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Hatch

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#290525 17-Nov-2021 11:55
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Looking to buy a used Ipad pro gen 3, my thinking is a 12.9 gen 3.

 

I'm looking to add a 2nd screen to my macbook air, and I think a 12.9" would be better for my tired eyes. Although I like the form factor of the 11".

 

I'd also like to keep compatibility open with Apple Pencil 2. Would like to get a pencil too if anyone has one to sell.

 

Prob looking for minimum 128gb.


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phrozenpenguin
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  #2814527 17-Nov-2021 13:26
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Appreciate this isn't exactly what you asked for, but wanted to check you knew the current iPad Air can use the Apple Pencil 2 and also be a second screen. A much cheaper option, and (apart from the size options) not much difference if you don't need Lidar or ProMotion of the Pro.




Hatch

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  #2814551 17-Nov-2021 14:02
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phrozenpenguin:

 

Appreciate this isn't exactly what you asked for, but wanted to check you knew the current iPad Air can use the Apple Pencil 2 and also be a second screen. A much cheaper option, and (apart from the size options) not much difference if you don't need Lidar or ProMotion of the Pro.

 

 

 

 

Thank you that's super helpful, I'd already been googling Ipad air 12" prior to posting this WTB listing, as I don't need the 120hz refresh rate and any other "pro" features. 

 

However, I'm concerned that 10.9" screen isn't that good for productivity in my workflow as I'll be only copying and reading text so I believe something close to the current 13" screen will be best. I attempted to use my Samsung Tab6 as a separate monitor for the macbook air, and it kind of worked, but resolution was off and functionality was super laggy, and it was a bit small.

 

 


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