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I've owned a Mini 4 and an Air 2 and then sold both for a Macbook. From my perspective your choice really depends on how you plan on using the tablet.I don't really follow Apple products, but I have somewhat reluctantly reached the conclusion that there isn't really any competition for the iPads at this point (I had high hopes for the Pixel C, but then the WiFi bug appeared and it all came crashing down).
So I was wondering: is there any reason why I should think twice about buying an iPad Mini 4 at this point in time? Presumably a Mini 5 will be released around September. On one hand, that's a long time away. On the other hand, I'd hate to buy a 4 and have them suddenly release a substantially upgraded mini like a 4GB Mini 5 or something.
I'm looking at the iPad mini because I want a small*, fast tablet with a dense, LCD (I love OLED, but tablet usage patterns will just be inviting burn-in) display and excellent build.
*I am a little conflicted on whether to get a Mini 4 or Pro 9.7, (in my usage, the times when I'll be wanting the larger screen vs the smaller screen will be split pretty much 50/50), but the extra pixel density of the Mini gives it the edge (I just went from a 400PPI phone to a 300PPI one, and I'm missing the higher density display even there, so I'm definitely not that keen on the idea of a sub-300PPI tablet display).
Get the Pro 9.7, it will last you a good couple years prior to becoming outdated in any way, shape, or form, whereas the mini will become outdated sooner. Much.
The pro is a prosumer product, the mini is a consumer product. Ultimately Apple will continue adding features, making accessories, ect longer than the mini. Plus, the Pro is a brand new design so it's likely to keep it longer.
You sure about that. Would hate to have a larger heavier tablet than 8. Though for multi window would be goodIf you're in doubt size-wise, go for the iPad Pro. It's easier to live with a device that's a bit too big or low-DPI than to wish the interface elements were larger, or that you had a little more performance.
The pro is a prosumer product, the mini is a consumer product. Ultimately Apple will continue adding features, making accessories, ect longer than the mini. Plus, the Pro is a brand new design so it's likely to keep it longer.
There's the multiwindow ability on the pro, different note app, more optimized large screen apps, ect..
Pretty sure it's iPad Air 2, and not the same.Multiwindow is supported on non-pros? I stand corrected then, sorry.