After the success of the anxPAD in December 2014, Apple unveiled their new product, the hotly anticipated greyPAD, just in time for the January blues earlier this year. Having been an avid user of the anxPAD, which kept me awake at night with its worry narration feature, I found myself inclined to purchase the next model for the price of £699 (which is actually very reasonable considering all the features that come with it).
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