Your Guide for Choosing the Right iPad

Apple's iPad collection is bigger than ever, offering users a variety of choices depending on their profession, lifestyle, and general viewing preferences.  

Choosing the right iPad amongst many is intimidating - but we've done the hard work for you. This guide breaks down the best and worst of each model so you can be confident in your choice.

The new entry-level iPad from Apple covers all the bases. Similar to the latest 9.7 model, the iPad (7th generation) is reasonably priced, runs iPadOS, has the same camera, and an A10 processor. The two main differences are a larger screen size and use of the Smart Connector.

A quality keyboard transforms your iPad - taking it from "entry level" to "next level". The Brydge 10.2 is made to match the iPad (7th generation) in design, quality, and functionality so you can type faster, work better, and save time.

Don't let its size fool you - the new iPad mini is a very powerful device. With just an 8-inch screen, this tablet packs 64 gigabytes of storage and a fast new A12 processor. The small size is perfect for traveling light or for small hands needing to be occupied. 

The iPad mini may be small, but that doesn't mean you need to sacrifice your typing experience. The new Brydge 7.9 keyboard allows you to take notes, write a paper, or browse the web from any angle.

There's no denying how impressive Apple's newest iPad Pro is. This device is as powerful as many laptops and includes unique features that traditional laptops don't have. 

If you are a creative professional looking for a true 2-in-1 device, nothing compares to the iPad Pro. With all-screen display, an A12X Bionic processor, and intuitive gestures, the iPad Pro is for users who want to push the limits of what the iPad can do. 

If you want to use your iPad Pro to its full potential, you'll need a great external keyboard. Brydge's 12.9 and 11.0 Pro keyboards truly blur the line between laptop and tablet, bringing you the sound, feel, and accuracy of a quality keyboard.

Want a little more oomph than an entry level iPad but don't need the horsepower of the pro? The new iPad Air (3rd generation) 2019 could be for you. 

With slightly more screen space than the 10.2, many customer's claim the iPad Air has the best value. Whether you're looking for an iPad simply to browse the web, or want to edit photos and write papers, the iPad Air will get the job done quickly.

The iPad Air is a powerful device, and this is even more apparent with a quality keyboard. With the Brydge 10.5, your typing will have no trouble keeping up with the speed of the iPad Air. 

This classic, entry-level iPad was recently replaced with the new iPad (7th generation), but the 9.7-inch iPad is a purchase worth considering while still available. 

The value of this device couldn't be better. The 9.7's affordability and size are ideal for students on a budget, running to make their next class. And while discontinued, the tablet's features are still impressive and have the potential to be even more so with the right accessories. 

For students, the two must-haves for a computer are portability and "lapability" - there's not always time to find a desk or counter space to type on. The Brydge 9.7 keyboard has multiple viewing angles and a durable base for students to get work done anywhere they need to. 

The iPad has evolved from a basic tablet to a reliable computer capable of performing the majority of day-to-day tasks. Finding the right model and accessories will make all of the difference in your productivity whether it's on-the-go, at home, or in the office.

Looking for quality accessories to make your iPad even better? Brydge is running a limited time sale on the majority of their products.