Name: The Ultimate 2019 iPad Comparison
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After years of outdated iPads, there are now fresh models

up and down the Apple store, which of course,

begs the question, should you buy an iPad in 2019?

Apple got a lot right with the first gen iPad.

The overall size and form factor, well definitely evolved,

it had a pretty impressive 10 hours on a charge.

Fast forward nearly 10 years later and surprise, surprise,

still has that exact same 10 hour rating.

Things got a lot thinner with the iPad 2,

where basics we expect such as cameras were added

and it wasn't until the third generation iPad

that we got the much needed retina display

which was far, far better than what you had

Beyond that though, there really wasn't a lot

of evolution on the iPad front, that is until 2012

This shrunk things down to the form factor

that believe it or not, we basically still have today

There were quite a few updates over the next few years

including the introduction of the iPad Air.

But the big news really was the iPad Pro in 2015.

This brought for the first time, a physical keyboard,

a much larger 12.9 inch screen as well as the introduction

of the Apple Pencil for the very first time.

Now the iPad lineup is actually the broadest

You have options all the way from $330 to an eye-wateringly

expensive $1,900 for the maxed out version of the iPad Pro.

First of all, we have the iPad iPad, which is I guess,

the best name for the base model of the iPad.

Now sure, you lose out on some of the high-end features,

but only $330, this really is my go to answer

when most people ask, what's the iPad I should go for?

Next up in the line is the newly refreshed 2019 iPad Mini.

Now for a while, this was still being sold,

Now thankfully, while it hasn't seen the biggest hardware

update, it has seen a major internal upgrade,

which really does bring it back up to that 2019 spec

that you expect when you're paying $400 for an iPad.

It has very similar specs to that iPad Mini.

You can really think of this as an upgrade

from the iPad iPad, sure it's a little bit more expensive,

You're getting support for things such as the smart keyboard

Last, but definitely not least, we have the big guy.

The iPad Pro, now available in not only an 11 inch,

First of all, you get the best displays on any iPad here.

And there are a lot of other major advantages.

You've got the much better Apple Pencil support.

You've got USB-C, you've got great speakers.

but it definitely costs top of the line prices.

It seems like a great time to buy an iPad right?

We've got brand new options pretty much from top to bottom.

why does the iPad still exist and which one should you

Now we did an entire video all about this

when it came out last year, but as of right now,

For most people, this is the iPad that I actually recommend.

Now because I wanted to have a little bit

of a bigger scope to this video, I sat down

with a few people around the office and I asked them

- So far I have not run into any limitations

with using the iPad, you know, the lower end version of it.

but it's just if I had an iPad Pro, it would be,

- I was using that to control the audio for the setup.

It's way easier to name the files, the inputs,

routing, everything like that on the iPad app

versus the touch style on the actual audio recording device.

We also use logic to do a backup recording

so there's a logic app that I can control

So most of the time, I use that iPad for just light

- I've been recently using the beat making

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