Apple iPad Pro (11-inch, Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Space Grey (1st Generation)

I've researched for several months on which tablet to purchase and finally settled on the current iPad Pro (2018). Despite the current iPad Pro being a little over a year old now, it is still well ahead of its time.For those of you contemplating to purchase this device, especially if you want a modern, more efficient way to take notes, now would be the time to go for it in light of the introduction of iPadOS, which as a big added bonus, reduces Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) a.k.a Apple Pencil 2 latency making it even more of a joy to write and/or draw for those of you having that inclination as well as many other features. I've only had mine for a few days and I am loving it. And before your mind wanders any further about the 1st generation of Apple Pencil, no, it is not compatible with the iPad Pro (2018).PROS------1) Premium build quality2) Superb audio quality with quad speakers3) Amazing display and video quality4) USB Type-C port for charging and data transfer5) Face ID works with instantaneously to unlock your iPad6) Easy pairing with any compatible bluetooth keyboard(s) and mice for additional productivityADDITIONAL/OPTIONAL-----------------------------6) Best in-class writing ability (if you purchase the separate 2nd Gen Apple Pencil accessory)7) Superior unibody design + build quality of Apple Pencil 2.8) Ability to charge Apple Pencil by merely attaching it magnetically to the side of the deviceCONS-------1) If you purchase the 2nd Gen Apple Pencil, it will eat into your device's battery reserves2) The camera on the back of the iPad sticks outNOTE: Please be wary if you place it on tables and/or other surfaces where it could get scratched up over the long term. (There’s an easy remedy. Read on.)3) No 3.5mm audio jack4) No fingerprint scannerARTISTS/DESIGNERS/POWER USERS: For those wanting to use it for art or drawing of any kind, you may be better of going for the 12.9-inch model as the added screen real estate may be beneficial for your drawing projects. It can also be beneficial for viewing large spreadsheets or aiding in video editing projects if you so choose to use it for that purpose.Do keep in mind, it is considerably more comfortable to hold the 11-inch model in hand over an extended period of time compared to the larger 12.9-inch model, especially if you're not at a desk or have a tablet to rest your device on.Finally, after spending all this money, do yourself a favor; invest a bit more money and get a case for this device to protect it. I did and feel much more comfortable handling it. For those of you wondering which one to get, I highly recommend getting a quality, 3rd party case like Zugu’s Muse Case which is the one I got and enables you to store the Apple Pencil separately in a sleeve behind the case in addition to being able to attach it magnetically to the side of the device. This is beneficial for 2 reasons:-1) Considerably lowers the odds of you accidentally losing/dropping your Apple Pencil 2 and quite possibly breaking the nib.2) Helps conserve the iPad’s battery levels because remember, the only way to really charge the Apple Pencil 2 is by attaching it magnetically to the side of your device. That power comes from your iPad Pro’s battery.The Zugu case is 100% compatible with the iPad Pro, fits like a glove, feels solid, enables sleep/wake feature when opening and closing the case lid, is adjustable if you want to stand the tablet and up for typing/viewing up to 8 different angles and comfortably accommodates the Apple Pencil in the 2 ways mentioned above.Bear in mind, this case has NO KEYBOARD so if that’s a priority for you, you’ll need to purchase a separate keyboard to go with this.Alternatively, you can purchase Apple’s Smart Keyboard folio. The keys are responsive but the tactile feedback is really squishy which is a huge deal breaker for me especially considering its steep price and provides no storage options for the Apple Pencil 2.Many can argue that the iPad Air or even the standard iPad can get the job done but I don’t really care for the 1st Gen Apple Pencil and how you need to charge it either by sticking it into the tablet’s lightning port or using a separate charger for it. It’s a hassle that I don’t want to spend time on and inevitably end up losing the cap that covers the lightning plug and if you do, the exposed end will end up getting damaged somehow. The 2nd Gen Apple Pencil is just superior in every way.Overall, this tablet is worth the money and it's one I highly recommend anyone getting over other Android tablets or even Apple's lower tier tablets if you're serious about needing a tablet for productivity or hey, maybe you just want a nice tablet. Go for it. :)

It's just the best, especially with the IpadOS 13. Remember it is a productivity device. It's only value for money if you use it as such.I personally use it for sketching, animation, making mind maps for academic and other purposes and photo editing.Mild video (haven't used lumafusion, it's supposed to be desktop class) and moderate audio editing (using Ferrite).I record and edit my podcasts on my ipad pro.If you are looking for pure gaming experience then add another 10 to 15k and get laptops with gt1060 or equivalent or higher. Ipad pro is not for you. It is insanely powerful and can match upto core i5 performance but graphics performance cant be compared to a pc. It should be obvious. So don't expect that.Also don't buy for the camera. Again pretty obvious.But it's an excellent and powerful photo editing machine especially for on the go scenarios.Apple pencil 2 and a keyboard makes the experience just perfect.Finally, to make the most of this machine you gotta shell out some money to buy quality apps. And they can be expensive. Anywhere between 599 to 2299. Sometimes even more in case of subscriptions. Don't expect free or hacked softwares as in pc. Although, there are quite a few free apps that are the absolute best.

I like the product as it helps me in study.

I have previously owned iPad 6(2018). After deliberating for days, I decided to purchase iPad pro 11" 2018 model. It has everything that one could look for in a tablet in addition to a few bonus subtle features. Having used iPad 2018 before, I can't say that it's a significant upgrade though. However, for me 11" is the ideal size, and it's almost of the same size and weight as iPad 2018, despite significant increase in screen size.Talking about the screen, which is the first thing one would notice, it's bright, vibrant and pro motion(120Hz) is perhaps it's most salient feature. The quad speakers are out of league, so to speak. Compared to iPad 2018, which has A10 Fusion chip, this one feels unexpectedly much faster. It renders large PDFs and web pages easily and offers overall a super smooth seamless experience.I rarely, if ever, play games on tablet, so can't comment on how "good" it is for gaming. It features a super powerful A12X desktop grade SOC, so it should easily suffice your gaming needs for at least coming 3-4 years though.I'll update my review once I use it for a while.

Enough has been written about this engineering marvel so I am not going to do that. If you are looking for a tablet with killer looks and processing power, just buy this without blinking your eye.However, if you do not need the processing power and do not like face ID (it works like a charm though), there are cheaper options as well which will do the job for you.But then you will miss out on the experience of holding this device which feels like holding just a display. It’s just amazing how Apple managed to fit so much power in this form factor.Couldn’t be more happier with any other tablet...

So finally i bought my ipad pro 11 inch after settling down my mind to it. For more than 3 months i was in confusion whether i should go for macbook 13 inches or stick to ipad pro 11 as it's of much more less price. Got the product on 28th jan, i feel i didn't take wrong decision to save my money and go for it, as far as my daily usage and quality lf product is concerned. It's super fast ipad and one of the most valuable investment of mine. Got it @63,305 with hdfc debit card offer.