When it comes to finding the best iPad for studying, you’ll need to ask yourself, what am I going to learn, and how much am I going to rely on the iPad? Read on as we list the different features of all the iPad models to make it easier for you to choose the best iPad for studying.
iPad Performance and processor
All current iPad models have a powerful, full-featured processor from the A13 chip in the cheapest iPad (iPad 10.2") to the M1 chip in the iPad Pro.
- If the iPad is to be used for note-taking and managing documents, the iPad 10.2" iPad's A13 chip is more than sufficient and probably the best iPad for studying.
- For heavy iPad use, such as 3D rendering or photo and video editing, we recommend the iPad Air with the A14 chip or the iPad Pro with the M1 chip.
iPad Screen Sizes
There are a variety of screen sizes within the iPad family. All of them are very well-suited to studying and are roughly the size of a notebook.
- The iPad 9th gen has a 10.2" display
- The iPad Air has a10.9" display
- The iPad Pro comes with an 11" or a 12.9" display
The brightness and technology of the screen are also significant, especially if you will be studying with the iPad in bright places.
- The 10.2" iPad has a traditional display that's perfect for indoor and occasional outdoor use.
- The iPad Air and iPad Pro have screens that feature an anti-reflective coating and higher brightness levels.
Also read to know more on Everything you need to know on the new iPad Pro, here.
Battery
There's no doubt about it. The best iPad for studying for the battery is all of them! The iPad is a true king in the battery department. All models have up to 10 hours of uninterrupted run time, capable of lasting all day without a problem and probably most of the week!
Storage
Both the 10.2" iPad and iPad Air start with 64GB of storage, and you can expand up to 256GB. On the other hand, the iPad Pro starts at 128GB and goes up to 1TB. If you rely on the cloud and are fairly organised, 64GB will be more than enough.
Model | Processor | Screen size | Anti-reflective coating | Battery | Minimum storage |
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iPad Pro | M1 Chip | 11'' and 12.9'' | Yes | 10 hours | 128GB |
iPad Air | A14 Chip | 10.9'' | Yes | 10 hours | 64GB |
iPad 10.2'' | A13 Chip | 10.2'' | No | 10 hours | 64GB |
Using Apple Pencil on the iPad
As you can see, all iPad models are robust and feature good screens, great battery life, and much more. The difference between them can be found in their accessories.
iPad 10.2" Apple Pencil and Keyboard
The 10.2" iPad is compatible with the 1st generation Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard, Apple's 1st generation keyboard for the iPad. These are fantastic and will help you get all your jobs done.
iPad Air and iPad Pro Keyboard and Apple Pencil
Both the iPad Air and iPad Pro use the 2nd generation Apple Pencil and 2nd generation Smart Keyboard Folio. The new Apple Pencil is more convenient, magnetically attaches to the iPad and doesn't need to be charged.
The Smart Keyboard Folio covers both the front and back of the iPad, so you won't need a separate iPad case. These accessories make the iPad Air the best iPad for studying.
Also read to know more on iPads compatibility with the Apple pencil, here.
Model | Keyboardr | Apple Pencil | Keyboard + Trackpad |
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iPad Pro | 2nd gen Smart Keyboard Folio | 2nd gen | Apple Magic Keyboard + Third-party brands |
iPad Air | 2nd gen Smart Keyboard Folio | 2nd gen | Apple Magic Keyboard + Third-party brands |
iPad 10.2" | 1st gen Smart Keyboard | 1st gen | Third-party brands |
Try out the best iPad for studying in your own hands
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