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It's getting a bit ridiculous how powerful the iPad is getting. Not necessarily in a bad way, I'm just confused about the use case. For anyone with personal re

• walterbell 6y ago
  Battery life and instant-on. Many speakers/microphones for conferencing. Same apps as iPhone. Just Works. LumaFusion, Flipboard.
• samatman 6y ago
  It won't replace my laptop, but a touchscreen PDF reader with an excellent stylus and build-in cellular modem is a compelling piece of kit already. Add in a keyboard and touchpad that's good enough that I can fluently type on it, and I can imagine a lot of scenarios where I'd want to bring just it. Unfortunately most of them involve being able to leave my house and go somewhere else :/ I do need more control over the keyboard layout (see my other comment if curious), but will probably get this when that becomes possible.
• paulcole 6y ago
  I use a computer at work. I don’t use one at home. I’ve been using an Air 2 since it launched in 2014. Added an Anker keyboard a few years ago and really like typing on it instead of the on-screen keyboard. Made doing crosswords and other stuff a lot easier. Decided it was time to upgrade and figured I’d get the “best” and try to get another 6 years out of it.
• jshaqaw 6y ago
  Reading and document markup is much more pleasant for me as a tablet than sitting rigidly at a laptop.