How difficult will the change be? What would you recommend? I also use a laptop in addition to the Ipad.
Is the 12.9 version or the 11 more compatible, since I will also watch films and music
Difficult change? Absolutely not!
Writing is writing, that in the end you write on glass, you won't notice it after a week. I wouldn't worry about that.
Whether it will be 11 "or 12.9" is a decision of the desired mobility and luxury. The 12.9 "(I own it myself) is powerful and should not be underestimated! Just chill out in bed and forget Netflixen from your hand without a support / stand. But the sound is better than with the 11".
For working, browsing websites, viewing pictures and videos, the 12.9 "is of course more pleasant as long as you are sitting at your desk or can put the device down. As far as writing is concerned, opinions are shared.
For my part, I wanted the 12.9 "because I do my image editing and video editing on it, when I write it down and so on. The size does not offer any advantages. There are some that, due to the compactness, use the 11".
If I think about what your areas of application are, I would recommend the 11 ", so you will probably be happier. More compact than the 12.9" and can still be exactly the same and for a film or series evening it is just as clear.
Firefox, VLC, WORD
mobile
runs under the 12.9 as on the 11 he
so if you have more money take the bigger one
Compatible with what? Both are equally compatible with whatever.
The 12er is of course bigger and also heavier. I have the 2018 (the first "not-pro" that works with the pencil. It's just more mobile. I have a PC at home for the "right" work, the iPad is enough for the trip. However, I use it Pen not really.
If you want to move the notes back and forth, use a program that all your devices can access. I'm using OneNote from Microsoft and the notebooks are in the cloud (DropBox). I can easily access it with a PC, iPhone, iPad.
Do you only use the iPad or another laptop or etc. On the side? Just don't know if the iPad has the power for some hard work.
Let's put it this way: I sold my iMac 27 "because the iPad is completely sufficient! I don't know what work you want to do with the iPad, but I do 4K video editing, image processing with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom and work in places with split screen, so it is not uncommon to see GoodNotes5 on the left, Safari on the right and 5 to 6 other applications in the iPadOS Sidebar.
In terms of processor technology, the iPadPro is stronger than a MacBook and the 4GB RAM in terms of hardware are sufficient, because iPadOS simply delivers an incredibly good performance.
Edit: Because I didn't answer it: I only work with the iPadPro now, completely without a PC or Mac in any form.
