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The big appeal of the iPad Mini is its portability, but if you're more focused on power and don't mind spending big, the very best tablet you can get right now is the iPad Pro 12.9 (2021).

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See our full iPad mini 6 review for more details. The brightness is very even, making it pleasant to use for long periods, and we were very impressed with the colour accuracy. While you're still paying a fairly premium Apple price, we reckon the iPad Mini 2021 offers solid value for money. The display is a little larger than that of the last iPad Mini, even though the overall body is smaller, with a 3:2 aspect ratio. In our review, we used it with a USB DAC to listen to Apple's Lossless Hi-Res music, and with a USB mic to record a voiceover. A very welcome addition is a USB-C port, which opens up a lot of possibilities. The design is as gorgeous as ever, and the compact size makes the tablet easy to carry to classes – it's about the size of a paperback book and weighs just 300g. This iteration uses a reworked version of the A15 Bionic chip for powerful processing, and while some users may feel frustrated by only 4GB of RAM, realistically this should be enough for any of the tasks you'd want to do on a screen this small. Its increased power makes it suitable for just about any work or study tasks that you care to throw at it, and now that it also boasts Apple Pencil 2 compatibility it's an almost perfect platform for drawing, sketching and note-taking, and it'll just about fit into a coat pocket, too.

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We've also included some older models that deliver solid performance at a more attractive price for example, the 2020 iPad Air rather than the blazing-fast 2022 model, as it's still a fine tablet that's now regularly seeing discounts.Įver since it received Apple Pencil support the iPad Mini has been a firm favourite of ours, and its September 2021 update has boosted its status as the best tablet for students. Naturally some students will want the kind of high-end specs offered by the iPad Pro 12.9 or the Surface Pro 8 for demanding creative work, but we've also included cheaper options for those whose budget won't stretch that far or who simply don't need that level of performance.

We've also taken price into consideration. We've based our choices both on the opinions and experiences of our reviewers (see how we test for more on that), and on what's likely to matter to you: specifications, build, portability and battery life (after all, you don't want to run out of juice halfway through a crucial lecture). To make it easier to choose the best tablet for students for you, we've selected our own pick of the best, with options from the top brands, including Apple, Microsoft and Samsung. And if you add a keyboard, you could even type up a whole dissertation. Stylus support often makes the best tablets for students a great choice for creative assignments and practice. You can use them in lectures or seminars to take notes (either typing or using a stylus) and to check reading material, and you can use them to study in the library, cafe on the move from A to B.

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