Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

The good: - Stunning display. - Large screen is very enjoyable. Split screen is awesome. Totally different experience compared to smaller ipad. - Four speakers and surround sound is powerful and enhances user experience. - Apple pencil and the keyboard takes this tablet to the next level (of being a laptop contender) - It's the fastest tablet on earth. It's also faster than Macbook and Macbook Air. Multitasking is smooth. No choking. The bad: - Heavy and not easy to hold due to large size. Especially holding it one hand is a challenge unless you are Arnold Schwarzenegger. - Battery life could be better. It's not as bad as some other tablets but definitely not impressive. Is this a laptop replacement? - It depends. If you are a power user that is doing heavy multi-tasking using several applications, trying to upload photos, editing videos etc. this machine handles all performance-wise however you still will keep finding yourself you wish you were on a laptop. It's still much more easier and seamless on a laptop. On the other hand, if you just check emails, do social media and web browsing, edit photos etc. on your laptop, then iPad Pro will not disappoint you. Should you get an iPad Air or iPad Pro? - It depends. If you want to carry your iPad around with you everywhere, I would go with the smaller iPad Air because it's considerably lighter and more practical. If you will occasionally take it out and mostly use it at home or office iPad Pro is a better choice. Of course there is also money factor. iPad Pro is more expensive so you need to decide if it’s with it for you depending on how you plan to use it. Do you need the Apple Pen? - Depends. If you are an artist then yes. If you are an average user that is just enthusiastic to draw on your ipad and want to take some notes, you don’t need to spend $100 on the Apple Pen as you will most likely use it a couple of times or not at all. Any cheaper stylus will do. Do you need a case for it? - Definitely. This is a big and heavy tablet. You will definitely need at least a back cover that can provide a drop protection. I don't like thick and heavy cases but I also didn't want a very thin case as I wanted protection. I opted for Luvvitt Clear Grip case and I'm quite pleased with it. It's clear so it doesn't cover up the beautiful iPad Pro, it adds grip, provides drop protection with air cushion corners and not too bulky. Why did I give 5 stars? - Because I love it overall. The experience is different than iPad Air for me.