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I have been considering the iPad Pro for reading journal articles and math/computer science textbooks. I've owned the original iPad and now own an iPad Mini, b
by drakenot 11y ago
I have been considering the iPad Pro for reading journal articles and math/computer science textbooks.
I've owned the original iPad and now own an iPad Mini, but for the 2 above tasks I find it annoying to have to constantly pan/zoom on fixed size content.
Has anyone used the iPad Pro for these tasks? How did it work for you?
- macintux 11y agoI tried it in the store for exactly this purpose, using a computer science paper in PDF form. It's just as great as you'd imagine.
- amazon_not 11y agoThis is exactly what I use my Pro for. It's perfect for reading full size articles without zooming.
- mercer 11y agoI think the one concern might be weight/size. I barely used my older-model, larger iPad, and once I got the iPad mini I used it all the time, just because it was comfortable enough for me to use. It's probably a good idea to go to an Apple Store and try out how it feels, or perhaps even buy one and return it if it's not working out (the return policy depends on your country, I guess). People are very different in what they find comfortable, so anecdotal evidence on this issue probably doesn't cut it.