I use the Macbook Air M1 + iPad Air 4, both are the base models. I use them for a little bit of studying for a course I’m doing through work, media content and personal note keeping (Craft Docs) The iPad tends to get used for research and quick handwritten notes, using it with the Craft app is so easy to drag and drop links to reference at a later time. The Macbook is used for writing long form notes and projects.
I'm doing a social science doctorate and to be honest I only need a laptop for using rederencing software when writing papers; otherwise everything else gets done through my 3rd gen ipad pro. I can have all my books, notes lectures, papers, drafts, survey instruments with me all the time. Writing papers with the magic keyboard is fantastic, and when i do need to insert references using software i switch to an older macbook air. If you're doing a social science or arts course in college you could definitely just have the ipad and be great with it. I'm completely paperless in my studies now thanks to the pencil and notetaking. It's perfect.
I started with an iPad Air 4 and then bought a Mac Mini. I used the iPad when I was on placement at the hospital last year-good for portability, checking and marking notes, taking down information on spreadsheets etc. Also used it for video calls (all on Teams and Google Meet) and had to screenshare. Thankfully it was all supported, though my own video does get cut off when I present (not complaining because I can just read off of my notes ✌️) Other than that I use the iPad for media consumption and playing Genshin. But it massively annoys me how limited it is, and how the long-awaited proper monitor support is only going to be limited to the M1 chips. What a disappointment. Then I use the Mac Mini for literally everything else, it’s very fast (I switched from an old Windows PC and laptop) and I enjoy using it on the daily, and as far as the Apple ecosystem it’s fun to jump between all these devices without disturbing your workflow. I really wish Apple would stop calling the iPad with keyboard a ‘laptop replacement’ when they don’t do much to actually make use of its powerful chips.
I love my iPad but sometimes I find myself stranded without access to Final Cut, which really puts a halt to my channel. I was hoping the MacBook Air would be a little cheaper but it doesn’t seem quite the right price for my uses.
Bingo on the first tip. I worked in an electronics department, and would often end up selling a tablet for someone who wanted a computer, but with the little bit of work they were doing… they didn’t need one.
If you're a student I would recommend instead getting a second hand M1 Macbook Air and a base model ipad with apple pencil OR a second hand ipad with apple pencil as well. The iPad just isn't gonna cut it for school, especially if it's your only device. I deeply struggled with multitasking, cause split screen just isn't enough, it's too crammed unless you've got the quite expensive 12.9" one... and everything just takes longer to do! No matter what you do, the workflow just is slower
Great comparison, very informative. I have the iPad Mini 6 (terrific) and I'm still on the fence about the MBA2 (very tempted). I've been watching your videos for a while and like your content and presentation style, so you've got a new subscriber here.
Using an USB-C to DisplayPort cable, you don't need a dongle to connect to a monitor, which needs to have a displayport connection of course, but most monitors still do. I'm looking at replacing my 2019 iPad air and might switch to the MacBook air, because I want to use this for work on location.
I can’t help but feel that something is missing in between. By the time I’ve upgraded the M2’s hard drive and memory, it’s a very expensive piece of kit. But the iPad is just falling short. Especially for file management. Both in iPadOS but also Lightroom. At the same time, buying the M2 feels like buying an outdated piece of equipment. Really tricky.
I’m grateful to have both.. m1air and iPad Air with magic keyboard .. if I had to choose .. iPad only because I’m in school and all my books are ebooks
As someone who has a gaming desktop and an (awful) work laptop I don’t really need a MacBook but the m1/2 air have me really tempted. I had an i7 MacBook Air like in 2012 and absolutely loved that machine. Traded it in for an iPad and kinda wish I had kept it. Still worked fine just slow.
I like a combo of both. I just got the ipad air 5 (purple of course) and it's working great for me in conjunction with the M1 Macbook Air. I just don't see the need to upgrade the laptop when it's working fine. I have a windows pc at work so this is my personal computer that I use for graduate school coursework and surfing the net.
I do have to add that while I loved my iPad air 4, I have noticed a HUGE difference in performance with the Ipad Air 5...that M1 chip really does make the difference.
I purchased an Apple renewed Mac Mini M1, Apple renewed iPad Pro 11, a "used like new" Logitech Slim Folio Pro keyboard case from Amazon for $20 (it was actually brand new), and a 3rd party pencil. All totaled I spent less than the cost of a Macbook Air. I have the best of both worlds; a powerful work computer in my home office and a very capable mobile device for when I am not at home. Plus the iPad Pro really compliments the Mac Mini workflow in my office. I use both machines together with univeral control.
i like to take notes and i am intrigued by the procreate and some other apps.. that's y i am considering ipad air but my current circumstance makes the price point a bit of a turn off since i am not a content creator, it isn't a must have for me and i have a windows desktop just that sometimes i need a smaller screen due to eye strain
Been contemplating getting a MacBook air m1 version or getting a new ipad. Ive the 2017 pro ipad currently. Not sure what to do. Planning on studying down the line. Obviously ipad doesnt support everything so need to wait until i know for sure what im doing study wise.
The perfect combo is iPad mini + MacBook Air but I’m dreaming of a new MacBook 12’ + iPad mini ! that would be a killer on the go combo with the best of both worlds
I still have my 2015 12” Retina MacBook and installed Opencore Patcher on it so I could get the latest OS on it regularly. I’m gonna ride this computer until it finally dies. They can pry it from my cold, dead hands.
I find that the iPad is better for content consumption. I still keep my ipad since I can download netflix movies to watch offline since unlike the mac it has a native netflix app
I use both the M1 iPad Pro and the M1 MacBook Pro; I love them both, and can use them separately or together. I understand that iPad OS is currently lacking in iPad OS 15 but 16 will be bringing the to OSs closer together. I can’t say that the iPad will be any better for things that people need from a heavy duty machine such as the M2 Air, but iPad OS 16 is an exciting addition to M1 iPads. I hope there is a new video when iPad OS 16 drops!
I use the m1 iPad Pro already so I want to get a M2 MacBook Air with 256gb storage and 24gb ram. I figured I can always get more storage if I need it later by getting a external portable SSD.
I use the apple pencil all the time. Note taking, scribble and sketching are of prime importance to me. That's why I got the iPad, and it's a Bullseye.
I've done pretty will with the iPad for school and I'm computer science but I have a Mac studio at home so. Sometimes I think I should have gotten a Mac book
Great video! I have this dilemma as well. Im currently using an MSI gaming laptop which i bought quite recently to upgrade from my 6 year old acer laptop. For a while, I was happy with my choice since I've always wanted a powerful gaming laptop as a reward to myself after I got my first job, but after nearly 3 months of use, I find myself not utilizing the full capacity of the device. I stop playing games and most of my work revolves around spreadsheets and data. And my current means of entertainment revolves around reading ebooks, comics and manga, as well as, movies and tv series.Also, I am a casual illustrator. I really think that i should sell my gaming laptop, and get myself an ipad air/pro as it fits perfectly with my needs but for some reason, it is hard to justify the price and I still think that my laptop is still a way better device than an ipad.
If there's a way to keep a hold of your laptop too and test the iPad out for a bit that might be an option? You could make use of the return period to see if it's right for you!
@@ByteReview unfortunately, we dont have those return policy where im from so my only option is to buy a new ipad, compare the two and sell one of the devices. Since it will be classified as used device, I'll be selling it for less than SRP. I will be losing money :/
Hello. Did u get the iPad ? And is it good for spread sheets and data ? Or a hassle like using a smartphone? did u miss the laptop ? (If u sold it already) . My use case is also spreadsheets and data and Netflix, UA-cam & reading .
Mate, I bought a gaming laptop too as a reward for myself, but then I stopped playing games 😅 The MacBook Air M1 I use now does a fine job of video editing on Resolve.
Cant Reformat a drive? Cant use multiple photo libraries, and use it from a drive. Some times thethe website’s don’t function because they glitch with ios… Not saying this is a deal breaker it just something to be aware
You want a tablet to draw, take notes and also use productivity apps. Buy an iPad. You want to use desktop apps, buy a mac. Even when the iPad makes a lot of laptop Job, stills being a tablet
Hi Byte. Could you help me please? As you know because of the Apple discounts for students (back to-school plan), I could buy an iPad Pro + an upgraded M2 MacBook air (with 16 gigs of ram) for quite the same price as 14-inch Macbook pro. I feel like choosing the iPad and MacBook air combo over the just MacBook pro makes more sense. What do you think ? which one should I choose? and even if it needs to upgrade the base model of M2 air or not? Thanks alot.
I think I’ll keep my 4th iPad for another 2 yrs- and I could try out a MacBook Air in the meantime :) I find the iPads (even non silicon kind) just last and last (for my use case that is). Still GREAT for note taking etc. :)
I’m going to be taking a Pre-Media program at college in September and I notice I work better on a iPad than a traditional laptop aka a MacBook. But some courses require me to have a MacBook due to the creative applications that I will be using in class. But I want to understand what the difference between each air devices that have the M1 and M2. I’m sorry if you don’t understand what I’m saying.
@@ByteReview as a gcse student should I get the m1/m2 ipad pro with the accessories or an m2 mba? Besides the pricing, what will be more useful for me in your opinion as I don't need pro apps or Adobe? Thanks
As long your job don’t need a Macbook just go for a IPad Air+ pencil, the ability to draw and paint on a tablet is a big advantage for IPad over Macbook. And able to choose how you want to use a Ipad is a advantage too.
I chose the macbook m2 and for me although I would love an ipad, it would always be secondary to my laptop. Plus I think that ipados feels a little too much like ios and Im not sure i would be able to get myself into as productive a mindset as when im using macos.
Don’t forget, that the 64gb M1 iPad Air will not support stage manager or the „problems“ with the 128gb ssd…so after all, whatever you do, you should upgrade the storage and not stick to the base models
My requirements are Web browsing, Ms office and a bit of media consumption. Iam confused between ipad Air, ipad pro 12.9 inch and macbook m1. Can anyone suggest me, which one to go for. Please help.
Hello, I'm stuck between ipad air 5 / ipad 10th generation (logitech keyboard + apple pencil 1) or macbook air m1, both of them equal 25k. The results have not been announced yet, but the departments I want are law or psychology. I have assembled a solid pc at home, I don't have a laptop or ipad other than that, and I can't take a pc and work with it. Which one do you think I should buy, everyone says ipad is more comfortable, they say there is no cost of copying in terms of presentation and working (as far as I have read from videos and forums) and this photocopying thing confuses me about macbook. Also, I am too involved with computers since I was 5 years old and I can write too fast, but I have no idea if I have difficulty in handwriting with mechanical writing. In fact, both are absolutely necessary, but we do not have that much, although we do not have them, but I will try to take them into account because it is important. Anyway, it's been too long, I'd be glad if you reply. 🫡 (In my country which is Turkey, both ain't cheap)
I use the Macbook Air M1 + iPad Air 4, both are the base models. I use them for a little bit of studying for a course I’m doing through work, media content and personal note keeping (Craft Docs) The iPad tends to get used for research and quick handwritten notes, using it with the Craft app is so easy to drag and drop links to reference at a later time. The Macbook is used for writing long form notes and projects.
both are good but i only text facetime and watch videos
I'm doing a social science doctorate and to be honest I only need a laptop for using rederencing software when writing papers; otherwise everything else gets done through my 3rd gen ipad pro. I can have all my books, notes lectures, papers, drafts, survey instruments with me all the time. Writing papers with the magic keyboard is fantastic, and when i do need to insert references using software i switch to an older macbook air. If you're doing a social science or arts course in college you could definitely just have the ipad and be great with it. I'm completely paperless in my studies now thanks to the pencil and notetaking. It's perfect.
I started with an iPad Air 4 and then bought a Mac Mini. I used the iPad when I was on placement at the hospital last year-good for portability, checking and marking notes, taking down information on spreadsheets etc. Also used it for video calls (all on Teams and Google Meet) and had to screenshare. Thankfully it was all supported, though my own video does get cut off when I present (not complaining because I can just read off of my notes ✌️) Other than that I use the iPad for media consumption and playing Genshin. But it massively annoys me how limited it is, and how the long-awaited proper monitor support is only going to be limited to the M1 chips. What a disappointment. Then I use the Mac Mini for literally everything else, it’s very fast (I switched from an old Windows PC and laptop) and I enjoy using it on the daily, and as far as the Apple ecosystem it’s fun to jump between all these devices without disturbing your workflow. I really wish Apple would stop calling the iPad with keyboard a ‘laptop replacement’ when they don’t do much to actually make use of its powerful chips.
Such a shame some form of external monitor support didn't come to non-M1 stuff, even if it was one app at a time or something!
I love my iPad but sometimes I find myself stranded without access to Final Cut, which really puts a halt to my channel. I was hoping the MacBook Air would be a little cheaper but it doesn’t seem quite the right price for my uses.
M1 MBa might be the way to go, it's still so good
I cannot imagine anyone choosing iPadOS over macOS tbh. iPadOS is so incredibly limited compared to macos
I would be the same, but for some people (like in the video) it just works for them much better!
Honestly, I do 75% of my creative work on my iPad and I am totally fine with iPadOS…but for some tasks, I still prefer my 2015 MacBook pro
For someone heavily uses Apple Pencil, iPadOS is the way to go.
iPadOS works great for my Kids, my Mom and GrandParents. MacOS is too complicated to them. So iPadOS has its people.
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Bingo on the first tip. I worked in an electronics department, and would often end up selling a tablet for someone who wanted a computer, but with the little bit of work they were doing… they didn’t need one.
Yep, when I was a teacher I saw so many students with the wrong device for what they were doing
Can you elaborate more on this? I’m thinking of getting an iPad much make sure I don’t need a MacBook.
If you're a student I would recommend instead getting a second hand M1 Macbook Air and a base model ipad with apple pencil OR a second hand ipad with apple pencil as well. The iPad just isn't gonna cut it for school, especially if it's your only device. I deeply struggled with multitasking, cause split screen just isn't enough, it's too crammed unless you've got the quite expensive 12.9" one... and everything just takes longer to do! No matter what you do, the workflow just is slower
Great comparison, very informative. I have the iPad Mini 6 (terrific) and I'm still on the fence about the MBA2 (very tempted).
I've been watching your videos for a while and like your content and presentation style, so you've got a new subscriber here.
I have both and I love it best of both worlds❤
Using an USB-C to DisplayPort cable, you don't need a dongle to connect to a monitor, which needs to have a displayport connection of course, but most monitors still do. I'm looking at replacing my 2019 iPad air and might switch to the MacBook air, because I want to use this for work on location.
I can’t help but feel that something is missing in between. By the time I’ve upgraded the M2’s hard drive and memory, it’s a very expensive piece of kit. But the iPad is just falling short. Especially for file management. Both in iPadOS but also Lightroom. At the same time, buying the M2 feels like buying an outdated piece of equipment. Really tricky.
Is the MacBook Pro an option?
I’m grateful to have both.. m1air and iPad Air with magic keyboard .. if I had to choose .. iPad only because I’m in school and all my books are ebooks
Awesome to hear you could get by with just the iPad
A very fair and honest review, thank you for sharing your experience with the tech devices!
As someone who has a gaming desktop and an (awful) work laptop I don’t really need a MacBook but the m1/2 air have me really tempted. I had an i7 MacBook Air like in 2012 and absolutely loved that machine. Traded it in for an iPad and kinda wish I had kept it. Still worked fine just slow.
I don't think you'd be disappointed, they're both incredible laptops
I like a combo of both. I just got the ipad air 5 (purple of course) and it's working great for me in conjunction with the M1 Macbook Air. I just don't see the need to upgrade the laptop when it's working fine. I have a windows pc at work so this is my personal computer that I use for graduate school coursework and surfing the net.
I do have to add that while I loved my iPad air 4, I have noticed a HUGE difference in performance with the Ipad Air 5...that M1 chip really does make the difference.
Purple is the way for sure. And that's interesting, I haven't put them side by side but maybe I'll give it a go!
I agree the M1 in the iPad air makes a world of difference!
Which one do you find yourself using more of the iPad or the MacBook?
I purchased an Apple renewed Mac Mini M1, Apple renewed iPad Pro 11, a "used like new" Logitech Slim Folio Pro keyboard case from Amazon for $20 (it was actually brand new), and a 3rd party pencil. All totaled I spent less than the cost of a Macbook Air. I have the best of both worlds; a powerful work computer in my home office and a very capable mobile device for when I am not at home. Plus the iPad Pro really compliments the Mac Mini workflow in my office. I use both machines together with univeral control.
i like to take notes and i am intrigued by the procreate and some other apps.. that's y i am considering ipad air
but my current circumstance makes the price point a bit of a turn off since i am not a content creator, it isn't a must have for me and i have a windows desktop just that sometimes i need a smaller screen due to eye strain
Been contemplating getting a MacBook air m1 version or getting a new ipad. Ive the 2017 pro ipad currently. Not sure what to do. Planning on studying down the line. Obviously ipad doesnt support everything so need to wait until i know for sure what im doing study wise.
The perfect combo is iPad mini + MacBook Air but I’m dreaming of a new MacBook 12’ + iPad mini ! that would be a killer on the go combo with the best of both worlds
Oooh a MacBook 12 would be amazing
I still have my 2015 12” Retina MacBook and installed Opencore Patcher on it so I could get the latest OS on it regularly. I’m gonna ride this computer until it finally dies. They can pry it from my cold, dead hands.
I like that studio ghibli background in the corner
For google photos organization, which is the better tool to do this task? On macbook air or ipad air?
I find that the iPad is better for content consumption. I still keep my ipad since I can download netflix movies to watch offline since unlike the mac it has a native netflix app
Agreed, iPad is perfect for watching stuff!
I use both the M1 iPad Pro and the M1 MacBook Pro; I love them both, and can use them separately or together. I understand that iPad OS is currently lacking in iPad OS 15 but 16 will be bringing the to OSs closer together. I can’t say that the iPad will be any better for things that people need from a heavy duty machine such as the M2 Air, but iPad OS 16 is an exciting addition to M1 iPads. I hope there is a new video when iPad OS 16 drops!
I’m using the air 5 and it’s great
I bought both for college
I use the m1 iPad Pro already so I want to get a M2 MacBook Air with 256gb storage and 24gb ram. I figured I can always get more storage if I need it later by getting a external portable SSD.
I use the apple pencil all the time. Note taking, scribble and sketching are of prime importance to me. That's why I got the iPad, and it's a Bullseye.
Next time is better to compare the thickness side by side not one on top of another.
I use an 2020 iPad Pro 11 with Magic Keyboard and I love it! Laptop replacement.
I've done pretty will with the iPad for school and I'm computer science but I have a Mac studio at home so. Sometimes I think I should have gotten a Mac book
Great video! I have this dilemma as well. Im currently using an MSI gaming laptop which i bought quite recently to upgrade from my 6 year old acer laptop. For a while, I was happy with my choice since I've always wanted a powerful gaming laptop as a reward to myself after I got my first job, but after nearly 3 months of use, I find myself not utilizing the full capacity of the device. I stop playing games and most of my work revolves around spreadsheets and data. And my current means of entertainment revolves around reading ebooks, comics and manga, as well as, movies and tv series.Also, I am a casual illustrator. I really think that i should sell my gaming laptop, and get myself an ipad air/pro as it fits perfectly with my needs but for some reason, it is hard to justify the price and I still think that my laptop is still a way better device than an ipad.
If there's a way to keep a hold of your laptop too and test the iPad out for a bit that might be an option? You could make use of the return period to see if it's right for you!
@@ByteReview unfortunately, we dont have those return policy where im from so my only option is to buy a new ipad, compare the two and sell one of the devices. Since it will be classified as used device, I'll be selling it for less than SRP. I will be losing money :/
Hello. Did u get the iPad ? And is it good for spread sheets and data ? Or a hassle like using a smartphone?
did u miss the laptop ? (If u sold it already) .
My use case is also spreadsheets and data and Netflix, UA-cam & reading .
Mate, I bought a gaming laptop too as a reward for myself, but then I stopped playing games 😅
The MacBook Air M1 I use now does a fine job of video editing on Resolve.
@@monurajput5608the ipad pro m2 works great for me with spreadsheets data and even when im reading e books
I use the macbook air m1 and ipad air both base models both good
Cant Reformat a drive? Cant use multiple photo libraries, and use it from a drive. Some times thethe website’s don’t function because they glitch with ios… Not saying this is a deal breaker it just something to be aware
Great video Tom!
Thanks, Chris!
You want a tablet to draw, take notes and also use productivity apps. Buy an iPad. You want to use desktop apps, buy a mac. Even when the iPad makes a lot of laptop Job, stills being a tablet
Hi Byte. Could you help me please? As you know because of the Apple discounts for students (back to-school plan), I could buy an iPad Pro + an upgraded M2 MacBook air (with 16 gigs of ram) for quite the same price as 14-inch Macbook pro. I feel like choosing the iPad and MacBook air combo over the just MacBook pro makes more sense. What do you think ? which one should I choose? and even if it needs to upgrade the base model of M2 air or not?
Thanks alot.
Sounds like an incredible deal to get an iPad Pro and an M2 MacBook Air for the same price as a Pro!?
@@ByteReview yeah here are the pricing: ( Canadian dollar):
14- inch MacBook pro: $2300 -$210 (gift) = $2090
M2 MacBook air: $1370 - $210(gift)
+ iPad Pro: $930 - $140(gift)
= $1950
The combo is even cheaper.
Sounds amazing. Isn’t ? :)
Is it too different between two displays cos I am so much caring of it? Officially ,m2 mac air has better one -retina XDR display.
I think I’ll keep my 4th iPad for another 2 yrs- and I could try out a MacBook Air in the meantime :) I find the iPads (even non silicon kind) just last and last (for my use case that is). Still GREAT for note taking etc. :)
Thx this helped alot
I have no issues sharing content on my iPad with my classes.
I’m going to be taking a Pre-Media program at college in September and I notice I work better on a iPad than a traditional laptop aka a MacBook. But some courses require me to have a MacBook due to the creative applications that I will be using in class. But I want to understand what the difference between each air devices that have the M1 and M2. I’m sorry if you don’t understand what I’m saying.
Honest review. 👍👍👍
It may sound stupid but what do u exactly play on the screen in the background??
Lofi playlists on youtube! I used this one for this video - ua-cam.com/video/V7v3z09m07s/v-deo.html
Right now in the US, the ipad air plus Magic Keyboard is more than the M1 MacBook air
"Don't Choose Wrong" easy, need a computer? Buy a Mac. Need a tablet? Buy an Ipad
What’s a computer?
@@Byte_J what’s a woman?
@@whitemailprivilege2830nowadays who knows you have brainwashed guys running around playing dress up!
True but some people use the ipad as a labtop and a tablet and a labtop is just a labtop overpriced and low spec
@@CastorJackson*laptop
I'd say for a student the M1 Macbook air is best from performance/price ratio + utility
I would generally agree
@@ByteReview as a gcse student should I get the m1/m2 ipad pro with the accessories or an m2 mba?
Besides the pricing, what will be more useful for me in your opinion as I don't need pro apps or Adobe?
Thanks
@@josh4625 M1
As long your job don’t need a Macbook just go for a IPad Air+ pencil, the ability to draw and paint on a tablet is a big advantage for IPad over Macbook. And able to choose how you want to use a Ipad is a advantage too.
Great video - subscribed!
Welcome to the channel!
Peep that Nextbit Robin
Hell yeah
I chose the macbook m2 and for me although I would love an ipad, it would always be secondary to my laptop. Plus I think that ipados feels a little too much like ios and Im not sure i would be able to get myself into as productive a mindset as when im using macos.
Pls make a vid about this iPad Home Screen so I can use it
I have one on the channel - ua-cam.com/video/E1GKOX2thK4/v-deo.html
@@ByteReview thx
Sadly I don’t have a Mac but I love iPadOS for now maybe when I get a Mac I will choose the Mac
Don’t forget, that the 64gb M1 iPad Air will not support stage manager or the „problems“ with the 128gb ssd…so after all, whatever you do, you should upgrade the storage and not stick to the base models
it will work on all M1 iPads, this was a false information
My requirements are Web browsing, Ms office and a bit of media consumption. Iam confused between ipad Air, ipad pro 12.9 inch and macbook m1. Can anyone suggest me, which one to go for. Please help.
If you're going to be doing a lot of typing go for the MacBook Air
Hello ! what M2 model did you bought ?
Base
i bought the ipad air because its touchscreen and i find it easier with a touchscreen device.
What wallpaper is that???
Link in description
@@ByteReview TYSM!!!!
whats the wallpaper called is so beatiful
Linked in description - it's one of my own!
For artists, the decision is a no brainer
Don’t buy an iPad unless you have a computer
Apple needs to add cellular data to the MacBooks otherwise people will keep converting to the iPad.
I've always thought it would be nice to have 5g on a MacBook
Ipad team.
I’m in at 4 min
I am a big fan
👌🏾
Hello, I'm stuck between ipad air 5 / ipad 10th generation (logitech keyboard + apple pencil 1) or macbook air m1, both of them equal 25k. The results have not been announced yet, but the departments I want are law or psychology. I have assembled a solid pc at home, I don't have a laptop or ipad other than that, and I can't take a pc and work with it. Which one do you think I should buy, everyone says ipad is more comfortable, they say there is no cost of copying in terms of presentation and working (as far as I have read from videos and forums) and this photocopying thing confuses me about macbook. Also, I am too involved with computers since I was 5 years old and I can write too fast, but I have no idea if I have difficulty in handwriting with mechanical writing. In fact, both are absolutely necessary, but we do not have that much, although we do not have them, but I will try to take them into account because it is important. Anyway, it's been too long, I'd be glad if you reply. 🫡 (In my country which is Turkey, both ain't cheap)
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