Any 6S Plus users ditch their iPad?

[iGeek2014]

When I first had my 6 Plus I did eventually sell my iPad Mini 2 for an iPad Air 2 because I found I was using my Mini 2 less frequently.

At home it's easier to use my iPad/Mac Mini especially for websites that aren't optimised for mobile devices.

 

[M. Gustave]

At home it's easier to use my iPad/Mac Mini especially for websites that aren't optimised for mobile devices.

You can view the desktop version of a website any time you like. Long press on the page reload button, or use the Share menu option.

 

[eyoungren]

Unsightly maybe. I'm not staring at it when I drive down the road though. It's mainly if I am somewhere I am unfamiliar with. Which is not often as this car is used to get back and forth to work.

If you have any suggestions on how to modify this for a 1997 Honda Accord with no budget though we could work on the unsightly business.

 

[nj-morris]

I have a big phone, but it doesn't even come close to the convenience of the iPad. It does everything that the iPhone does, and it does it much better. The phone is very useful for when I'm on the go, but whenever my iPad is around, it mostly remains unused.

 

[applesith]

Ditched my iPad Mini 2 for a 9.7" Pro

 

[M. Gustave]

I am so close to selling my Air 1. It's been two weeks since I last turned it on.
This isn't a mark against the iPad, it's just proof of how good and functional the 6s+ is.

 

[mlemonds]

If it wasn't for my DJI phantom I would probably not use my iPad.

 

[Amazing Iceman]

I strongly considered doing this for a year becomes the 6 Plus was huge and the iPad had no real differentiator aside from a nice larger screen. However, I never liked the Plus' size for on the go use.

All this changed with iPad Pro and iOS 9. I take my device with a keyboard (now an ASK) to class to take notes, which is not acceptable with the iphone, I use split view and (most importantly) have the Apple Pencil.

Now the iPad has differentiated itself and can do things the iPhone can't. Now I have no issues justifying it and with an iPad for semi-mobile use, I went with an iPhone SE for super mobility and ease of use.

I wonder what the next iPad Pro will bring us. I'm already saving up for it.

 

[NovemberWhiskey]

Sold my iPad and not looking back. I use my 6S Plus for almost everything now. Very infrequently do I need my laptop.

The iPad became very redundant after the plus model came out. And because it lacks some of the apps I can only use on the iPhone, I had to ditch it.