can i trade in my macbook air towards a new ipad

You’re a student atm and I’m sure you’ll be doing something in the future that is optimized for a laptop rather than an iPad. In conclusion, it’s definitely not as fun nor as easy to do word processing on an iPad as it is on a full-fledged computer. Not a deal-breaker, but something to keep in mind when you have, imo, one of the best laptops available at your disposal. However, the browser is still kind of unstable and I have bugs and glitches everyday, if not, every time I use drive. If you’re more of a docs person, Drive, with the employment of iPadOS, is pretty good (8/10) and I use it every day for school and other things. It’s not as good as word on macOS and not even close to word on Windows, but that’s to be expected. I can’t speak on behalf of Pages, but Word is decent (6.5/10) on the iPad. Word processing is fine, but there are some limitations.

Note-taking, reading, and streaming are all amazing on the iPad! The iPad’s enjoyability sort of goes down when you start doing more intensive tasks :(.

The iPad is really fun to use! For this reason, I used my iPad exclusively as my main device so I feel that I can speak to its usefulness. I carry the iPad Pro with the smart keyboard with a sleeve inside of the padded pocket in my bag and still have a constant fear of bendgate. Although, if you’re trying to get a less fragile device than your MBP, I would look elsewhere because the iPad is definitely NOT sturdier than your MBP. Not having to carry all my textbooks is also a big bonus! However, the 11 inch is often too small for me and I wish I bought the 12.9 inch (I‘m assuming you’re going for the 11 inch because your trading price is 750?). True, the iPad is smaller, lighter, and is pretty great for taking notes when compared to the MBP. You might want to reconsider keeping your laptop! I‘ve had the 11 inch for about two months now and feel that I can address some of your concerns as I also bought the iPad in hopes of having a better and more portable computer.

Can i trade in my macbook air towards a new ipad