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Is that really the biggest difference? Sure, a stylus might be important, but they could just make all models work with the stylus.
by jfoster 10y ago
Is that really the biggest difference? Sure, a stylus might be important, but they could just make all models work with the stylus.
- memco 10y agoThere are several differences, which any given person might find more appealing. Pro offers: - Better processing power - Better sound (more speakers) - Better resolution cameras (about +4MP on both) - Thinner (1.4 mm) - Lighter (.04 lbs) - Higher storage capacity - Pencil & Keyboard (the ipad smart KB, bluetooth should work on both) support And possibly the non-pro does not have P3 wide color gamut support? If I was buying one for a family member I would buy the iPad, not the pro unless I specifically knew they needed one of these features—of which, the keyboard and pencil support seem most probable, cameras probably second. Personally, I have the pro with the keyboard and pencil, and I love it for most day to day use. I have not yet tried to code on it, but I am dubious that I will ever be able to rely on it as my primary/only computing device. However, for meetings, classes or speaking engagements I find it highly versatile and fits a niche my laptop never would.