- Is the nano-texture glass worth choosing over the standard screen?
- If you read outdoors or near bright windows, yes: it cuts glare and smudges noticeably. If you mostly watch video or edit photos in dim rooms, the standard glossy screen looks a little crisper.
- How does it compare with the iPad Air?
- The mini is smaller, lighter and easier to hold one-handed, while the Air has a larger screen and supports the Magic Keyboard. Both use Apple Pencil Pro and run the same apps.
- Does it work with Apple Pencil Pro?
- Yes. It supports Apple Pencil Pro, including squeeze, barrel roll and haptic feedback, and it also works with the USB-C Apple Pencil.
- How much storage do I actually get with 256GB?
- About 240GB is usable after the system. That is plenty for offline video, games and photo libraries, and it leaves headroom for years of apps.
- Is the 8.3-inch screen too small for work?
- It handles notes, email and reading well, but split-screen multitasking is cramped. For long document or spreadsheet sessions, a larger iPad is more comfortable.
- What is in the box?
- The iPad mini, a USB-C charging cable and documentation. The power adapter and Apple Pencil are sold separately.
- Where is the Apple iPad mini Wi-Fi 256GB Nano-texture Glass - Midnight cheapest?
- At PC Richard & Son, for $649.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Apple iPad mini Wi-Fi 256GB Nano-texture Glass - Midnight?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Apple, PC Richard & Son, Sweetwater, eBay.