it might mean waiting longer in which I might probably die before it comes out. 😆
@@johnramirez2206 lol Don't lose hope xD
We have 3 of these iPads for our family members ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA . Great apple product and provides the necessary performance needed for a basic tablet. No one in our family requires an iPad Pro, so this iPad fits our needs well. I’ve never had complaints on my Apple purchases and this iPad follows suit. Def worth the money.
Some people can tell 60 and 120 HZ apart easily, some can't. Go to a store and experience a high refresh rate display (iPad pro or the many Android devices) for yourself if/when it's safe.
Only dumbass can't , use a 120hz display for some time and then switch to a 60hz , the difference is massive
Yep also temper expectations. Everyone on the internet always act like high refresh rate is a life-changing event you can never go back from and this led to my initial experience with it to be very underwhelming. I can very easily switch between my iphone 11 and ipad pro. The jump in frame rate is noticeable but it is in no way massive.
As someone with a 120Hz phone and 60Hz iPad, you can see the difference, but it doesn't really impact anything. Unless you're playing high velocity video games, you won't benefit from it much.
It's nice to be sure, but not a killer app feature.
@@sarthakyadava Some people physically can't tell a difference. It's not a matter of their intelligence. I have the Tab s7+ and wile I love how smooth everything is because of the 120Hz display. But even when I force it to do 60, it really does not hurt anything except perhaps how drawing feels. Games in general still feel just as smooth (though on android most are locked at 60 by the dev).
@@harshbarj , you do feel the difference right ? In phones it's more noticeable and i am not saying without 120hz devices are laggy or something but i am saying the difference is very noticeable and only those who use it , know it
Hey Brad
Three words for you.
“You make sense”.
I’ve been trying to look out for a normal use case scenario for my basic needs and wanted a comparison between the iPad Air and the 2021 11” iPad Pro, even though from a non-artistic perspective. You are the one who has talked the sense I needed to hear and not tried to fulfil my need for validation to spend more.
Thank you man! Take care.
Love your content. Videos like this really helped me think about what I needed and wanted in an iPad as a new digital artist. I am pleased to say that I’m 100% happy with my new iPad Air and I especially love the green colour! Thank you for helping me start my digital art journey.
Hands down, best reviewer for iPads and helping people getting the right one! 😀
Your hand is soooo steady while inking meanwhile mine is literally shaking 😂
As a wise man once said, trees are never straight. 😜
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@@CarlosCarliCAN I think it is shaking right ?
@@CarlosCarliCAN it's not shacking.
Slide the streamline / stabilization bar up it makes your tip even when your drawing fast it will lag itself behind
As much as i love my mini, there are plenty of times where i say “Damn if only i had a bit more space” granted i can crop it down to fit, and zoom back in when need be, but to have the extra screen real estate is a big help.
On the flip side, the mini has helped train me to better utilize my space on a smaller screen, something ive struggled with for a long time. And the portability is unreal. I can literally put it in my pocket and go.
5:18 I went to BestBuy to test the sky blue iPad Air 4 in person. For additional reference, here's the layer limits I found for other canvas sizes in Procreate...
3500 x 2625 (over 3K): max of 54 layers
4096 x 2160 (standard for 4K movies): max of 56 layers
4500 x 3375 (higher than standard 4K): max of 31 layers
4900 x 6000: max of 14 layers
I set the DPI to 300 also which is really good for printing your work, and it had no affect on the layer limit. Hope this helps even more 😄
DPI wouldn't impact performance; it's not a thing in digital spaces, and only describes the translation of digital to physical media. DPI is the density by which pixels are translated to printed media; 1920x1080 could be thousands of DPI when printed on a tiny area.
@@k3nny111 Yes
Can finally say I’m watching this on my iPad 4! No regrets at all.
Me to
Me too
I was literally waiting for this video!!! Thank you Brad!!
I recently got myself the ipad air 4 gen, upgraded from the ipad air 3. The main reasons was for the usb c port and the apple pencil changes. Software wise nothing has changed from one to the other. I did consider getting myself an ipad pro 11 gen but after some thought what was being offered Face ID 120hz screen lidar and is nice no doubt but to me they're more like sprinkles. They're not really needed for the drawing experience unless you're using your ipad for more like gaming. Also the air has sweet colours. The blue was nice in store.
Rocking the Air 4. Fast, affordable but a little small on the memory. 4 gb isn't much lol.
Ikr... 4gb seems so small but then apps on the ipad are more optimised and some don't take a lot of ram up so... maybe that's what makes then confident in it. I really dont know. Hope you're enjoying it tho 👍🏾
@@King-zo4vv thanks man, apparently, Apple force developers to limit memory usage (I came to know about it during the epic vs. apple lawsuit).
@@lawlessfpv I acc never knew that ahaha.... the lawsuit brings a lot of things to light tbh
What do you use the Air for? I'm confused between getting the Air or the Pro. I plan on doing illustrations with a little animations. Is the Air powerful enough for such works.
@@bijogeojose7209 I use it for drawing and illustrations. It is powerful. Don't know about animations, my animations are a bunch of 16 frame loops at 8 fps. Get the pro if you can afford. The Air is a tricky buy. The base model is affordable but comes with only 64 gigs. But the 256 gig model is really expensive. Almost the same as the pro bade model which comes with 128 gigs. I got the 64 gig sur because I know I don't need much storage. Your mileage may vary. Also, 120hz is a bonus.
Good stuff thanks!
Having specific model numbers in the description would be super handy
50% of 90 is 45. Thus total no. Of layer on M1 ipad theoretically will be 135
its's actually 100% so double the layers. probably
@@md.ashifmondal8432Well, he said 50% in the video
Such a cool video! Loved the pragmatic approach here to the upgrades. Cheers Brad!
Much appreciated!
I bought a used ipad pro 2018 11 inches, $200 cheaper than the ipad air, 2 years of warranty, great condition, and I love it, the 120 refresh rate is amazing
I'm saying it again Brad: "Clip Studio Paint" NO, NO layer restriction. I can bring up a big A3 600dpi chunky multi-layered file from my new iPad Pro down onto my 2018 budget iPad with ease. It makes the Air more than fit for any users. Love those 12,9 inches though, but if I was on budget, Clip Studio Paint solves the ram issues of Pro Create...and a lot of other things to. I don't know if you are sponsored of Procreate, but if not it's time for you to finally check it out mate!
For most illustrators, an iPad Air at 12.9" would make perfect sense considering the current specs, and these would sell like hot cakes IMHO. I think this is the missing link in the iPad lineup.
Would love to see a video on the "Sidecar" feature working alongside the M1 Macbook Pro! Interested to see if the M1 chips working alongside each other have many/any benefits. I use the Affinity Suite heavily for work. Cheers from the UK! ✌️🇬🇧
Me too!! Haven't seen any videos on the sidecar feature for these new iPads yet...
I believe The Everyday Dad has a video or two on the subject. He uses the iPad for productivity though rather than digital art.
I tried hooking up my new M1 ipad to my 16” MacBook Pro. To be honest, no difference.
It’s not replacing my Cintiq.
@@sloppynyuszi oh is it still buggy/laggy?
Having both in hand you can tell the difference in refresh rate however as you mentioned I feel most people will not be able to tell.
I enjoy watching these videos even though I already have my M1 iPad Pro next to me 😆✨
i love ur unboxing vid!!
Because your mind is telling you to justify your purchase. I also have an iPad Air and my mind is telling me the same 🤪
@@noedits5543 Why do we feel the need to this? I do this myself with game reviews and tech reviews but never understood why everyone does it lol
Layer limits are only a problem on certain apps. In apps like Clip Studio Paint, there is no layer limit, add as many as you like until the app starts lagging. On my Galaxy S6 Lite I made detailed landscape drawings with layers as much as 200+ layers, and CSP wouldn't lag, it only affected how fast opening up the CSP file at the start is.
What's the resolution and dpi of your canvas?
@@Chris-Dodge The art that I used as an example (aka the one with 200+ layers) is 2000x1200 and 72dpi
@@tecinplace1316 Thanks.
The Mini is not ancient in tech years. The Mini and the entry level 8th gen iPad actually both use the same A12 bionic chip. The Mini 5th gen was updated in 2019 and the entry level iPad had an A10X that year and did not get an A12 until 2020.
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Personally, I mainly stream videos. I have a 2021 pro because this screen is great and I only have the 11”. The high refresh rate is a must and I don’t get headaches or watery eyes at night with this screen.
Hey Brad! I don't know if you do this kind of thing, but I would love it if you talked about previous models in a video. Like, would you rather buy Ipad pro 2019 or the newest Ipad air, things like that. Maybe not going into the used market, but on new products from previous generations vs current. Thanks!
He did talk about the 2018 and 2020 in his m1 review.
the thing with that entry level ipad is that if you are willing to wait and watch out for a deal you can get the 128gb version for close to the same price as the 32gb model. I was able to do it twice in 2 different models. It's a great value and hard to compete with as Android doesn't have a strong drawing ecosystem nor the apple pencil
The 2TB iPad has 16gb RAM but apps will not get access to the entire amount of RAM. Previous year the higher storage iPad pro had 6gb RAM but the apps only had access to 4gb. I have confirmed this with the procreate team.
That was true for the 2018 1 tb iPad. I’m not sure why Apple would make that across the board on the 2020 if it didn’t allow some performance boost. Why add that extra 2gb of RAM to the 128gb mode if it does absolutely nothing.
Also for this years model. The jump is from 8gb to 16gb for the higher end models. No way 8gb is just to manage extra storage.
I’m sure most apps haven’t been updated to take advantage of that, but makes no sense that they wouldn’t in the near future.
I too want a solution on larger canvas in procreate with dpi 72.. my app shuts if I cut, copy or paste anything.. can u advise whether I shud opt for a M1 ipad pro with 8gb or 16gb ram.. my present one is ipad pro 11" 2018 with a 4gb ram
Huh, that's really interesting.
They are working on fixing it. It’s still kinda new
Great video, it still amazes me how much value for money the cheapest ipad is, honestly.
Your b-roll is fantastic, by the way!
Finally Brad is here
You might wanna make a sequel to this, because the M1 iPad Air will probably make people ask “Who needs an iPad Pro?” again.
Wow, you’re nuts if you can’t see the difference of the ProMotion. Ever since the ProMotion came out in 2017 I’ve preferred using my iPad Pro over my iPhone because the scrolling is so much smoother and not choppy.
That XDR mini led display on the 12.9 is worth every penny, especially if you watch movies and videos.
Ram has always been one area I have hammered apple for. Both on the desktop, and in their mobile devices. It's nice to see them up their game and offer 16GB. Not enough to convert me from Android, but at the very least it might push the android makers to up their game in response. Would love to see the Tab S8+ have a 16GB option.
Ram is not as significant on the iPad as it much better optimised. Ram is no where near a bigger issue.I have the s21 and the phone uses over 4 gab doing nothing so effectively 50% gone without running nothing where apple can still run well with 4gb and I have a 2gb mini and it also runs pretty good
will keep my ipad pro 2020 definetely for long time.
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Getting my ipad pro 12.9 soon ...excited I'll be keeping it for years to come that's why chose the most spec one 1tb 16gb
You went all in! R u not worried about the inner shadow effect ?
Nice! I just bought 1tb of M.2 storage for my xps 15 laptop which only came with 250gb before windows installation. Don't cheap out on storage people.
Okay, got the point!
120 Hz display, more RAM, mini LED XDR display, larger screen are the only things to look for, like the Pros do (I mean Pro-Pros). For everyone else, iPad Air 4 will do it exceptionally good.
Or if you are rich, and wish to make apple more rich with your money, go ahead for a iPad Pro.
It’s not about being rich, the 128gb pro is slightly more expensive than the 256gb air 4. If you’re a creator, 64gb is not enough and the only other option for air 4 is 256gb. The pro will give you twice as much as the base air 4 and it has much better specs, it’s a no brainer to get the pro.
I’m returning this M1 iPad Pro tomorrow. I’m totally satisfied editing and daily using my 2020 iPad Pro and M1 MacBook Air. All my videos were edited with them without a hiccup.
$1500 back in my account…cha-Ching!!! Cheers 🍻
Let's just bring facts to the table.
The A14 on the iPad Air is more powerful than an average mid-range i5 laptop on the market, meaning that with an iPad Air you can easily compare its performance to that of even more expensive computers.
iPad OS, as far as it's a great tablet-optimized system, still cannot challenge Desktops in terms of professional productivity or gaming, unless you only use it for web browsing, documents, drawing or some iPad editing.
So the question is, if the A14 which is one of the best performing mobile chipsets is already "wasted" on the iPad, how can the desktop-level M1 chip be currently more useful on a tablet, when iPads like the Air 3 or the 8th gen with the A12 already offer a premium high end experience?
iPad OS needs a true desktop experience with desktop applications and productivity, the moment when I'll be truly able to completely replace my laptop with my iPad, I'll be able to say that I might look into buying an iPad Pro, until that moment, the Air already offers those premium features and performance to be a high end tablet an average user wants to buy.
That's of course my opinion, some people might say they want the promotion display, the extra speakers or mics, an ultrawide camera sensor and stuff like that, but again, that's still "mobile" features challenging, nothing to do with real "Pro" stuff.
I want to be a graphic designer and this really helped me figure out what I should get. Just bought the iPad Air, thanks 🙏🏼
Great video! I'm definitely not the artist in the family, but my son loves drawing in Procreate, and he's getting pretty good! He's had the iPad Air 3 with first-gen Apple Pencil for the past couple of years, and I was wondering if the iPad Air 4 would be a worthy upgrade for his birthday next week. But he actually balked at the lack of a home button, since he's so used to having one! And since the iPad Air 3 has very similar specs to the iPad 8th Gen, sounds like he can get quite a bit more use out of it.
I did want to give a quick shout-out to the iPad Mini, though. It's been a while since it was refreshed, but it's still rocking the same A12 Bionic and 3 GB of RAM as the iPad Air 3 and iPad 8th Gen, plus it has a fully laminated display with P3 wide color and a whopping 326 ppi resolution, and comes with 64 GB in the base model for $399.
Here's hoping Apple gives it a design makeover and a spec bump to the A14 in the coming months to keep it aligned with the iPad Air (as has been their custom in the past), but for those wanting a super portable tablet for quick sketches, it's still worth considering.
A lot depends on what storage capacity you're looking at. At 256GB, the 11" Pro is only 20% more than the Air (16% in the UK!). For that marginal price increase you get better performance, Face ID, a brighter display, double the memory, better front and rear cameras (with Centre Stage support), LIDAR, Thunderbolt, better speakers, thinner form factor. Total no-brainer.
11” m1 iPad Pro. I’m likely going to need that extra storage I can buy (i got mine at 512 gigs) with it that just doesn’t come on the Air. I also just really wanted to future proof myself and not limit myself to half the RAM that’s on the Air since I’ll also be partially using it as a laptop replacement for my uni course.
For me I can REALLY see the difference between 60hz and 120hz. Higher refresh rate works best with action movies like John wick
I love this comparison! Great job as always!
Thank you sir :)
Wish there was an app to ink images like you do in these videos.
Ordered the new 12.9 iPad Pro because I just wanted the larger screen. If only they made an iPad Air at 12.9, that would have been perfect. I was planning to get a new Wacom Cintiq if they were to release new models this year, but with chips and (lesser extent) monitor panels shortage expected to go into 2022, I don't think any new models will be announced anytime soon. Still not convinced by Apple's ecosystem, long time Android + Windows user here. We will see whether I would change my mind.
Any updates with using 12.9 iPad Pro?
Thanks, Brad. Great comparisons for artists and designers!
Love your work, Brad! I recently bought Air 4 and I absolutely love it!
how do you see it after using it 8 months !? thx
Fantastic review. Thank you sir, finally a video that gave me confidence about choice for my first apple pencil compatible ipad. My main concern was that Air has a gap between pencil and screen below vs the Pro models. I tried the 8-gen at BestBuy and was really surprised how that doesnt really bother me. Going with iPad Air 10.2 (8-gen) 128gb tomorrow. Thank you sir.
Hey! I love the video but when I heard you talk about the CPU you made the difference sound insignificant, but it's massive dude. Maybe it was the tone but you really undersold the pro.
I got the sky blue Air 4 when it was regularly going on discount in North American stores. After buying the Apple Magic Keyboard, I haven’t used any other windows computer or laptop for browsing or media consumption ever since. I do almost everything on the iPad. I definitely don’t need the new M1 iPad Pro but it looks really good. I hope the next gen 11in gets that Mini-LED technology everyone has been hyping up.
I have the air 4 and some ppl forget with the magic keyboard its slightly lighter then the iPad Pro 11 inch .
Just tried a 7th gen ipad vs new ipad air m1....couldn't tell much of a difference. Same with 2nd gen pencil, it's awful design is a chore to hold, 1st gen was bad too but at least it was round so you could put a grip on it.
Don’t forget that the 2nd generation Apple Pencil has a tap short-cut on its stem, something the 1st generation doesn’t have.
Finally! Review I've been waiting for
You talked about the display and how HDR is not relevant without video editing and such.
ON PAPER the iPad Pro has a brighter Screen with a higher Nit count.
Is it noticable in comparison to the Air?
My Wife got the Air and I'm disappointed with the brightness in a lit room. Outside use is not doable in sunlight.
Thanks, this comparison video is just what I need. I'll go with the iPad Air
do you bought it ? and is it good ?
5-2021 I have the iPad 6th gen. with Apple Pencil. And my 6th gen meets all my digital hobby needs. The 8th gen. iPad would be a major upgrade for me. But I don't plan on upgrading from my 6th gen. until it is no longer supported. :)
for me, refresh rate in the Pro model is a deadline, since I can clearly distinguish them by their pencil lag. for anyone who draw or write using apple pencil, it's iPad Pro, no mistake. (I tested iPad Air 5 because of M1 chip and compared with 2018 iPad Pro, this latest is way greater, and incredibly cheaper!)
Watching from my IPad Air 4! Loving it!
The review we’ve all been waiting for.
On Nomad sculpt amount of polygons you can push is directly tied to RAM. On ipad pro (2018) you could go high as 12 million or so.
Hi may i request if you can create a video, to which between the ipad air 4 and 11” M1 ipad pro will last the best, considering the upcoming updates, for the next few years
The iPad mini is not that old...the last one was in 2019. It is a powerful device. I use one every day, but If I was drawing, illustrating or taking notes, I'd get one with a larger screen. For me, it is a great on the couch machine for doing all kinds of things, even taking notes and stuff in a pinch.
I agree with you that it's a great little device. What I worry about recommending a 2 year old ipad is that it could be updated at any time.
@@thebradcolbow That is definitely true! I am hoping for an update in 2022, as I don’t want to buy another iPad after the hard cash drop for my M1 1TB 12.9!
Thanks for the informative video, you just helped me to choose the iPAir4 over the 11”M1 iPPro - I have purchased them both and I guess it’s like you say, because I’m just a regular user (reading, research, RUclips, email, and occasionally streaming movies or tv programs) the technical differences are indistinguishable. I can’t even figure out what “promotion” is and why I personally should care lol. Coming from a 2017 iPadPro 9.7” (never used more than 38 gb of 128 gb storage) they are both equally awesome ~ so I’m going to save my money by sending the Pro back and enjoy my new iPAir4 (64gb). Please tell me what app you were drawing in - it looked like a you were out lining a digital coloring book (I’m not an artist but it looked like something I would enjoy using my new Apple Pencil for)
The app he was using is Procreate.
How can you draw so straight a line on a screen! Amazing
So uhh, i went with the Galaxy Tab S7 instead of the Air 4, and i was pretty close to regretting the decision until I found an amazing screen protector+protective case. Made gripping the tablet easier, AND made drawing easier. And no, it's not matte, so my nibs will survive. Kinda funny that my reasoning for getting it over the Air was because i didnt want to buy screen protectors...oops
If you got money to spend...iPad Pro 12.9 M1/2020 (or even the 2018) is no-brainer :) It's the best of the best (talking about mobile devices)
Slower refresh rate is really noticeable for me and I find it annoying. Even the stabiliser feature in procreate annoys me because it has this weird stretchy delayed effect
60hz refresh rate is really hard to go back to once you are used to higher refresh rates. For example i have 120hz screen on my phone and 165 on the computer and i had no reason to pay extra for the pro but i just decided to go for it just because of the screen
haha was just checking the difference to see if pro is actually worth to it , im going with 12.9
Yea I really like the pro models in general bc I get more layers with the increased ram. It’s so much easier to deal with when working on long term projects
@@PaperWolfe my first ipad was the base 2019 version... but the storage and smaller screen become a burden as my files become bigger ... can't wait to get it
@@PaperWolfe I thought my 2017 pro was fine until I tried working on some higher res pictures and was suddenly limited to like 15 layers lmao. Time to upgrade for sure.
Just get the 2018 iPad Pro. Better screen than air, usb C, cheaper, better colors, and a basicallyequivalent processor
Or you can get the 2020 iPad Pro heavily discounted nearly to the same price as Air
@chefgav1 only difference between the 2020 iPad Pro and the 2018 is cameras, lidar and slightly improved but basically equivalent processor. WHy spend another +150$ for that over the 2018?
The fact that you like to draw Jak and Link makes me think we have more or less the same taste in games! I think I've also seen you drawing Pokémon and Animal Crossing (but I'm not sure). If so then maybe the only one missing for me is a Spyro drawing
i was waiting for your comparison video. Thanks Brad.
I love everything about ur content
How the inch in your i pad pro.
Yeeeees, the new iPad Mini is out starting at $499! Check it out Brad and let us know how it draws with everything!
Great overview. Been thinking about upgrading my old 10.5” pro, but am on the fence between the Pro 11” and the Air.
More than likely, I’ll wait till they add the mini LED to the 11” pro, then pull the trigger.
Hey Brad. Take a look at the new Lenovo Thinkbook Plus Gen 2. The option of using the 2nd e-ink display as a pen tablet when connected to external monitor seems kinda cool. I would love to see this tested!
I could only wish to have one😆😆😆 for now, I'm enjoying the review. It's very informative, useful for artists.
Was this comparison really needed, it’s so obvious that the iPad Pro 11inch with M1 processor, it’s so much better than the air 4, in literally everything except battery life the iPad Pro 2021 is better than any iPad
Omg. Brad u are my favourite RUclipsr!
I use a 12.9“ at my Desk and I like Pro Motion, but I also own an M1 iPad Air, and tbh, I don‘t see much of a difference
I’d love to download the outline you used here so I can practice colour work. Only just picked up an iPad Pro and dying to get into drawing on it.
Great comparison! I feel an uncovered area on these though are screen max brightness for outdoor use. Always been curious about how much water the specs sheet hold with their extra typical sustained brightness in real world use, since I'm especially interested in using the ipad for plein air painting. Love to see what your stance is on that
Hey! Thanks to your videos, I have now bought an XP Pen, I love your videos.
I’ve owned IPads. Galaxy Tabs. Cintiqs. Samsung Notebooks. And more. And for the price and convenience factor the IPad always wins. But I think that’s really to do with Procreate and the Apple Pencil. I own the base IPad and the 4th Gen IPad Pro currently and as long as I have the Apple Pencil and procreate it really doesn’t matter. It also makes buying the new IPad a tough sell because, as an artist, Procreate will fundamentally remain unchanged. Thunderbolt is probably the biggest addition here and maybe the opportunity to draw full screen on external monitor. Other than that I think Apple has reached the point where the IOS software can’t take advantage of the hardware, at least for many creative endeavors.
I'd be OK with iPad Air but the price difference is so low it's not worth it. If Apple brings new high end features or unlocks RAM, Pro will be much better in the long run.
My girlfriend fell in love with my iPad Air 4. I want to get her one with the Apple Pencil. I can only afford the 64gb version.
Her usage is mainly drawing and doodling in Procreate. She also likes using the iPad for surfing the web, media streaming, Tumblr & Pinterest, and playing some games. Nothing too heavy duty. Is 64gb enough? She also has lots of cloud storage. She mainly uses her MacBook Air laptop or iPhone to store photos, videos and big files. The iPad will mostly be for streaming, sketching, surfing and a few games.
Is anyone using a 64gb iPad for similar use with good success? I’d rather spend the money on the pencil than leap $200 to 256, since she is an artist. I figure she can eventuality offload her larger drawings to the cloud or use external storage, if she needs to free up space.
Thoughts?
I have an iPad Pro this video was very helpful
Great comparison of the these iPads. It really is hard to choose, but I will probably go with the new 11 inch Pro model.
M1 on the thumbnail looks like MI M+I (Xiaomi)
The number one should be displayed clearly
I just upgraded to the 12.9" iPad. I'm trying to decide if I should give my mom my 11" iPad pro 2020 or just get her and Air? I have to say I much prefer the fingerprint sensor to faceID. I wish the Pro had that option. BTW, 2nd gen Apple Pencils are now $199!
Since when did the air work with the Apple 2pencil? The only reason I wanted the pro was for the pencil. I’ve been saving up for 18months and finally have enough money for the pro. But I’m willing to buy the air if it’s a lot cheaper
It has since the “new” airs came out! I think about a year? Not too sure! Anyways! Enjoy your purchase, no matter which one you chose! :)
Imagine where brad stores all his tablets !!!
50% more layers of 90 would not be 180 brad! That would be 100%.
Yeah.. Noticed!