I've waited years to have a laptop I only have to charge at night, and I finally have one. I was able to draw several fully-illustrated pictures, browse the internet, watch an episode of Star Wars Rebels, write an article, and came off the plane with 40 percent battery life. I don't have to worry about plugging it in or charging it-if that option is even available on my flight-and the Logitech case lets me quickly swap from using the Pro with a hardware keyboard to having it lie flat in my hands.Īlmost a week in, the Pro's battery life still astounds me. On the plane, it feels a lot less intrusive than a laptop. I just feel more comfortable, in general, working with the Pro.
In part, that's due to form factor-I can hold the iPad's display in one or two hands and still use it, whereas a laptop's a bit harder to pull out in the middle of a ticketing line. I've been noticing this all week, but traveling with a Pro reinforced it: It is a hundred times easier to pull out an iPad on the go than a laptop. Given all the extra goodies I inevitably take on trips, I don't expect that pack to ever be "light"-though I opted not to take my extra camera lenses this time around, so that's something. about as weighty as it was with a MacBook Air.
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