The Advantages of Using My iPad Pro Over My Laptop for Productivity and Creativity

I've noticed that with my new iPad Pro, I can now multitask like never before. The ability to have multiple windows open at once and split screen views has significantly changed how I use my device. In the past, I relied on my laptop for handling tests, but now I find myself using my iPad Pro more frequently. This is largely due to the increased versatility of the device, which allows me to browse the web, handle some light work, or even edit videos with ease.

One of the main reasons I prefer using my iPad Pro for tasks that don't require intense processing power is its portability and battery life. The new generation of iPads has improved significantly in terms of battery life, making it an excellent choice for users who need to work on-the-go. Additionally, the device's touchscreen interface and Apple Pencil support have opened up a world of creative possibilities for me. I've always been interested in digital art, but using the Apple Pencil has reignited that passion within me.

I must admit that one of my main concerns was how the lack of smart keyboard support would affect my usage. However, I've found that the device's touchscreen interface and stylus capabilities have more than made up for this limitation. The ability to use the Apple Pencil has expanded my creative horizons, allowing me to explore new ways of expressing myself digitally. In contrast, using a Bluetooth keyboard feels clunky in comparison.

Another aspect that sets the iPad Pro apart from its predecessor is the improved speaker system. The device now features four speakers, which significantly enhance the overall audio experience. This is particularly noticeable when watching videos or listening to music on my iPad Pro. However, it's worth noting that the six-generation iPad's two speakers can still deliver a decent sound quality.

As someone who primarily uses their iPad for casual tasks like browsing the web and consuming media, I've found that the sixth-generation iPad meets all my needs. However, if you're a professional or need more advanced features, the iPad Pro is undoubtedly the better choice. The device offers several features that are not available on the six-generation model, including improved performance, a higher-resolution display, and enhanced camera capabilities.

One of the things that appeals to me about the iPad Pro is its potential for productivity. With its improved multitasking capabilities and Apple Pencil support, I feel more confident in my ability to handle tasks like editing videos and creating digital art. While I still prefer using my laptop for tasks that require intense processing power, I've found that my iPad Pro can easily keep up with my needs.

In conclusion, I'm thoroughly enjoying the experience of using my new iPad Pro. The device's improved performance, enhanced multitasking capabilities, and creative features have made it an indispensable tool in my daily life. Whether I'm working on a project or simply browsing the web, my iPad Pro is always by my side. If you're considering purchasing a new iPad, I highly recommend opting for the Pro model – it's definitely worth the investment.

The Importance of Choosing Between an Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard

As someone who values creativity and precision when working on their device, I've found that the Apple Pencil is an essential accessory for my iPad Pro. The stylus has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for me, allowing me to explore different ways of expressing myself digitally. While a smart keyboard is certainly useful for certain tasks, I've come to realize that the Apple Pencil is where it's at.

One of the reasons I prefer using the Apple Pencil is its precision and accuracy. The stylus allows me to create precise lines and shapes, making it an ideal tool for digital art and other creative pursuits. Additionally, the device's touchscreen interface responds incredibly well to the Apple Pencil, making it a joy to use.

In contrast, using a Bluetooth keyboard feels clunky in comparison. While it gets the job done, I've found that it lacks the finesse and precision of the Apple Pencil. The stylus has become an extension of my hand, allowing me to create with ease and confidence. If you're considering purchasing an iPad, I highly recommend opting for a device with Apple Pencil support – it's an investment worth making.

The Portability and Convenience of My New iPad Pro

One of the most significant advantages of my new iPad Pro is its portability. Weighing in at just 1 pound, the device is easy to carry around with me wherever I go. This has made a huge difference in how I use my iPad – I can now take it with me on-the-go and work on tasks without being tied to a desk.

Another benefit of the iPad Pro's portability is its battery life. With up to 10 hours of battery life, I know that I can work on my device for extended periods without worrying about running out of juice. This has been a game-changer for me, especially when I'm working from home or traveling – it's given me the freedom to create wherever and whenever I want.

In contrast, my old six-generation iPad would often struggle to last a full day, let alone an entire work session. The improved battery life of the new model has made all the difference in my daily routine.

The Future of Creativity: How My iPad Pro is Changing My Life

As someone who's always been passionate about creativity and self-expression, I've found that my new iPad Pro has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for me. The device's improved multitasking capabilities, Apple Pencil support, and high-resolution display have made it an indispensable tool in my daily life.

One of the things that I'm most excited about is the potential for my iPad Pro to change my life in profound ways. With its advanced features and creative capabilities, I feel more confident than ever that I can achieve my goals and bring my ideas to life. Whether I'm working on a project or simply browsing the web, my iPad Pro is always by my side – it's an extension of myself.

In conclusion, I'm thoroughly enjoying the experience of using my new iPad Pro. The device has changed the way I work and create, opening up a world of possibilities that I never thought possible. If you're considering purchasing a new iPad, I highly recommend opting for the Pro model – it's an investment worth making.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's going on everyone check me out here and in this video we're gonna be talking about that new iPad and if you should buy it so this is kind of more like a rant so to speak to talk to some of you out there in terms of my thoughts on the new iPad and I guess if it's worth the money or worth the investment to buy or upgrade to so when comparing something like this new sixth generation iPad to an iPad pro there are some similarities and some differences of course the first thing being that price the sixth generation iPad is priced at three hundred and twenty nine dollars are $300 if you're a student whereas the ten point five inch iPad pro which I guess you can kind of consider your entry-level iPad pro is priced more so along the six hundred and fifty dollar range so you're paying might practically double the price to get the iPad pro so for those of you that are curious in terms of what you're sacrificing and if you're gaining anything per se for those dollars saved let's talk about that so Apple's lineup for iPads looks a little like this you have the iPad Mini for the iPad 6th generation the iPad pro 10.5 inch and then the iPad pro 12 point 9 inch so the iPad Mini is like the only small version that they offer right now it doesn't work with the Apple pencil and it doesn't work with their keyboard but the new iPad 6th generation will work with their Apple pencils so it's like all the bigger iPads will at least work with the Apple pencil but it doesn't provide that smart keyboard support in which you will find on the pro models you also will find a difference in terms of storage options so if you need an iPad it's gonna be larger than 128 gigs then the new 6th generation might not be for you so it's only offered in a 32 gigabyte variant or 128 gigabyte Burien and to me this decision makes sense because this is an iPad geared towards students and I don't know I don't really feel many students will need more than 128 gigs however some one that is more like in the line of trying to use this for a profession might and that's when you start to enter into the iPad pros but the iPad 6 generation is really geared towards those that are in school nine times out of ten unless they got a lot of media I think this is gonna be more than enough now when it comes to the display it is a little bit lower in terms of resolution when comparing it to the iPad pro models it also doesn't have the fully laminated display so you will kind of notice that slight air gap between the bezel and the screen which is something else to mention as the bezels on this particular model are also a little bit thicker than that of what you would find on the ipad pro's and then powering the ipad sixth-generation is the 810 chip which is a notch below that found in the pro models the camera is a little bit lower up here as well and you also don't have 4k recording and you also don't have a true tone display so those are a few of the key differences between the iPad pros and then the iPad sixth-generation to me I feel like a lot of consumers probably wanted something that was a little bit cheaper in terms of the iPad lineup as they didn't need everything in terms of the bells and whistles offered on the iPad pro but they might have wanted that pencil support on a so to speak low respect iPad so not only is this iPad to me good for students but it's also good for those that need to upgrade their iPads in general but don't quite need all that is offered on an iPad pro alright shameless plug real quick if you are ever curious what I'm up to when a new video is dropping or even some behind the scenes activity of these videos be sure to follow me on Instagram and Twitter as well you can find that information somewhere up in this video as well as links and below all right back to what you listen to so I currently have the iPad pro 10.5 inch and before I got this I was rocking that iPad air hard because I just felt like you did enough of what I wanted it to do the pro was nice and it did a lot of things in which I liked but I didn't I guess feel you know pressure to buy it because it wasn't anything I per se needed for what I was doing at that time but I did like the appeal of the Apple pencil and I just wished that it was you know compatible with my iPad air and it's kind of like Apple has tried to offer now a solution for those that might have been in somewhat of a boat or situation that I was once in at that time which is you want to upgrade your iPad you would love to use the Apple pencil with it but you might not need everything that the iPad pro offers and you might not want to spend all that is required to get an iPad so I like the fact that they brought out this particular option especially if you're in school as it makes it even more affordable and even more of a competitor against any other tablet or a Chromebook or anything in that category that other people might be currently purchasing or looking at and it's a solid device I love my iPad pro to me it's like the changes that were brought to the iPad pro with iOS 11 really made me start using it a lot more than my laptop for testing which I normally would go to my laptop for so for instance if I'm responding to emails doing spreadsheets working on a video thumbnail anything that was kind of like business or work-related I would always find myself like making my way to my laptop because it just didn't seem like a task I wanted to tackle on my iPad because it was just too much going on and something that's really big to me is the fact that I could have like multi windows on my laptop and now that I'm able to have multi windows and split screen views on my iPad pro I find that I use it a lot more now to handle those tests in which I once go to my laptop for I really use my laptop now mostly to just edit my videos but if I'm sitting back here on a couch and I want to browse the web or handle a little bit of light work then I would have my iPad pro nearby it's a lot more travel friendly the battery life is better and I even have those pencils to take my creativity to that next level if I want to draw sketch signed documents I can do that all for my iPad is even at times made me prefer wanting to handle tests on my iPad because in conjunction with having all of these ways in which I can multitask I also have the touchscreen option up here as well so it kind of starts to give me a peek of what it would be to have a touchscreen laptop almost like a little slight peak you know don't go too hard on me in the comments for making that comment myself but I don't know it just really seems to be more of a Productivity Beast for me now than it ever was before because I primarily use my iPad air to just like watch videos browse the web but like anything really in senseof I'm definitely heading over to my laptop and now I feel a lot more confident and handling those things on my iPad pro especially when I'm using my smart keyboard which sadly won't work with the iPad sixth generation but even aside from that I think is really still a great Buy another thing you'll find different between the two are the speakers you have two speakers offered on the sixth generation and four on the iPad pro but is these differences in which I'm mentioning that I feel kind of helped justify a larger price tag and also appeals possibly to a different market because as a professional you're probably gonna want a little bit more in your iPad than someone who's just using it for casual use or someone who is a student so I feel like have you been looking again an iPad now is the time to do so you can get the pro if you need a little bit more and likely things in which I mentioned that it has that the sixth generation doesn't have but I honestly feel like if you're just gonna be browsing the web you know using it as a fancy ebook or another way to consume media hands-on tasks handle schoolwork and you don't quite need all that is offered in a laptop or all that is offered in an iPad pro I feel like this is a really great solution like this is something that I could see myself using if I was in school it seems to do just enough and I feel like the fact that it lacks the smart keyboard support is not a deal-breaker at all I mean to me if I had to choose and getting an iPad and being able to use the Apple pencil or a smart keyboard with it I would choose the Apple pencil the Apple pencil just allows you to do more it expands the options for creativity and really kind of makes you wants to explore your iPad a little bit more something different something new like you can always pair a bluetooth keyboard with your iPad but you can't always pair something as powerful as that stylus to your iPad like that unlocks so much because it's like using an e pencil you know basically is so refined is so accurate and what it does and I think it even makes those that aren't artists once it become or is because you enjoy drawing or sketching on your iPad that much more I know it did for me at least I used to draw when I was younger to kind of teat it off but it's like using the Apple pencil reignited that that love that passion that I have for drawing because it just made it a little bit easier and convenient to have digital art and all these different apps that you know are catered towards the pencil to kind of go beyond what you would normally do with your finger or in your iPad so I don't know I just think the fact that it doesn't work with a smart keyboard is okay at least you have that Apple pencil which is a nice addition to have so yeah if you're rocking an iPad air or that generation iPad if you want to call it such and you're considering purchasing the sixth generation iPad I say go for it I think you'll be very pleased with your investments but definitely drop your comments down below as I'm really interested to hear what you all think about this new iPad as well and have a little conversation going on there so be sure to hit that like button before you dip out of here as well as the subscribe button so you can stay updated and as always thanks for taking the time out to let mewhat's going on everyone check me out here and in this video we're gonna be talking about that new iPad and if you should buy it so this is kind of more like a rant so to speak to talk to some of you out there in terms of my thoughts on the new iPad and I guess if it's worth the money or worth the investment to buy or upgrade to so when comparing something like this new sixth generation iPad to an iPad pro there are some similarities and some differences of course the first thing being that price the sixth generation iPad is priced at three hundred and twenty nine dollars are $300 if you're a student whereas the ten point five inch iPad pro which I guess you can kind of consider your entry-level iPad pro is priced more so along the six hundred and fifty dollar range so you're paying might practically double the price to get the iPad pro so for those of you that are curious in terms of what you're sacrificing and if you're gaining anything per se for those dollars saved let's talk about that so Apple's lineup for iPads looks a little like this you have the iPad Mini for the iPad 6th generation the iPad pro 10.5 inch and then the iPad pro 12 point 9 inch so the iPad Mini is like the only small version that they offer right now it doesn't work with the Apple pencil and it doesn't work with their keyboard but the new iPad 6th generation will work with their Apple pencils so it's like all the bigger iPads will at least work with the Apple pencil but it doesn't provide that smart keyboard support in which you will find on the pro models you also will find a difference in terms of storage options so if you need an iPad it's gonna be larger than 128 gigs then the new 6th generation might not be for you so it's only offered in a 32 gigabyte variant or 128 gigabyte Burien and to me this decision makes sense because this is an iPad geared towards students and I don't know I don't really feel many students will need more than 128 gigs however some one that is more like in the line of trying to use this for a profession might and that's when you start to enter into the iPad pros but the iPad 6 generation is really geared towards those that are in school nine times out of ten unless they got a lot of media I think this is gonna be more than enough now when it comes to the display it is a little bit lower in terms of resolution when comparing it to the iPad pro models it also doesn't have the fully laminated display so you will kind of notice that slight air gap between the bezel and the screen which is something else to mention as the bezels on this particular model are also a little bit thicker than that of what you would find on the ipad pro's and then powering the ipad sixth-generation is the 810 chip which is a notch below that found in the pro models the camera is a little bit lower up here as well and you also don't have 4k recording and you also don't have a true tone display so those are a few of the key differences between the iPad pros and then the iPad sixth-generation to me I feel like a lot of consumers probably wanted something that was a little bit cheaper in terms of the iPad lineup as they didn't need everything in terms of the bells and whistles offered on the iPad pro but they might have wanted that pencil support on a so to speak low respect iPad so not only is this iPad to me good for students but it's also good for those that need to upgrade their iPads in general but don't quite need all that is offered on an iPad pro alright shameless plug real quick if you are ever curious what I'm up to when a new video is dropping or even some behind the scenes activity of these videos be sure to follow me on Instagram and Twitter as well you can find that information somewhere up in this video as well as links and below all right back to what you listen to so I currently have the iPad pro 10.5 inch and before I got this I was rocking that iPad air hard because I just felt like you did enough of what I wanted it to do the pro was nice and it did a lot of things in which I liked but I didn't I guess feel you know pressure to buy it because it wasn't anything I per se needed for what I was doing at that time but I did like the appeal of the Apple pencil and I just wished that it was you know compatible with my iPad air and it's kind of like Apple has tried to offer now a solution for those that might have been in somewhat of a boat or situation that I was once in at that time which is you want to upgrade your iPad you would love to use the Apple pencil with it but you might not need everything that the iPad pro offers and you might not want to spend all that is required to get an iPad so I like the fact that they brought out this particular option especially if you're in school as it makes it even more affordable and even more of a competitor against any other tablet or a Chromebook or anything in that category that other people might be currently purchasing or looking at and it's a solid device I love my iPad pro to me it's like the changes that were brought to the iPad pro with iOS 11 really made me start using it a lot more than my laptop for testing which I normally would go to my laptop for so for instance if I'm responding to emails doing spreadsheets working on a video thumbnail anything that was kind of like business or work-related I would always find myself like making my way to my laptop because it just didn't seem like a task I wanted to tackle on my iPad because it was just too much going on and something that's really big to me is the fact that I could have like multi windows on my laptop and now that I'm able to have multi windows and split screen views on my iPad pro I find that I use it a lot more now to handle those tests in which I once go to my laptop for I really use my laptop now mostly to just edit my videos but if I'm sitting back here on a couch and I want to browse the web or handle a little bit of light work then I would have my iPad pro nearby it's a lot more travel friendly the battery life is better and I even have those pencils to take my creativity to that next level if I want to draw sketch signed documents I can do that all for my iPad is even at times made me prefer wanting to handle tests on my iPad because in conjunction with having all of these ways in which I can multitask I also have the touchscreen option up here as well so it kind of starts to give me a peek of what it would be to have a touchscreen laptop almost like a little slight peak you know don't go too hard on me in the comments for making that comment myself but I don't know it just really seems to be more of a Productivity Beast for me now than it ever was before because I primarily use my iPad air to just like watch videos browse the web but like anything really in senseof I'm definitely heading over to my laptop and now I feel a lot more confident and handling those things on my iPad pro especially when I'm using my smart keyboard which sadly won't work with the iPad sixth generation but even aside from that I think is really still a great Buy another thing you'll find different between the two are the speakers you have two speakers offered on the sixth generation and four on the iPad pro but is these differences in which I'm mentioning that I feel kind of helped justify a larger price tag and also appeals possibly to a different market because as a professional you're probably gonna want a little bit more in your iPad than someone who's just using it for casual use or someone who is a student so I feel like have you been looking again an iPad now is the time to do so you can get the pro if you need a little bit more and likely things in which I mentioned that it has that the sixth generation doesn't have but I honestly feel like if you're just gonna be browsing the web you know using it as a fancy ebook or another way to consume media hands-on tasks handle schoolwork and you don't quite need all that is offered in a laptop or all that is offered in an iPad pro I feel like this is a really great solution like this is something that I could see myself using if I was in school it seems to do just enough and I feel like the fact that it lacks the smart keyboard support is not a deal-breaker at all I mean to me if I had to choose and getting an iPad and being able to use the Apple pencil or a smart keyboard with it I would choose the Apple pencil the Apple pencil just allows you to do more it expands the options for creativity and really kind of makes you wants to explore your iPad a little bit more something different something new like you can always pair a bluetooth keyboard with your iPad but you can't always pair something as powerful as that stylus to your iPad like that unlocks so much because it's like using an e pencil you know basically is so refined is so accurate and what it does and I think it even makes those that aren't artists once it become or is because you enjoy drawing or sketching on your iPad that much more I know it did for me at least I used to draw when I was younger to kind of teat it off but it's like using the Apple pencil reignited that that love that passion that I have for drawing because it just made it a little bit easier and convenient to have digital art and all these different apps that you know are catered towards the pencil to kind of go beyond what you would normally do with your finger or in your iPad so I don't know I just think the fact that it doesn't work with a smart keyboard is okay at least you have that Apple pencil which is a nice addition to have so yeah if you're rocking an iPad air or that generation iPad if you want to call it such and you're considering purchasing the sixth generation iPad I say go for it I think you'll be very pleased with your investments but definitely drop your comments down below as I'm really interested to hear what you all think about this new iPad as well and have a little conversation going on there so be sure to hit that like button before you dip out of here as well as the subscribe button so you can stay updated and as always thanks for taking the time out to let me\n"