NO COMPETITION?! iPad Air 5 vs iPad Mini 6

Should you buy the iPad Mini 6 or the iPad Air 5? Which iPad is a better value? The iPad Mini 6 had some distinct advantages over the iPad Air 4 - but now that an updated and more powerful iPad Air 5 is available - can the Mini still compete?
The first thing most people are going to consider - is the size. The iPad Mini features an 8.3” display while the iPad Air 5 has a significantly bigger 10.9” display. We’ll get to how this impacts watching content, gaming and productivity later on in the video - but clearly the Mini gets the edge when it comes to portability.
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[@TechGearTalk]

⭐ Buy the iPad Air 5: geni.us/R2Ox1j (affiliate) ⭐ Buy the iPad Mini 6: geni.us/Ki2ywa (affiliate) ☕ WAS THIS VIDEO HELPFUL? BUY ME A COFFEE!! www.buymeacoffee.com/techgeartalk What's up everyone?! I hope this comparison of the iPad Mini 6 and the iPad Air 5 was helpful. Did I cover what you wanted to know? What else did you want to see or learn about?

[@LAstandard]

Very! The ONLY thing missing is holding them both in your hands at same time…hard to get the sense of size in hand comparing them at same time. Right now, returning the new air 5 for the mini🤷‍♂️….thx

[@glitterroom8969]

When you say multi tasking, iPad Air 5th Generation doesn’t have the option to listen/watch youtube while writing the notes , isn’t it?

[@christianhotter]

I'm still loving my Mini. I put it in my front pocket to carry it around the house. It helps that I wear sweatpants all day :). I'm not sure if I would trade it for an Air. If I want to watch a show on a bigger screen, I move to my TV.

[@nextro404]

damn u really using that ipad mini like a phone 💀

[@rufussmithjr2821]

Damn you dissing the iPad Air like it’s some cheap piece of trash

[@beau-urns]

i have both in my house, the air is just too big. I have a laptop and TV. i simply dont need another no-keyboard laptop

[@CamillaVeronica]

Why would you do that?

[@adelynezuniga7996]

Same fr

[@hlima1hm]

I now have both. I got the iPad mini 6 a year ago and while it's PERFECT as a chill tablet, I decided I don't really like it as a work tablet so I just got the iPad Air 5 and so far,I love it for my work needs. But I adore the mini so much as a chill tablet that I'm still keeping it and not retuning it.

[@HauntedSoulz]

I just watched 5-6 review videos on these two products, and this is definitely the best one out of all of them. Amazing work!

[@TechGearTalk]

So glad it was helpful! Thank you for being part of the channel!

[@lovelyallie1670]

What unit do you consider?

[@preciscoprecisco4275]

Mini is the best. To hold for long time and carry around. iPad is meant for that. For the rest is laptop. So any larger display in iPads doesn’t have sense. iPad mean portability nothing else

[@kp007__]

The m1 in the mini would have been the icing on the cake, but I still love using it

[@Keeping-It-Real-55]

m1 and at least 90hz.

[@krizjamz9823]

And 512gb

[@Taticalnoob21]

I upgraded from an iPad mini 2nd generation to the new iPad Air 5. I thought I would miss the small size of the Mimi but I don’t. I needed an upgrade for school because the iPad mini was struggling. I love the Air 5 so far battery life has been great and the addition of the M1 chip its super fast.

[@sitifaizahamalia1524]

does the battery up to 7 hours of use??

[@Taticalnoob21]

@@sitifaizahamalia1524 yes unless you are watching/playing games with at high fps or high resolution. I use it for school and personal use and the battery lasts me all day.

[@portman8909]

@@sitifaizahamalia1524 It lasts longer if you don't max brightness all the time.

[@Photo0021]

For $100 more it's probably worth it to a lot of people. But then there's the personal preference with the size, which is why I went with the Mini 6. For what I use my iPad for, the larger size would be harder to maintain. 8 inches is still larger than any phone too, so the smaller size isn't a handicapp in most cases.

[@mads_ittmann1823]

personally i think that apple will "skip" the m1 on the iPad mini and jump straight to a m2 chip.

[@TechGearTalk]

Good analysis.

[@joseqmedina101]

The screen problems while reading text in portrait mode tho. That´s a huge dealbreaker for the ipad mini

[@iankirk5875]

@@joseqmedina101 I’m not familiar with this. What is the problem please?

[@damnfreakingsien]

It really depends on personal use case. For me I rely on my macbook for work. I’ve used my parents iPad Pro for work before and I’ve never found any useful use case for it besides gaming. Hence I’m prefer the iPad mini as a portable entertainment device.

[@natalierivers4571]

I was convinced I wanted a mini, but in store the air just seemed so much better for drawling etc writing notes.

[@AtefinhoKamoonaZOZ]

So do you recommend the air or mini for note taking?

[@Taticalnoob21]

@@AtefinhoKamoonaZOZ I just got the air 5 last week and have been using it for note taking. If you are taking little notes and have a small desk but if you need more writing space such as a full page go with the air. The air is better for multitasking and is better when using split screen

[@rydeeridv]

@@AtefinhoKamoonaZOZfor me I prefer the Air 5, the bigger screen make it easier for you to write notes and you could split screen too! And plus I have a big handwriting so😂

[@manishbhatia1312]

How often would you really take an iPad mini with you to a restaurant even if you have a decent size phone with you? And if you’re at a place like a café that has a proper table, you would want a slightly larger canvas to work from. I used to like that a lot, but it started to be left in favor off a phone for pick up and go use. The larger iPad Air screen is much more conducive to real work and a semi laptop replacement on the go.

[@0biman]

I got so used to the portability of the mini 6, I don’t see myself going back to a bigger iPad. The only thing I miss compared to my iPad Pro is the ProMotion. Hope the mini 7 will get it, buying it will be a no brainer for me once it comes out 🙂

[@Jwatchdizzledrip3003]

I hope they put the M1 chip in the Mini 7 as well. I means is only logical as the Pro and Air have them

[@mibaja2364]

They could make the mini 90 HZ tho if they want the pro motion for the pro lineup. With the 90 Hz it would be a semi-pro motion, or se-mini pro…

[@mibaja2364]

Lol i realized its not the best name after i read it out loud

[@wellhowthehellareya]

IPad mini pro lol

[@UbbeWankenubbe]

Yep, I'm waiting for Mini 7, the 11 PRO is too large for me, I just want to watch some movies while in bed or plane, so it has to be portable. If I want to watch move not in bed or plane I would use my 65 inch TV.

[@IamClk222]

IPad mini 6 and MacBook Air M1 is the the best combination to own in my opinion.

[@lavdoria510]

do you take notes on your ipad? i have the macbook m1 and as much as i want an ipad with m1 too it’s probably unnecessary, the size of the ipad mini is the only thing that concerns me tho

[@IamClk222]

Yes, I use my iPad mini as my personal notebook mainly. The size is perfect for carrying around as well. I had the iPad Air 5 and traded it in because I felt it was too big to carry along with my MacBook.

[@mochiprincess01]

i actually already have an MacBook Air 2020 but im still thinking of getting either the mini or air and im stuck ! i wanted it for gaming and reading

[@fredro833]

@@mochiprincess01 mini for me. I use to have an m1 11 iPad Pro and a MacBook Air m2. By the time u get the Magic Keyboard and stuff on the iPad it was basically like having a laptop for me personally. Kinda heavy for what a ya let should feel like and it also took time away from using my MacBook which I didn’t like. So I told myself I need to use my laptop like a laptop and tablet like a tablet. So I got the mini and sold the iPad Pro.

[@noname5905]

You always come through with the exact reviews I’m searching for! Thank youuu!

[@tommikoistinen2321]

iPad Mini 6 for me. Air 5 has poor battery, overheating/rattling problems(quite many reported), can't make any use of M1 chip and is cumbersome to use in gaming(except with controller supported games). Mini 6 quite literally is a perfect tablet.

[@VanixX-he7jz]

Perfect big phone

[@kimberleek.heinsohnhenao7998]

I love my mini 6 but have noticed that watching KZbin will drain the battery pretty quickly. Can’t remember if this has been discussed overall but if I was without a power bank, etc, that would suck.

[@zipper978]

Of course the air seems brighter because it is. It’s providing the same brightness but on a larger screen so overall it’s going to give the appearance of being brighter

[@Jimmyfly215]

The lack of promotion I can’t consider either of these. An M1 I cant even take advantage on my pro model. Apple needs to fix this.

[@jglove]

I have an iPad mini 6 and iPad Pro 2021 with Magic keyboard. I love both!

[@BlaqViper]

In some cases, like mine, they both along with the 12.9” Pro can compliment each other. My Mini 6 sits on small table near from front door along with the keys, sunglasses, wallet and Airpods. It is my out of the house, mobile device. Aging eyes prefer the larger screen real estate over the iPhone. My Air 5 stays glued to my hands around the house doing everything from smart home control, text and email, content consuming, browser content, FaceTime, Zoom and Teams calls and every other general use. The 2018 12.9” Pro is also about screen real estate for editing video using LumiFusion, more immersive consuming with its better sounding four speakers. I think a person with far better eye sight may do just fine with just an iPhone and an Air 5.

[@crabbynebula]

or just an iPhone and a MacBook

[@JohnWawryk95]

iPad Pro 12.9 > MacBook

[@lvpful]

I upgraded from iPad 8th Generation to Mini 6 2 days ago, and it's amazing. The size is IT for me.

[@TechGearTalk]

CONGRATS!!! So glad you’re enjoying it. Thank you for being part of the channel!

[@josepharmani5827]

For a very lazy person like me who likes to read, watch movies and youtube while lying down on the couch or bed, ipad mini 6 is just perfecto!! I don't even need my phone (except when out) or the bigger ipad anymore. Feels like mini 6 is made just for me😀

[@atwajesper9434]

I appreciate these comparisons videos but this guy keeps saying that the iPad Air display is better than the iPad Mini because of its higher resolution but even though it has technically a higher resolution, it means nothing because its screen is bigger. As a matter of fact, the iPad mini has better pixel density, significantly better. 326ppi on the iPad mini vs 264ppi on the iPad Air.

[@tronarat]

For a student it's a tool box and you get what you need , I have a 12 inch ipad pro that I do all my assignments on and all my school work and I have a mini for note taking 1almost got the air but went mini so I can just put it in my lap and scribble my notes

[@sparky6757]

I personally went for the Air 5, as I wanted a hybrid device that could do tablet things and laptop things well, and I plan to try out a 6.7 inch phone when I upgrade from my XR in a few months so there’s not really that much advantage to having a tablet that’s only 1.7 inches bigger. However, the Mini DOES have a few genuine use cases, in my eyes. - companion to iPhone Mini - if you like small devices, then the smallest one-handed device and smallest two-handed device would pair well - companion to Macbook - Macbooks are a whole lot less portable than the iPad 11 inch models are, having a tablet that fits in your pocket makes a lot more sense than a big tablet alongside your big laptop that probably spend 90% of their time in the same place - iPhone replacement - if you’re not really invested in the Apple ecosystem, the cellular model with Google Voice installed is an all-in-one device that can do phone things and tablet things both really well, and it fits in your pocket.

[@seratractivo7231]

I have both. I would say that 80% of the population will use their iPad for reading or watching Netflix and KZbin. I would say that most of the time I reach for my mini. As for a reading device, such as replacing your Kindle, mini all the way due to a higher PPI 326, versus 246 on the air. It may not make much of a big difference when general web browsing or watching movies but when it comes to focusing and reading text on a book, it’s a night and day difference. Mini all the way.

[@thebruhguy7406]

I just got a new iPad Air 4 and I am personally in love with it. My first iPad was actually a mini (the generation should be 1 or 2) and obviously I find the air better. Though I might consider buying a mini with a laptop when I enter college

[@XPoPoRocksX]

you cant compare air 4 with a 1st or 2nd gen mini. compare the 6th gen with the air :). the 6th gen mini has a bigger screen but same physical size. and better display.

[@Newsreporter12]

@@XPoPoRocksXI’m sorry but you can’t compare 8.3 with 10.9 inch? Did you mean the 6th generation I pad pro?

[@5trider29]

My dad’s iPad 6 (formerly mine) just conked out, so I passed down my iPad 9 (only 7 mths old) and treat myself to an iPad Air 5. Usually my plan for devices are, I pass down my old devices to my parents

[@movdqa]

I'm considering these two right now and I'm coming from an iPad mini 5. I also have an iPad 2 that I use. I would like USB-C as I'm trying to migrate as much as I can to USB-C. My use cases are reading books (mini), watching videos on the treadmill (mini), watching videos on a spin bike (iPad), trading stocks at the gym (mini). I also carry around a medical kit with me and it has a pocket which holds the mini so that you can't see it. I can put an iPad in there in portrait orientation but it sticks out over the top and makes it a bit awkward for carrying. It's possible that I just stick with the iPad mini 5 though my I suspect that my wife would like it. If I want a larger screen, I just use my M1 Pro MacBook Pro 16 - there are a lot of times where I prefer a real keyboard when I want to use a larger screen too. So, for me, the iPad mini 6 probably makes a lot more sense. I do not like the idea of an iPad used in a laptop mode because the MacBook Pro is just so good. The other thing is that I have an iPhone 13 mini so it is sometimes nicer to grab an iPad mini for a larger screen. But the MacBook Pro when I want a much larger screen. So your other devices might determine your preferences. Someone with an iPhone 13 Pro Max might prefer an iPad because there's less difference in size between their phone and tablet. The iPad mini 6 is selling at $399 on Amazon - a huge discount.

[@cocojuiiize]

I plan to update to a ipad air from my ipad gen 2018. This video helped alot! Thank you! :)

[@thelegendaryfk7922]

I don’t know about some of the points in this video because the iPad minis made selling point is its size so when he says the iPad Air is better in certain things because the screen is bigger it’s just weird it’s like we know the air has a bigger screen so it has more space for more things

[@tinybattyboy]

i would probably go for the air because of the bigger screen. it makes it easier to do stuff when i am having migraine issues and cannot wear my glasses without worsening my pain. i think my mom said on a scale from not impaired to very impaired, my vision is moderate since it can be “solved” with glasses, but i would also be required to wear my glasses to drive kinda nearsightedness. my astigmatism doesn’t make it sny easier while trying to read. it can in fact make it much harder, since i am audhd, my astigmatism while reading can trigger vivid imaginations and napping. i would just get a bigger mini backpack, at least 11” inches (to have wiggle room to actually fit an ipad that, length-wise, is 9.75 inches long. there is a bat backpack and a regular backpack with many pockets on my amazon wishlist that would fit such an ipad.) i would have to give up portability or having a lighter, smaller frame, which can minimize space, for the sake of a bigger, more accessible ipad.

[@JCADX]

I personally had this same dilemma some days ago (509€ Mini 6 vs 619€ Air 5, both slightly discounted) and finally decided for the Air due to futureproofing, which is really important for me when buying technology. The M1 + 8 gb of Ram can allow this tablet to have a considerable longevity, and also have the versatility of being able to use it as a laptop with the Magic Keyboard and similar alternatives. Nevertheless, the Mini 6 is plenty powerful (A15 + 4gb of ram), but maybe more suited to a lighter tablet experience, but can have less longevity or even being excluded of some "pro" features in the future of iPadOS. In any case is a matter of considering your potential use and if you need to spend a lot for it. For 90% of people even the basic iPad is enough for their workflows.

[@LoneSkag]

If you break it or have battery expanding issues after 5 years, they still won’t fix it no matter how “future proof” it is

[@monurajput5608]

Best comment :) thx alot.

[@dankof]

I was really interested on getting an iPad Mini as 10-11 inch ones are quite big for the uses I pretend. But, thinking exactly the same you wrote, for the price difference with the Air and the differences (M1, 8 GB RAM, full iPadOS16 features) I just cannot convince myself on the getting the Mini :(

[@JCADX]

@@dankof It should depend on your potential use. It´s true the Air M1 is more powerful and maybe more futureproof, but if its big for your potential use, the Mini is by no means a bad device. As a reference, my old iPad 2018 (A10, 2gb ram) can still perform really well, and the Mini has A15 and 4gb ram. You would be buying a great tablet with some limitations (no Stage Manager, for example, or reduced screen real estate for note taking), but if this does not matter to you, its no problem.

[@LoneSkag]

@@dankof mini is great for wild rift

[@elodietrempe3967]

I dont know what tablet would be best for me. I have an Android phone and Windows laptop, but I would like to get a tablet for school as a new way to take my notes. I dont need anything fancy just something that will do the job and will be working for a long time

[@devashishpatwardhan3]

I like these videos, however, this one seemed slightly biased. Mini 6 is a lovely iPad. I’ve used iPad Pro and then moved to the mini 6 and I love the size. The use case is different. Also, the resolution on the air is higher, simply because it’s larger. In fact, the pixel density on the mini 6 is 326ppi whereas that on the air 5 is 264ppi.

[@portman8909]

The PPI is still super high on both. The determining factor is do you prefer smaller form or being able to see things more easily on larger display.

[@vlee9275]

The iPad mini and iPad Air overlap in many areas, but I don't think it's fair to say one is better than the other. Many tasks are better on the iPad mini such as simple task scheduling, leisure reading, replacing my phone in a home setting, mobile gaming, GPS, etc. The iPad Air is better as a solo productivity device, classroom textbook, etc. Both devices are awesome and could serve very different use cases.

[@vlee9275]

wow I'm so hyped to talk to Mr. Taik here...

[@Master_Pogi]

Thank you for posting content about the iPads. They helped me a lot in making my purchasing decision. My last iPad was the Mini Retina (2nd Gen) way back in 2014. Thanks to your reviiews, I brought myself back to Apple's ecosystem and bought the 9th Gen iPad. I was planning to get the Mini 6 for the portability. Then the Air 5 was introduced. I chose the Air 5 for the long haul. I've already gotten used to the multitasking on a larger display. I'm Getting a smoother experience with the M1 chip plus the 8GB RAM. And, the Air 5 is lighter than the 9th Gen. I'm using my iPad mostly for content consumption and gaming. Getting the 11" iPad Pro is already way above my budget. I have the best experience so far. The only con I have with the Air 5 is that it doesn't matches the 9th Gen's battery longevity. That is given considering the processors they have.

[@TechGearTalk]

So glad the videos have been helpful. Thank you for sharing your experience with the community and for being part of the channel!

[@umairx25]

Which one would u recommend for a student mainly taking notes, doing light web browsing/video streaming. I’m looking for a device that’s good value for money, and I’ll be able to use for the longest time

[@rebeccacrunk6227]

I just picked up my new iPad mini yesterday at target for $399. I love it and my only complaint is the boxy frame I find uncomfortable to hold. But it is definitely a upgrade to my iPad mini 5.

[@lindisopaj]

Good price… they still go for like 650$ in Sweden 😩

[@mariaerdgzn]

I don’t know if I should get an air 5 to use as a secondary screen (plus note taking and reading) with my m1 MacBook Air or get a mini but not used as a second screen

[@vikingc9083]

Great vid! I am confused which one I should get. I'm an anesthesiologist, keeping notes is important, I don't need much space though. Mini could get into my scrubs pockets but maybe it's too small?

[@carmennooner2027]

I have tried, more than once, to "learn" Apple's ecosystem. I just couldn't get on board the IOS fanboy/girl train though. My kid sister is all in with Apple though, so I have made her a happy camper by sending her the new toys I rejected. I'm an old dog and very used to Android so I guess I will stay within my comfort zone. Also, I am not a gamer. I don't even have solitaire on any of my devices! The only thing that makes me wish I could get into Apple is the Mini because I need to have something small enough to use for notes and medical information. Sadly, I have two people in my life who have several health issues and medications are always changing. The Mini would be the ideal size for me to use for keeping up with all of their ever changing medical information. :(

[@MarcelleGardner]

Check out the 8 inch Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3...

[@esjk9811]

Here's the problem: I already have an m1 macbook air that I use for school, but I am thinking of getting an ipad for notetaking and just for entertainment as well. What would you recommend for my case? An ipad mini 5 or an ipad air 6?

[@wolfpsg1]

3:51 Whoa!! What the heck is that card you slid across the back of the device? Did it just allow you to see thru the what’s inside like an x-ray?!?! 🤯

[@anispathan7486]

There should be an option of Mini with 9.0 inch display with M1 chip then I would not come to see comparison video here😄

[@ahmedalhashar]

I prefer the iPad mini for productivity on the go

[@maheenscreation7382]

Love all ur videos! Very helpful

[@TechGearTalk]

Glad you like them! Thank you for the support!

[@prajwalkpbhat8998]

Nice video, btw it'd be nice to compare the tab s7+ and the s8+ (have the s7+ so I've been thinking about this a lot).

[@TechGearTalk]

Working on it!

[@dianedo8314]

Thank u for an in-depth review of both and comparing the two. ❤

[@TechGearTalk]

Glad the videos were helpful. Thank you for being part of the channel!

[@tommyb1two3]

This is exactly why I stick to the mini. I also find that the lower pixel density on the larger iPad displays to be very noticeable. On the mini everything is so sharp and crystal clear. On the larger ones you can see the individual pixels even though they apparently also are "retina" displays. They're also heavier and less comfortable to hold for longer periods of time. The mini is more comfortable for the eyes. More comfortable for hands. It's more portable.

[@ytfadmanff6209]

I love the iPad Air 5 because it has a large display and it is good for gaming and you will be able too see your opponents well..... And i am also planning to upgrade too it because at the moment I am using the old iPad Air 1 the device is not a good device for gaming....

[@ellajay260]

bonus points for including your super cute golden ret in this video 😍

[@TechGearTalk]

She's SUCH a sweetie!!!

[@glyko86]

Hello, what kind of powerbank do you have?

[@pinroshan020]

I cant wait for the updated ipad battery test comparison. ☺️

[@steve9348]

The “iPads” got a update in battery life ?

[@myworldmytimes7632]

Great review thanks

[@nalurodriigues]

I hope someday Apple introduces a foldable iPad because it's ridiculous to change a big screen for portability when you can have both

[@Keeping-It-Real-55]

very good comparison. I've just found your channel, i'm gonna subscibe because I like your review and style. Keep up the good work.

[@unoyoshiblu700]

I need a tablet with a nice keyboard to take notes at school, but i still love the mini 😭 should i just go with the air or a separate case and keyboard for the mini?

[@unoyoshiblu700]

@jiliahnne boyd thank you very much 💙

[@meilynrecker6382]

Hello! Im just curious if you’ve bought one because I’m in the exact same spot right now and would like so advice if possible 😂🥲🥲

[@Chitown84]

I have both plus the m1 pro i love them all

[@bautistagwynethgalileev.2352]

What is better for digital drawing?

[@annaholme6537]

If you dont mind zooming in, Then The mini:)

[@kimsalvoroii2639]

it all boils down to use, how long will you use the iPad? The mini can lasts for a few hours like half a day. The air lasts longer and more on creativity and productivity. tml

[@user-hj1rs2pk8o]

I have the ipad air but I'm tempted to return it for the mini because I do miss the smaller form factor of the mini.

[@wilfredpapaya4739]

will have to consider the mini 6 here soon since the air is due for an upgrade sooner than the mini.

[@Anythingandeverything1111]

I just got a new job so I’ll be learning a lot of procedures, passwords, and workflows. I want a tablet I can refer to my notes on-site or anytime very quickly. I can’t take my 12.9 inch iPad everywhere.

[@stricken1666]

I just don't see the iPad mini's size justifiable enough for most people; the size difference is not great enough IMO from your phone to justify carrying around another device. Plus with a full size tablet, you can also connect a keyboard case. I upgraded from the s6 lite to the s8+ after watching your videos, and I love it

[@cobaltblue5523]

Baller

[@Chitown84]

I like the mini for reading. I literally bought it for that reason alone. I have the 12.9 inch m1 ipad pro and the air 5 for all other tasks

[@ghost-user559]

It’s basically a thousand times better than any “reading tablet” as it essentially is a mini computer. So I think it blows a kindle or something out of the water. I think compared to other iPads it’s disappointing and should be cheaper. But I do think for reading books or using as a basic task manager the size is perfect.

[@adamski101]

The mini is much bigger than any phone and is the perfect size for a tablet.

[@FieAfifi]

Love your review, very straight to the point. I have a suggestion, maybe you can give opinion on which ipad is suitable for kids. Thanks and have a good day!

[@TechGearTalk]

Thanks so much for the kind words!!! I’ll add that video to my list

[@echapapa3007]

Nice Video. I love ipad mini 6 🔥🔥🔥

[@ja1rusj0hn72]

great video😊

[@TechGearTalk]

Thank you 🤗

[@owenchuarbx]

I used to have a Mini 2 and the iPad 4th Generation years ago. However, after watching a few views comparing these 2 along with the iPad 10. I’m leaning more towards the mini over my preference to hold the device all the time which the iPad Air could be too big for my use at work. So I’m going for the mini 6

[@TechGearTalk]

I’m glad you’re choosing a device based on your specific needs.

[@Mk-Amo]

Just ask yourself what you have been using your old ipad for? If it's for gaming & multimedia, then get the Mini 6. If it's for multitasking and heavy tasks, then get the Air M1 or, even better, the Pro.

[@saiyan147]

u actually get used to ipad air that its so comfy to hold it

[@ezequielgavilan420]

I guess at tome point the iPad mini will get the M1… what do you think? Amazing video.

[@TechGearTalk]

It may, or they may go with another chip altogether by that time.

[@WithSeb]

Think you sold me on the Air 5. Don't plan on gaming on it but Gamepass seems like a great option, but more or less productivity stuff like editing photos, video and note taking for uni seem more practical on the bigger display.. even with a 14icnh Macbook Pro M1 on hand.,

[@Kreative13.9]

Which one should I buy if my main concern is presentation to clients and taking notes and handling while on the move

[@jarnowebb6274]

Which is better for reading and taking notes? That's all I do.

[@beau-urns]

partner and i have one of each. i find the air too big, so im trading her.

[@emilsecker7881]

Is the iPad Air a good option for using it while laying back on the couch?

[@ja1rusj0hn72]

can you do the best buget pen for ipad air 5 mini 6 and the pros pls

[@hussainsharaf4935]

Which is that powerbank?

[@Thelivkelly.]

Omg the prices are so different to mine in Australia!! For an IPad mini it’s $729.00 and for an iPad Air it’s $979.00! It’s my birthday coming up in a month so I’m begging for an iPad Air but my grandma is only letting me have an IPad mini

[@vizeath]

Thank you for making this comparison. I'm probably one of those people who are considering between the two options. You're right, I should be thinking about what I'm gonna use it for. I already have an 8 inch Android tablet that I can carry around and do small tasks on. (Even though it's super small already, still a pain if I want to bring it outside. Phone is still better for outdoor usage) 😂 So I guess I should pick the big one, aka iPad air if I wish to do serious tasks on it.

[@assyrianmusic622]

I can’t wait for the entire iPad lineup to compete for the battery drain test!!

[@peaceful169]

Yes that’s what I expected, too

[@marutschka]

what powerbank is that?

[@asyakutlu7201]

Would you recommend the iPad Pro 11 inch or the IPad Pro 12.9 inch? I use my iPad for everything I watch shows, I draw, I play games and I’m going to use it for school. Which one would you reccomend?

[@ThorSkin69]

I had a 12.9” and it was too big to use when travelling, ie privacy when watching shows or reading emails etc it was just too big.

[@badboy250984]

I thinking about the mini because i already got the pro 12.9 at home.

[@cristycastillo259]

Same here! So what did you go with?

[@badboy250984]

@@cristycastillo259 I actually gone with the normal ipad with the home button because thats the only one with the headphone jack for my iRig equipments. This means the ipad is cheaper so i can buy a bigger storage version. If i need to upgrade again, most likely it will be an ipad air for me but i also need to buy newer iRig equipments as well.

[@agaad22]

I really want the iPad mini 6 but the 4gb of RAM really worries me for long term use

[@5ivefingersakachildlouddjb678]

It's expensive where I live 844 USD for the iPad air 5

[@Gbob218]

I live in Canada which makes everything more expensive The iPad Air has $749 for 64GB and $949 for 256GB without tax The iPad Mini has $649 for 64GB and $849 for 256 GB without tax as well The iPad has $429 for 64GB and $629 for 256GB without tax-_- But the huge difference for me ( even though the difference is the same ) is that the iPad Pro is literally 1000 dollars ( $999 to be precise ) for 128GB and $2379 for 2TB for the 11inch and $1399 for the 128GB and $2779 for 2TB for the 12.9 inches. I didn't include cellular data because I personally don't think it's necessary and I don't use it ( of course lol )

[@ctbt1832]

If the iPad mini can do with that iPad Air five can do, I will get one. Because I want something small and powerful. But, since I have to go with something a little larger might as well go with a Samsung over the iPad. Apples losing out here because with their iPad Mini they can dominate the market if they just put more stuff in it

[@fobbeyplanet]

Wich one is better for editing video and animation art?

[@Someone-lc6dc]

Which one would you recommend now, in November 2022?

[@user-ff1fy2wr5x]

Please I would like to know, can we use Adobe Indesign, Photoshop and Illustrator on ipad ?

[@gabrieljoseph4623]

Do you have video between ipad air 5 vs macbook air !

[@user-we6vf3le5f]

thanks for helping you anwser my question so pad air is better want it to read books.

[@SHADOWSTRIKE1]

What is that green sheet you ran across the back to see the speaker grills? It looked like magic.

[@travisbitters7964]

I enjoyed your presentation. Thank you. I was better able to make my choice.

[@TechGearTalk]

So glad I was able to help. Thank you for joining the community.

[@thevarricchios4743]

Whats better for in hand note taking?

[@derrick031072]

I am taking notes these days, with goodnotes. Split screen with the mini 6 is a bit errrrrr... Wathing videos, reading books, all those are good with the Mini. But I guess ultimately it'll boil down to what you are currently doing with your ipad NOW. So, I think imma buy the iPad air 5, and ditch the mini 6...

[@999torres]

iPads suck for school it’s just a giant iPhone Im an apple user but the tab s8+ crushes the iPad series and including pro series way more flexibility especially with DEX

[@torototsupreme2346]

Which is more powerful for gaming?

[@LouisLuzuka]

Notification gang checking in 💯 Will the mini ever get 120hz or there's only 1 version aka the mini is a standard version not a pro

[@TechGearTalk]

Thank you! I would think the next version would, although it'll be interesting to see how it impacts battery life.

[@danielmorales711]

Bigger screen not a better screen