Arguments welcome.
I use a tablet.
Can't imagine working more efficiently with a notebook. I find the "workflow" much more pleasant.
If you want to program yourself, definitely a notebook.
If you are not yet sure what you are going to do, find out which software you need. Office goes everywhere, but any software that was written at a chair to solve any special problem, this software will mostly run under Windows or Linux and not on mobile.
First of all, that depends on your studies. If you want to study computer science, for example, you would also need a tablet at home or a laptop for programming.
For most courses, however, I would definitely recommend an iPad with Apple Pencil. I have one for school and it is incredibly helpful and better than pen and paper.
You can take notes much better and, especially in subjects like math or chemistry, grasp formulas and sketches faster.
You can also get a good, compact keyboard with mouse for less than 30 euro so that you can work even better. Actually you don't need a laptop anymore.
Office is sometimes extremely limited on tablets. You should urgently use a notebook for this area of application.
Convertible notebooks can do that too or not?
Do you already have a laptop or PC that you can write on for longer periods, such as a bachelor thesis? You absolutely need it. A tablet is good for simply taking notes and marking pdf's. A convertible can also be a good alternative.
Both cool but I would recommend a tablet that you can write on
Yes, but I don't think any other tablet can beat the Apple Pencil. Just take a look at a few YouTube videos.
