iPad Pro

Right, here we go: It works with both fingers and pencil if you have Full Screen Apps enabled. If you use the windowing system, the quick note and screenshot gestures only work with the pencil, using your finger will just resize the window or do nothing if there is no window in that corner Same thin

I've had practically every iPad. Currently have 11" M4 Pro. I wouldn't get a mini again until it gets a 120hz OLED

Personally if I’m getting a tablet for gaming, I don’t want to compromise on the display experience. Currently use an 11” iPad Pro and I can’t stand the black bars. I want a compact tablet to feel like a handheld

I've been an iPad user since the beginning and have owned almost every version of the Pro. I spent years trying to make it my ultimate productivity device, but even with the updates in iPadOS 26, work still feels forced. Things are just easier, faster, and more efficient on macOS. The MacBook Neo is

I have a MacBook Air M4 and a iPhone 15 Pro Max. I’ve always loved iPads and have pretty much always owned one, but this is the first time I’ve genuinely questioned whether buying another iPad Pro actually makes sense for me anymore. I keep looking at the 11 inch iPad Pro because the OLED screen loo

To me, none, power wise. If Apple made an iPad with a top tier screen and speakers and Face ID, I would buy that. The m4 is utterly wasted on my use case (video and reading, some light gaming.)

For the iPad Pro I think yes. The Magic Keyboard for the iPad Air 11 doesn’t have backlight.

TBH, even if you found the perfect screen protector + nibs combo, there are also many other reasons making me gave up writing on it (iPad Pro M4 here): It warms up when writing (especially if you use the iPad air), it's really bad for me coz my hands sweat a lot. Matte screen protectors make the scr

Because lots here on reddit don't seem to believe burn-in is still possible on OLED LOL. Just less likely with improved OLED panels but as you can see here definitely possible even on latest tandem OLED panels. Here's an example of some really bad burn-in on an OLED iPad iPad Pro M4 signs of burn-in

I tried using it for school notes. I like the idea of one “page” being a table of contents/mind map that can link to the others. But the lag in handwriting (M5 iPad Pro 1TB so I have the 16GB of RAM) as the canvas got more and more full, and the underwhelming modifications tools (scaling doesn’t sca