The Beats Studio Buds arrived last summer and are lightweight earbuds with high-quality sound. I use the XIRON Stylus Pen instead of the Apple Pencil (1st generation) and find it works just as good and doesn’t lag. Even with the older design and nonlaminated display, it’s still an awesome tool for note taking and sketching. It has fantastic bang-for-your-buck value and a much better battery life for general use. Months later, after trying out the iPad (9th generation) for a while, it’s easy to recommend for students. However, after owning an iPad Air (4th generation) for a couple of weeks last year, I found myself highly disappointed with its battery life. Not only does it look great in fun colors, it’s a multitasking powerhouse. I love the laminated display and Apple Pencil (2nd generation) support. Usually, the iPad Air is the tablet I’d recommend most to students. I recommend my colleagues to Michael’s guide if you’re unsure if you need the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. As Apple’s entry-level laptop, it works great for most users.

Not to mention, this computer is also fan-less and therefore silent. My favorite thing about this MacBook is how good it feels to type on. This laptop packs the power of Apple’s M1 chip into a sleek, thin design and is perfect to bring with you on the go. While rumors continue about a redesigned MacBook Air being announced next month, the current model is still a beast. While there may be new items unveiled at WWDC 2022 next month, these are products you can buy right away for your favorite graduate. These items are helpful for those continuing their education, but those entering the workforce may benefit from these as well. Whether graduating from high school, college, or trade school, Apple surely has a gift for everyone.

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