So i would say 12.9" is better. 11" is doable but 12.9" gives you more space and doesnt feel cramped. The same with pdfs and note taking. maybe worth asking in r/Industrialdesign. 2. realwiseman • 2 yr. ago. Had the 11” for a few years. Switched to the 12.9 beginning of November. The iPad Pro 12.9 is the ultimate tablet money can buy today. You get a gorgeous design, incredible hardware, vibrant mini-LED screen, excellent onboard audio, and a wide range of accessories.
Starting with the processor, the Galaxy Tab S8+ packs the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, while the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is fueled by the Apple M2 chip. Looking at benchmarks, the M2 chip wins over the
Hey, I would recommend getting the iPad Pro M1 Wi-Fi only. I have the same model and I love it. It's fast, smooth, and has a great screen size for most tasks. The cellular model is not really worth it unless you travel a lot and need constant internet access. Most places have Wi-Fi nowadays and you can always use your phone as a hotspot if you Performance. The main performance difference is the upgrade from an M1 to M2 chip for the new iPad Pro. That delivers up to an 18% faster CPU, 35% faster GPU (10-core vs 8-core), and a 2x boost in As an example I bought a used 12.9 M1 iPad Pro 256 cellular with the Magic Keyboard for $600 easier this month. 2. [deleted] • 10 mo. ago. 12.9” and 10.9” are absolutely different beyond the aspect ratio. M2 MacBook Air retails for double $680, no way are you gonna get one for that much even on sale. 1. A new iPad Air 5 doesnt cost much more than iPd Pro 2018 from what i’ve seen. Unless you absolutely need a 120Hz screen or find a very good deal for the 2018 pro, definitely go for the Air 5. • 1 yr. ago. I believe it is atleast 200€ more or maybe i havent found a good deal for it yet. Expensive_Sky5379.
As a professional illustrator that only uses Procreate, I've had both 11 and 12.9, and both have their pros / cons. I went back and forth in iPad Pro sizes since my first one (the 2016 9.7), and from all the models Ive had, I honestly feel the 11 is more manageable for the actual drawing movements with the hands - it's more comfortable than the 12.9, effort wise.
PhD student here - I don’t think the 12.9 is too big, and it’s definitely very comfy if you want to draw. How heavy it gets depends on what case you get for it, if you want to use it handheld a lot, make sure you don’t get a case that’s too heavy. I absolutely love the screen size and I don’t mind carrying it around at all. UeJu.
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