I think my iPad mini with GoodNotes is my perfect solution. Specifically, because you have a feature where you can have a portion of the screen zoomed in for writing, and it will offer you a box to automatically advance across the page and then onto new lines so you don't have to constantly be manually scrolling the page. THIS one was BIG for me. I now do almost all of my handwriting notes and markup on my iPad mini, and because of the zooming feature, I don't wish for a larger iPad at all.
thank you!! i’m considering buying a mini and i use an app for note taking in class as well; this was one of my main concerns so your review really helps me. it probably takes some time to get used to the zoom-in window feature, but i don’t mind that as long as it actually solves the problem and it doesn’t make me buy a larger ipad!
For those just seeing this video like me, the review is a good one. None of these tools is perfect for every situation. Unless you can afford to have a lot of tools in the bag, you will have to decide what you think your needs are. For example, if the device is going to sit on a desk and you are going to use it to take long notes, such as in a classroom or meetings, then the larger iPads are probably best to start with. If your note taking involves quicker notes, especially while on the move, then the Mini will be of interest. Do choose a device that allows for using the Pencil 2d generation. It is far and away better than the earlier one.
I was in the same boat when I recently thought about getting an iPad for homework/note taking. I'm already near the end of my brand new notebook I got in November. Sometimes Physics homework takes 7-8 pages so an iPad was more ideal in the long run. I went with the 2020 iPad pro 11" and I haven't looked back. A lot of space to write notes while being comfy. Also really nice because it allows me to take pictures of diagrams and put them directly into my homework/notes.
@@masonreno8957 I haven’t seen the mini in person, but I’m sure you could get used to writing on it. It would also be nice imo to have a smaller size since you could take it more places
You logic is flawed when comparing it the mini to the pro. The topic stops a portability, that it. the pro is heavy and cumbersome when your moving around and taking notes on the move and standing up. You noticed whenever you were using the pro it was placed on a flat surface when writing your notes. The mini’s quick access to taking notes and move around as you do so is where it excels over the pro. Your issues regarding mini are myopic. I’ve seen first hand the benefits of the mini over the pro in real life work flow activities to where the size does matter and the form factor in the compact size in this scenario was a plus. Why would you need a keyboard everywhere you go, when the idea is less is more for working on the fly. You’re not taking into account work situations outside of your own for this comparison.
Very smart comment! Indeed portability is everything that matters when it comes to the mini, obviously so, otherwise you would go for a larger more powerful model.
Very true even using a keyboard is not actually as good as macbook but for note taking for 12.9 is so annoying you need to remove the ipad pro bare in order for you to write and prone for dings and scratches. Mini and 11inch is the way to go
It depends on person to person. As a lawyer I find the small screen to be an issue. I need to make a lot of notes daily and the 11 inch iPad Pro is what I love using. 12.9 is just too big. Other than note taking, any plus or pro max iphone would be better for viewing content rather than getting the ipad mini. I guess it all depends on your profession and how much or quantity of notes you need to take.
Finally What I want to hear… Ipad mini being the second device, I dont like doing everything on one device it’s too compact for me that I lose that sense of traditional studying… That’s why I always use my Macbook with my notebook, now I’m gonna buy Ipad mini 🚶🏻
I've been looking at several reviews, I've decided to get the iPad mini. It's made as a supplemental device that replaces a real note pad. It's made for writing, and productivity not multitasking. The ideal is to have your laptop playing vidoes and you trying on this. It can also be a task manager device, syncing your calendar, looking at your notes, etc. My tech stack, 14 m1 pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and soon to acquire ipad mini.
I personally love the size. Any detailed notes is fine and normally for my user case if I need to watch a video I use one of my bigger screens. In a pinch though I can do the video with the pop up notes. In no way should this be compared to the iPad Pro. I own a tab s 7 plus and never asked myself if I should sell the bigger or return the smaller. Instead they each have their own useful scenarios……yes for note taking as well.
Honestly, for a student, only living off an iPad with a keyboard is not realistic. Usually both a laptop and an iPad are in the backpack. In that case, typing notes on iPad is not that of a strong demand. Usually students use iPad in class to write the notes down.
I was on a phone call with an oncologist yesterday (as some of you may know, when you have cancer and your oncologist tells you a lot of important information it is hard to remember and understand everything) and I needed a pen and paper. Both my iPad Pro and iPad Mini (brand new just got it) were within reach. There is no surprise which one I grabbed to take down the notes! I absolutely love my new iPad Mini 6!
@@bxfbbxcbxc5328 aww thank you! Yeah I am going alright! It’s been a really rough time but so grateful to still be here. I have scans in 12 days to see if I am in remission or if I need more surgery and/or treatment. 😁❤️ Thank you for asking, kind stranger. How are you?
Looks like you’ve been prepping for technical interviews. iPad mini is actually great for understanding concepts and taking details note. Thank you for this review.
I think for typing a folding bluetooth keyboard is the way to go. Carrying one about 6 inches long with a depth of less than half an inch (folded) wouldn't compromise portability.
Thanks for the review! You’ve directly pointed out my concerns. I mean, iPad mini is perfectly portable and note-taking particularly for the meetings. Conversely, if you’re reading, proof-reading, or emailing together with taking analytical notes (which I mainly do for my job), it won’t be comfortable for writing and reading in multitasking mode.The jelly scrolling also makes me hesitate.
Jelly scroll is a non issue, I don’t see it and honestly unless you spend most of your time scrolling the page up and down fast all the time you won’t see it either. But yes iPad Mini is not for complicated note taking, though I haven’t found any problems with it taking notes with it for work
@AUTUMNVIBES actually it’s not similar at all. It’s a real tablet, sth so light and portable with a big enough screen to play games, take notes with the Apple Pencil, watch movies while in bed and so on. Even iphone 13 pro max screen is too small for stuff like that (or can’t do it at all, like using the pencil). If you have a big laptop or iPad for work, most of us still need the Mini for leisurely stuff.
well said. I like the mention of the second device. With it being super small and light, it would be a perfect note taking device to pair alongside say an MacBook pro. Type up and search what you need on the laptop, and handwrite notes on the mini. No need to carry around a keyboard either
People keep saying the keyboard would be too small. My Wife and I had keyboard cases for our 1st gen ipad mini’s and they were great! The size was fine once we got used to them.
IPad mini is targeted only for specific users - pilots, field users , content consumption . Not at all recommended for serious students. If portability is so important for you, better to go for 11 inch, which can attached keyboard also.
@@ASD-ss2lq Thanks for your comment. To my knowledge, most of the students prefer here Ipad air 11 inch. The people mostly who purchase ipad mini is mostly for kids for playing games. My friends have purcahsed it for content consumption. One more thing, one of my friend is a field user, got ipad mini, he has trouble with the brightness when working outside. Hope the brightness could have increased to more nits for field users. People using it for drone also has difficulty to see the screen on bright sunny day. So, user experience is not that great for field users.
I don't agree I have mini and as a history student I'm using it and it works perfectly the screen is small yes but it's not that small that it can become a hindrance. So it all depends on your preference for me it works really well
Appreciate you creating and sharing this content! This was a very helpful review. I already have a MacBook Air so I'd primarily use the Mini for note taking and the occasional casual graphic design so I'm glad you talked about that a little bit as well as the cons.
I think if I were taking notes for school/college, I would go for a bigger ipad. But for me just jotting down notes and to-dos at work the mini seems like the better and more manageable size.
I'm eyeing this for note taking for school. Definitely better than carrying notebooks and textbooks around. I have my MacBook for typing out notes and then I can read them since google docs is where I type them
I have the ipad mini and i love the form factor, but for note taking, I guess Samsung tab S7 is better due to it's S pen which has a fine tip, which let you write smaller and more accurately.
I have the Mini 6 and the Galaxy S7. The Samsung is far better for note taking and most productivity tasks. And it comes with the S pen. Mini is great hardware,but I find the UI poorly thought out with fonts too small and lots of wasted space only the Home Screen.
S-pen is one of the main reasons I ended up switching from iPad to Samsung Tab and it was totally worth it. the S-pen is just so much nicer to write with than the Apple pencil. The S-pen is silent when writing, while the Apple pencil is very clicky-clacky. I love the smooth feel of it. And you don't have to charge the S-pen to be able to write with it. Plus the S-pen comes in the box with the tablet, you don't have to shell out an extra $120 for it lol
Thanks for this video I really have been wanting to get an ipad but they where all huge and the mini will be a good option to do my math assignments since im tired of wasting paper!!
I’m a therapist and I wonder if this would work as a handheld device for taking notes during a session. It would need really good handwriting to text conversion.
@@JS-mq6ve I ended up getting an iPad Pro on sale and tried taking notes on it, but it didn’t work for me. Couldn’t streamline text conversion and then into my secure practice software which is only on my Windows laptop. I also pretty much stopped taking notes during sessions anyway.
i use iphone and apple watch, but for notes taking, i still find out that Samsung Note is way better than Apple Notes or even 3rd party note apps. 1) ability to record voice and the same time record handwritting. when i replay the voice recording, it will also play my handwritting. so i can see what been said during what i wrote 2) unlike Apple notes which have anoyingly separated section between drawing, typing and scanned doc. Samsung notes is more like a real paper. there is no limitation except for the paper size of course. atleast it shows page separation so that your note is not cut in the middle on handwritting coz Apple note didnt show page seperation 3) export to PDF also are excactly same as what you see in the note. also Spen tech are just way better, no need battery to handwritting. the battery only useful for bluetooth gesture/command. also that sharp pen nip instead of rounded like apple... i found drawing is much more accurate. lately i played CODM with bluetooth mouse and keyboard on my TAB S7... Demm i feel so cheating hahahaha
I am with you on nothing touching the Note series for the reasons you listed along with Dex option for when you need a pocket computer. I am starting to turn though with that surface duo because of my ability to take notes in onenote while having an ebook or whatever else open. My mini gets here tommorrow but it is doubtful I will use it much as I have been glued to the Duo. My tab s7+ has issues with charging while in use now days which is why I do not use it as much and now that I got the smaller devices I think I will end up trading it in for the next Note series phone that comes out as while amazing I no longer need such a huge tablet.
Hey man, great video! I currently have an 3rd gen IPad Pro 11in and Apple Pencil 2.0, like you said I was planning on switching to MacBook Air and iPad mini. Should I just get the MacBook Air and keep the Pro for note taking?, or trade it in for a basically free mini. Either way wouldn’t be to much of a cost as ill get it for Christmas. What’s your opinion? I would love to know. 👍🏻
@AUTUMNVIBES wow thank you so much!!! I don't have either an iPad or a MacBook at the moment only a Chromebook. I was thinking of getting a MacBook air to do most of my work and then an iPad mini for stuff like reading books, media, and writing notes as it's so portable I can use it literally anywhere. I am starting a computer science degree soon so I need the laptop anyway for coding. Do you think a Windows laptop would be a better idea and/or a different size iPad?
I would have watched this video before my purchase , multitasking and notes taking is pain in the ass on this device , I should have bought air instead. *regrets* . Is their any kind of option where apple may exchange the device in Indian market .
The variety of uses that others have for the Mini demonstrates how versatile it can be. A Master of Non - but Good at a lot of stuff. I bought an iPad Mini Cellular 9 years ago. I do not browse with it - I'm an adult -so I use my 14" laptop to browse and an Apple TV for viewing. After 9 years of ownership, I use my Mini almost exclusively when I "TRAVEL" - to do the following - otherwise it sits in a drawer. #1- as a GPS unit in my vehicles - the best GPS ever (70%) #2 - as a Sidecar or mirror screen to view video paired with a M2 MBA (25%) #3 - as an eReader (4%) #4 - the odd miscellaneous task (1%) Since it is on its last leg (but not dead) - I will likely buy the new Mini 7 when it comes out later this year. BTW I would 'NEVER" buy a bigger iPad as the Mini is simply a great portable complimentary device.
Im considering purchasing the ipad mini 6th gen for several reasons. One of which is for note taking for AP Calculus BC Let me know how you felt math felt on the ipad mini 6
I wish I would have gotten the 12.9 pro but I got the smaller one instead. I also have the mini but I don’t like it as much as I thought I would. But I do love it as a textbook. I use my pro for notes and my mini for my textbooks so I don’t have to carry those around
To be fair, note taking doesnt default to 8.5x11 and typing or while watching videos. I often go for my 5x7 paper note pads and even my sticky notes for...you know, taking notes. Lets be more realistic about what kind of notes we are talking about.
So, there’s less room in the mini than other iPads and a keyboard that’s mini sized would be too small so there isn’t one. Thanks for stating the obvious thee chap.
Hi Paul! Ive been binge watching your videos and im really impressed with how you explain things in such a simple manner. Also, may i ask if you are willing to gift your old ipad mini 6 to me?
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I find it interesting how so many people use keyboard cases. I simply type on the iPad’s keyboard and find it works perfectly!
I think my iPad mini with GoodNotes is my perfect solution. Specifically, because you have a feature where you can have a portion of the screen zoomed in for writing, and it will offer you a box to automatically advance across the page and then onto new lines so you don't have to constantly be manually scrolling the page. THIS one was BIG for me. I now do almost all of my handwriting notes and markup on my iPad mini, and because of the zooming feature, I don't wish for a larger iPad at all.
thank you!! i’m considering buying a mini and i use an app for note taking in class as well; this was one of my main concerns so your review really helps me. it probably takes some time to get used to the zoom-in window feature, but i don’t mind that as long as it actually solves the problem and it doesn’t make me buy a larger ipad!
@@mb32117 I have the iPad mini and I mostly use it for reading and doing work in addition to my laptop
For those just seeing this video like me, the review is a good one. None of these tools is perfect for every situation. Unless you can afford to have a lot of tools in the bag, you will have to decide what you think your needs are. For example, if the device is going to sit on a desk and you are going to use it to take long notes, such as in a classroom or meetings, then the larger iPads are probably best to start with. If your note taking involves quicker notes, especially while on the move, then the Mini will be of interest. Do choose a device that allows for using the Pencil 2d generation. It is far and away better than the earlier one.
I was in the same boat when I recently thought about getting an iPad for homework/note taking. I'm already near the end of my brand new notebook I got in November. Sometimes Physics homework takes 7-8 pages so an iPad was more ideal in the long run. I went with the 2020 iPad pro 11" and I haven't looked back. A lot of space to write notes while being comfy. Also really nice because it allows me to take pictures of diagrams and put them directly into my homework/notes.
So would you say the mini would be too small with physics notes. Physics is also why I am looking for an ipad to take notes.
@@masonreno8957 I haven’t seen the mini in person, but I’m sure you could get used to writing on it. It would also be nice imo to have a smaller size since you could take it more places
Been searching videos comparison between iPad Mini, iPad Pro 11” and iPad Pro 12.9”. This is the best so far! Thank you!
You logic is flawed when comparing it the mini to the pro. The topic stops a portability, that it. the pro is heavy and cumbersome when your moving around and taking notes on the move and standing up. You noticed whenever you were using the pro it was placed on a flat surface when writing your notes. The mini’s quick access to taking notes and move around as you do so is where it excels over the pro. Your issues regarding mini are myopic. I’ve seen first hand the benefits of the mini over the pro in real life work flow activities to where the size does matter and the form factor in the compact size in this scenario was a plus. Why would you need a keyboard everywhere you go, when the idea is less is more for working on the fly. You’re not taking into account work situations outside of your own for this comparison.
Very smart comment! Indeed portability is everything that matters when it comes to the mini, obviously so, otherwise you would go for a larger more powerful model.
Very true even using a keyboard is not actually as good as macbook but for note taking for 12.9 is so annoying you need to remove the ipad pro bare in order for you to write and prone for dings and scratches. Mini and 11inch is the way to go
Agreed! One thing will never cover everything and it’s not meant to be. I opt for mini simply for its portability!
It depends on person to person. As a lawyer I find the small screen to be an issue. I need to make a lot of notes daily and the 11 inch iPad Pro is what I love using. 12.9 is just too big. Other than note taking, any plus or pro max iphone would be better for viewing content rather than getting the ipad mini. I guess it all depends on your profession and how much or quantity of notes you need to take.
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Finally What I want to hear… Ipad mini being the second device, I dont like doing everything on one device it’s too compact for me that I lose that sense of traditional studying… That’s why I always use my Macbook with my notebook, now I’m gonna buy Ipad mini 🚶🏻
@@shailubandari 😒
SAME
True, I downgrade from Ipad pro 12.9 to mini now since I have to take notes on the go, and I need it to fit in my pocket.
@@HnyPham It fits in your pocket?
@@anthonylombardo2687 yeah its gotta be lol.
I've been looking at several reviews, I've decided to get the iPad mini.
It's made as a supplemental device that replaces a real note pad. It's made for writing, and productivity not multitasking. The ideal is to have your laptop playing vidoes and you trying on this. It can also be a task manager device, syncing your calendar, looking at your notes, etc.
My tech stack, 14 m1 pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and soon to acquire ipad mini.
@@camilagrandiosa yeah..i like you..i mean the mini
Did you get one? Still feel this way/has it been good for writing?
@@JS-mq6ve nope, lost my job then didn't bother. I still want an iPad, I may wait for the refresh since the mini is now dated.
I know it goes against the Apple way, but the Microsoft Universal Finding Keyboard is fantastic and small enough to carry around easily.
I personally love the size. Any detailed notes is fine and normally for my user case if I need to watch a video I use one of my bigger screens. In a pinch though I can do the video with the pop up notes.
In no way should this be compared to the iPad Pro. I own a tab s 7 plus and never asked myself if I should sell the bigger or return the smaller. Instead they each have their own useful scenarios……yes for note taking as well.
Honestly, for a student, only living off an iPad with a keyboard is not realistic. Usually both a laptop and an iPad are in the backpack. In that case, typing notes on iPad is not that of a strong demand. Usually students use iPad in class to write the notes down.
I was on a phone call with an oncologist yesterday (as some of you may know, when you have cancer and your oncologist tells you a lot of important information it is hard to remember and understand everything) and I needed a pen and paper. Both my iPad Pro and iPad Mini (brand new just got it) were within reach. There is no surprise which one I grabbed to take down the notes! I absolutely love my new iPad Mini 6!
How are you doing? I hope your treatments are going well ❤️
@@bxfbbxcbxc5328 aww thank you! Yeah I am going alright! It’s been a really rough time but so grateful to still be here. I have scans in 12 days to see if I am in remission or if I need more surgery and/or treatment. 😁❤️ Thank you for asking, kind stranger. How are you?
How are you now
@@muneer6000ma I am okay! Still have cancer but I am doing okay thank you!
@@iSheree being better soon bro
I agree. Ipad mini’s small size is it’s pro and it’s con. Very compact to read/do things, but sometimes I feel it’s too small to write on or type.
Looks like you’ve been prepping for technical interviews. iPad mini is actually great for understanding concepts and taking details note. Thank you for this review.
I think for typing a folding bluetooth keyboard is the way to go. Carrying one about 6 inches long with a depth of less than half an inch (folded) wouldn't compromise portability.
Thanks for the review! You’ve directly pointed out my concerns. I mean, iPad mini is perfectly portable and note-taking particularly for the meetings. Conversely, if you’re reading, proof-reading, or emailing together with taking analytical notes (which I mainly do for my job), it won’t be comfortable for writing and reading in multitasking mode.The jelly scrolling also makes me hesitate.
If you find a good deal while on the train I have seen these used as phones if not nervous about packing some girth in your purse or pants.
Jelly scroll is a non issue, I don’t see it and honestly unless you spend most of your time scrolling the page up and down fast all the time you won’t see it either. But yes iPad Mini is not for complicated note taking, though I haven’t found any problems with it taking notes with it for work
@AUTUMNVIBES actually it’s not similar at all. It’s a real tablet, sth so light and portable with a big enough screen to play games, take notes with the Apple Pencil, watch movies while in bed and so on. Even iphone 13 pro max screen is too small for stuff like that (or can’t do it at all, like using the pencil). If you have a big laptop or iPad for work, most of us still need the Mini for leisurely stuff.
@@orlybabe Maybe not NEED but in the spirit of sloth and glutiny let there be gadgets :)
@@orlybabe yeah, but why is it there for a $499 iPad? It’s a flaw.
well said. I like the mention of the second device. With it being super small and light, it would be a perfect note taking device to pair alongside say an MacBook pro. Type up and search what you need on the laptop, and handwrite notes on the mini. No need to carry around a keyboard either
People keep saying the keyboard would be too small. My Wife and I had keyboard cases for our 1st gen ipad mini’s and they were great! The size was fine once we got used to them.
IPad mini is targeted only for specific users - pilots, field users , content consumption . Not at all recommended for serious students. If portability is so important for you, better to go for 11 inch, which can attached keyboard also.
i love the logic that somehow in your logic, every other purpose is a specific use case but extensive note making isn’t.
Some don't prefer taking notes with keyboard!
We have laptops for that!
I know you are Indian too
iPad mini is best here.
@@ASD-ss2lq Thanks for your comment. To my knowledge, most of the students prefer here Ipad air 11 inch. The people mostly who purchase ipad mini is mostly for kids for playing games. My friends have purcahsed it for content consumption. One more thing, one of my friend is a field user, got ipad mini, he has trouble with the brightness when working outside. Hope the brightness could have increased to more nits for field users. People using it for drone also has difficulty to see the screen on bright sunny day. So, user experience is not that great for field users.
@@ajthongbam Thanks for your comment as well. True.
I don't agree I have mini and as a history student I'm using it and it works perfectly the screen is small yes but it's not that small that it can become a hindrance. So it all depends on your preference for me it works really well
Great video. I hope you review the iPad Mini 7 when it comes out next week.
Great vid love how short it is as you hit the most important points of the device
Keep it up
Appreciate you creating and sharing this content! This was a very helpful review. I already have a MacBook Air so I'd primarily use the Mini for note taking and the occasional casual graphic design so I'm glad you talked about that a little bit as well as the cons.
I think if I were taking notes for school/college, I would go for a bigger ipad. But for me just jotting down notes and to-dos at work the mini seems like the better and more manageable size.
Do you recommend getting an iPad mini just for watching and taking notes, because I have a laptop !
This is the one question I’ve wanted answered since I saw Apple Pencil support one the mini. Great video!!
Thanks for the video! And by the way, your keyboard is wonderful!
insane quality in these videos man keep it up!
Thank you Ian!
@@PaulBradfordTech Is there an app where when I transfer an image from the main album to an album I created to be deleted in the main album
Very useful. That is exactly what I need to know to decide. Thanks a lot.
I have a MacBook already, so I think I’ll buy this iPad mini to take notes :)
hii! i’m in the same situation? did you end up getting it? and if u did? do you recommend?
Give update
@@pessimistkai5569 Hey! I bought the iPad 10th generation, I now think it’s way better than the mini because it’s easier to take notes
@@stephanie_love01 but the compact size of mini!
@@stephanie_love01 but the compact size of mini!
Why is the mini more expensive than the regular iPad?
Cuz being smaller then ipad doesnt mean mini is worse than ipad ? Ipad mini has better feature and screen than regular
You'd better check official apple website for comparison for example Ipad mini has 128gb 8gb ram, apple intelligence, cam flash etc.
Thanks a lot, after watching a lot of videos you finally helped me make a decision. Good movie, all I wanted to know.
I'm eyeing this for note taking for school. Definitely better than carrying notebooks and textbooks around. I have my MacBook for typing out notes and then I can read them since google docs is where I type them
I have the ipad mini and i love the form factor, but for note taking, I guess Samsung tab S7 is better due to it's S pen which has a fine tip, which let you write smaller and more accurately.
I have the Mini 6 and the Galaxy S7. The Samsung is far better for note taking and most productivity tasks. And it comes with the S pen. Mini is great hardware,but I find the UI poorly thought out with fonts too small and lots of wasted space only the Home Screen.
@@ljacobs357 font size can be adjusted in iOS and ipad os...even zoomed in setting so keyboard keys are bigger
@@itsphillang4950 that's what i thought. Why youtubers are making a big deal of it?
S-pen is one of the main reasons I ended up switching from iPad to Samsung Tab and it was totally worth it. the S-pen is just so much nicer to write with than the Apple pencil. The S-pen is silent when writing, while the Apple pencil is very clicky-clacky. I love the smooth feel of it. And you don't have to charge the S-pen to be able to write with it. Plus the S-pen comes in the box with the tablet, you don't have to shell out an extra $120 for it lol
Thanks for this video I really have been wanting to get an ipad but they where all huge and the mini will be a good option to do my math assignments since im tired of wasting paper!!
I’m a therapist and I wonder if this would work as a handheld device for taking notes during a session. It would need really good handwriting to text conversion.
Yes
same thoughts! the only reason why im thinking of getting one for my sessions. what do you reckon?
You could also go online and shop when you get bored of the session
@princessoftides87 @wongweiweili did you try it?
@@JS-mq6ve I ended up getting an iPad Pro on sale and tried taking notes on it, but it didn’t work for me. Couldn’t streamline text conversion and then into my secure practice software which is only on my Windows laptop. I also pretty much stopped taking notes during sessions anyway.
i had the old iPad mini 2 as a child and I can tell you, gaming on there was a superior experience compared to the (old) iPad Air
Well presented, lad 👍
9 or 10 inch sound like such a sweet spot
This is the most wonderful video about ipad mini
What is that keyboard shown at 1:57 and where can I buy that?
Looks like the dream layout of a chiclet keyboard!
I know Computer Science notes when I see them, nice!
Thanks for the video. I decided to get a paper notebook :)
What app did he use to take the notes??
Paul, I came across your video wherein you reviewed Panasonic Ergofit earphones 😂. You certainly have come a long way since. Great editing! 👍
Most helpful video ever ever ever. Thank you 😭
Great review. What about the home bar, it’s so annoying, it’s displayed on 🙏the bottom of the screen, is there a way to have it disappear?
wha?
Helpful video! What’s the paint color on the wall behind you, between the tree and white bookcase?
i use iphone and apple watch, but for notes taking, i still find out that Samsung Note is way better than Apple Notes or even 3rd party note apps.
1) ability to record voice and the same time record handwritting. when i replay the voice recording, it will also play my handwritting. so i can see what been said during what i wrote
2) unlike Apple notes which have anoyingly separated section between drawing, typing and scanned doc. Samsung notes is more like a real paper. there is no limitation except for the paper size of course. atleast it shows page separation so that your note is not cut in the middle on handwritting coz Apple note didnt show page seperation
3) export to PDF also are excactly same as what you see in the note.
also Spen tech are just way better, no need battery to handwritting. the battery only useful for bluetooth gesture/command. also that sharp pen nip instead of rounded like apple... i found drawing is much more accurate.
lately i played CODM with bluetooth mouse and keyboard on my TAB S7... Demm i feel so cheating hahahaha
I am with you on nothing touching the Note series for the reasons you listed along with Dex option for when you need a pocket computer. I am starting to turn though with that surface duo because of my ability to take notes in onenote while having an ebook or whatever else open. My mini gets here tommorrow but it is doubtful I will use it much as I have been glued to the Duo. My tab s7+ has issues with charging while in use now days which is why I do not use it as much and now that I got the smaller devices I think I will end up trading it in for the next Note series phone that comes out as while amazing I no longer need such a huge tablet.
Thanks for your Honest review
Thank you for this video. What note taking app did you use on this review?
its notes, its there on any apple device.
Hey man, great video! I currently have an 3rd gen IPad Pro 11in and Apple Pencil 2.0, like you said I was planning on switching to MacBook Air and iPad mini. Should I just get the MacBook Air and keep the Pro for note taking?, or trade it in for a basically free mini. Either way wouldn’t be to much of a cost as ill get it for Christmas. What’s your opinion? I would love to know. 👍🏻
Mini is probably ideal if you already plan on getting the MacBook. A laptop basically covers all of the mini’s weaknesses.
Please update us as this is exactly what I am planning to do once I have saved up the money!
@@mrchunks912 makes sense. Pulling the trigger this weekend
@AUTUMNVIBES wow thank you so much!!! I don't have either an iPad or a MacBook at the moment only a Chromebook. I was thinking of getting a MacBook air to do most of my work and then an iPad mini for stuff like reading books, media, and writing notes as it's so portable I can use it literally anywhere. I am starting a computer science degree soon so I need the laptop anyway for coding. Do you think a Windows laptop would be a better idea and/or a different size iPad?
@AUTUMNVIBES thanks for your opinion, taking it into consideration
I would have watched this video before my purchase , multitasking and notes taking is pain in the ass on this device , I should have bought air instead. *regrets* . Is their any kind of option where apple may exchange the device in Indian market .
Which app is shown on the video where you can write your notes by keyboard and by Apple pencil too?
i hope you get better!!
still happy with my ipad 2018 hehe and i still want ipad mini6
Thank you for your opinion and review. So far I'm enjoying it drawing and taking notes.
Hello, what note app were you using?
notability
Useful review, thanks
The variety of uses that others have for the Mini demonstrates how versatile it can be. A Master of Non - but Good at a lot of stuff.
I bought an iPad Mini Cellular 9 years ago. I do not browse with it - I'm an adult -so I use my 14" laptop to browse and an Apple TV for viewing.
After 9 years of ownership, I use my Mini almost exclusively when I "TRAVEL" - to do the following - otherwise it sits in a drawer.
#1- as a GPS unit in my vehicles - the best GPS ever (70%)
#2 - as a Sidecar or mirror screen to view video paired with a M2 MBA (25%)
#3 - as an eReader (4%)
#4 - the odd miscellaneous task (1%)
Since it is on its last leg (but not dead) - I will likely buy the new Mini 7 when it comes out later this year. BTW I would 'NEVER" buy a bigger iPad as the Mini is simply a great portable complimentary device.
Great video, Paul!
Watching on my air 4 ✨
I bought ipad mini as a companion of my ipad 12.9.
The pencil comes with the ipad mini 2021?
Apple does not do business that way. 😉
I love your keyboards. But i dont know that name :((
Im considering purchasing the ipad mini 6th gen for several reasons. One of which is for note taking for AP Calculus BC
Let me know how you felt math felt on the ipad mini 6
What is the app you’re using ??
notability
Hey long time I haven’t tuned in
what note app you're using?
idkbu but i dont use ipad to take pics when my professor is in front writing. i use my iPhone
I wish I would have gotten the 12.9 pro but I got the smaller one instead. I also have the mini but I don’t like it as much as I thought I would.
But I do love it as a textbook. I use my pro for notes and my mini for my textbooks so I don’t have to carry those around
Which note taking app you are using in this video?
Is it pocketable?
Good video can you put video about iPad Air 4 ?
bro idk what noteaking is but I ain't doin it
Im working in office. Fed up with carry diary or new log book. I just carry tablets. It's easier.
To be fair, note taking doesnt default to 8.5x11 and typing or while watching videos. I often go for my 5x7 paper note pads and even my sticky notes for...you know, taking notes. Lets be more realistic about what kind of notes we are talking about.
Yup. Leave the typing thingy to the Mac.
Rest your iPad around your hand and grab the right side of the iPad with your finger. Then, portability won't be any issue.
What app are you using to take notes in this video?
Notability
@@PaulBradfordTech thanks!
ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT ❗️
I would sacrifice this instead the usb c.
Get a samsung s7 plus or huawei pro tab
thanks bro
Short and simple
My dream ipad, i hope someone give me this.
1:42 I'm getting flashbacks from Calc 2...
Math college professor here. 😉
Why no videos
well done :)
dude messed up the most important word in the intro
I have watched this intro probably more than 20 times and have never noticed that before 😂
@@PaulBradfordTech haha i just noticed that it looked off then went back to see what it was😂
Notes on mini6: waste of time
Games on any ipad: time well spent
College math professor here.
👎
is it worth it for 7th grade?
So, there’s less room in the mini than other iPads and a keyboard that’s mini sized would be too small so there isn’t one. Thanks for stating the obvious thee chap.
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Hi Paul! Ive been binge watching your videos and im really impressed with how you explain things in such a simple manner.
Also, may i ask if you are willing to gift your old ipad mini 6 to me?
Some of the reviews for this don't make sense. This th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA works as well as any power strip I've used. Plug in what you need, be sensible about it & keep it movin' The construction is plastic but it's a sturdy piece. It has a single toggle switch & the swivel jacks are useful as well. Plugged in next to Tripp Lite Isobar takes some of these reviews with a pinch of sumthin' - does what it says & functions properly.Had for about a month. Perfect no complaints will update if anything changes.
$499 is too much for a mini ipad in my opinion ... it's a rip off
based calculus homework 👍👍
No
One of those thousands “incredibly useful” pictures of drawing on ipad. Never seen such before
ipad mini 6 giveaway please