Hello, this is Max Life. Today, I am creating a video for those who are debating whether to buy an iPad. Most people in this situation may be thinking, I already have a MacBook or a laptop, and now I'm considering adding an iPad to it. Or some may be thinking, I don't have a MacBook or a laptop at all, and I want to buy this iPad to completely replace a computer. For those who fall into the latter category, it is a significant challenge. First, if you are in a situation where you are considering adding this iPad on top of a MacBook or a Windows laptop, think about it. Anyway, to cut to the chase, if it were me, I would choose the iPad 4. Of course, I have been using iPads continuously even before, but since I bought an iPad Pro last year, I have been very satisfied with using iPads. Currently, I use my MacBook Air less and spend more time with the iPad.

It seems like a lot. So, I can divide the tasks I do on this computer or tablet PC into a total of nine things. First of all, I do a lot of blogging. It seems like I do the most blogging, and then next, I edit videos for the Baek Seon-saeng 2 channel. For those who have been watching my channel for a while, you probably know that I am now teaching. To prepare for the classes, I plan and create teaching materials using PowerPoint or Keynote. I also do other work, such as managing my channel, managing social media, browsing the internet, and reading books. In total, I have about nine main tasks. Among these nine, I only use a MacBook for two, and for the remaining seven, I use an iPad. These two tasks are video editing and work. Video editing is possible, but I'm not very good at it.

I bought a 25,000 won one to study and edit it. When it comes to general hubs, when it's a light video, it's okay, but of course, my video is not that heavy, but anyway, to achieve the speed and quality I want, Final Cut Pro was much better. So, currently, I only edit DJM videos with a MacBook or iMac. When I work, I can only use a Windows laptop. That's why I installed Windows on my MacBook using Parallels and only use it on my MacBook. I only use these two with a MacBook, and for the rest, up to seven, I do almost 90% of it with an iPad. First, let's take a look at the first block. I'm not using Naver Blog, but I'm using WordFlex. Everyone is using Flex, but I'm using WordFlex's management page here.

Next, I will write a post here. There isn't much difference between a MacBook and this one. So, initially, I used to use a MacBook, of course, before buying this one. This one is lighter, and it's always next to me, either in the living room or in my school bag or in my room. After using it, I can blog right away. Also, I have a butterfly keyboard on my MacBook, but I prefer the Smart Keyboard Folio's typing feel. So, I use this iPad for typing now, and it's almost as comfortable as using a laptop. Next, I will show you how I plan my classes. I use an app called Notion to plan my classes, and I do it daily with this iPad. Now, let's prepare for the class and get into it. When I enter the class, I open an app called PDF Expert that is here.

Here are the textbook PDF file and the guidebook PDF file, so by looking at these, we conduct the class. Of course, the ocean is fully planned here, after discussing it thoroughly, we teach from both sides. On one side, we lay out like bathing, and on the inside, we have the character swim once and then teach. I teach for 5 to 6 hours a day, so the iPad is an essential item for me. Next, let's take a look at the slide material production. Keynote is tangled with oats, this one I made yesterday, it's a 7-page slide that I made, but it took 19 hours to make. I made it on the iPad, but for those who are used to making it with a MacBook, they might ask how to make it on the iPad. If you frequently make it on the iPad, I don't find it inconvenient.

Adding high-quality images and incorporating a high-tech image doesn't take long. Sometimes it's more comfortable than a MacBook. Some fans prefer this way because you can write directly without displaying the text. That's why I usually make characters like this, not using a MacBook to make Keynote presentations anymore. With an iPad, it's sufficient, so there's no need to make heavy and fancy things. This is enough. Of course, for projects with a lot of animations, you should use a MacBook. But for most presentations, it's perfectly doable here. Next, what's left is SNS and online activities. If you do well with these, it's fine. You know, many people already use iPhones and iPads for this.

This is one of the things I do during the day, and another thing left here is reading books. I have a lot of e-books, so I read them a lot. The reason I read a lot of e-books is that I can borrow them more quickly. However, now I use an e-book library. So, even without going to the library in person, by just tapping a few times here, I can immediately borrow a book and read it. It's much more convenient for me to do this. If you look at the back, you can see that all these are e-learning apps. When you enter the Kyobo e-book library, you will see a list of books that are available. To use the e-book library, first, go to the library in your area, get a library card, and ask if you can use it a lot for borrowing e-books. They will guide you on how to do this. So, when you come home, create an account, log in, and borrow.

When you press this, you can now use the electronic library on this iPad. Still, when I purchase e-books from platforms like Ridibooks, I usually search through the electronic library first. So, I check all the searches there because I am a member of the electronic library. If it's not available there, I go to Ridibooks only if there's no other option, or of course, I buy paper books. But first, I borrow from the electronic library. On a 9-inch screen, it feels like you're really reading a book. Of course, compared to using an e-book reader, it may be a bit less tiring on the eyes. It's good here because the quality and brightness of the screen are good. I mainly use Ridibooks' Ridipaper more than the e-book reader. So, I'm in the middle of various tasks like this, just two tasks with a MacBook.

I use iMac for most of the work, and of course, about 90% of the remaining tasks are done on the iPad. So, for me, the iPad is currently almost at the level of a must-have item. If I were asked to dispose of one of the Macs at home, between iMac and iPad, I think I would dispose of the iPad first, then the iMac, and leave this one last. As much as I use the iPad in various ways throughout the day, depending on one's lifestyle, the iPad may not be suitable. You might end up only watching YouTube or using certain apps, but still, if you buy a 2.5 million won worth one, you will find ways to use it somehow. As a result, I end up doing various things, and currently, I am using the iPad more than the MacBook or other devices. After you do this, don't just watch YouTube or such, but at least sign up for an e-library.

While reading a book, I also tried taking notes. Now, as I am working on preparing presentation materials, I am getting more familiar with this. Of course, I mentioned before in a video that it would be great if the mouse was included, but now that I have tried it, using my fingers like this is not as inconvenient as I thought. Today, I made a video for those who are considering purchasing an iPad. If the video was helpful, please subscribe and like. There will be many changes in the content related to this iPad, so please subscribe and like if it was helpful.

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