Apple Ipad Pro 10.5 Vs Macbook Air

Works as expected. Quite awsome actually. Functions well with my new ipad pro 10.5.

Purchased as Christmas gift for my sister. She already has a macbook pro but the iPad Air is even more portable and perfect for her to take quick notes and for sketches. Reading the news and magazines is also more enjoyable on this device than on macbooks or iphones.

As a big fan of Think Tank and MindShift Gear Bags I decided to have a chance with this backpack. My needs where pretty much defined, I need a bag for travel that meet airline carry on regulations which can hold inside my 15 MacBook Pro, my iPad Air 2, a Nikon Pro Body like the D810 and the Nikon holly trinity lenses as well as many accesories. After reviewing many options I decided to purchase this bag because in insainly confortable, top quality materials, and something unique a practical in how you can exchange your lenses. I am planning a trip to Europe later in the year and this will be my go to bag for walking around. Probably Ill travel with a Nikon D810 + Nikkor 24-120 f/4 + 14-24mm f/2.8 and a DJI Osmo for video purposes. Plus my 15 MacBook and my iPad Air and a small carbon fiber tripod. Hope this can help you, this is a no brainer top quality bag!

There are times when I need more than my iPad Pro to get things done whilst traveling, and this MacBook Air provides me with the perfect solution. Power, portability, and all the features of my desktop in a small, lightweight form factor...that’s what makes it the perfect travel laptop.

After six years of MacBook Pro's, I decided I no longer needed the firepower of those very fine machines and opted for the Air in part because I could not find anyone who could tell me anything bad or even slightly wimpy re the 2020 Air. The other part that prompted the switch was that demand for the Air appeared to persuade Apple to stick with something they pioneered but seemed to have fallen out of love with. If so many people continued to buy Air's even when not a lot of innovation was being invested in them, then who am I to ignore what the market was saying about the device. And the machine is light, fast, and has enough juice to keep an old guy like me chugging away in my eighth decade. (Yep, I am heading toward 71 in a few months.) The point here is that Apple continues to make very good devices that outlast the competition and meet lots of peoples' needs for computing, communication and creativity, even for old farts such as I who started a thousand years ago with PCs and see the Air as my buddy for quite a few years to come.

The fourth-generation iPad Air gives you the power of an iPad Pro for less money, making it the best Apple tablet thus far.

If you own recent iPad Pro or newest Air, the Apple Pencil is a great accessory. I use it mainly for photo/video editing.

This thing is a beast. I would not expect anything less from Apple. My favorite feature is Sidecar with my Macbook Pro. If you're wondering if you should go with a iPad Pro or a standard iPad to save a few bucks. Just bite the bullet and go pro.

Coming from a 2017 10.5 iPad Pro, this is quite an upgrade. Loving the HDR screen.

Recommended for the use of Macbook Air and Pro