iPad Pro

I’ve grown so tired of this discussion that I’ve turned off windowed apps and the iPad Pro became what it’s supposed to be: a tablet.

After two years of daily use, these are the things that genuinely changed how I work: Back Tap (Settings - Accessibility - Touch - Back Tap)- double or triple tap the back of the iPad to trigger any shortcut. I use triple tap to open Control Center. Game changer with one hand Apple Pencil hover - on

The most important part: “Apple readies iPadOS 19 overhaul that will make the tablet’s software more like macOS. Besides a big effort to make the design of Apple’s operating systems more consistent, a big theme of the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference is likely to be iPad software. I’m told t

If you want an iPad Pro buy one. But don't do it on the premise of "saving" your Air. I tried having both an M4 iPad Pro and a 16" MacBook Pro. It didn't work for me having two devices. I ended up selling both and buying a 15" M4 air. Apple batteries will generally last many years with high battery

I felt the same way when I bought the m4 iPad 6 month ago. I had trouble justifying carrying the extra screen around. But…Having bought it I sat down created use cases to either justify the expense or get rid of it. my company creates apps for sales users on iPhone and iPad, and I forced myself to u

No, the iPad Pro is powerful and professional in any way, even without the keyboard or Apple Pencil. The iPad is an awesome product that doesn’t need a keyboard or Mac nearby to be powerful. For instance, the iPad Pro with the M5 chip and its 10-core GPU and CPU is a beast. It’s like a MacBook Pro,

Same here, but on a long time scale it’s amazing how integral of a role it plays. Before my current M4, my old iPad Pro 9.7 lasted me for 8 years and saw so many phases of my life. There were periods of barely any use, but through going back to school, running a small business, a work tablet, video

For me I find it turns the iPad into just enough of a MacBook replacement that if I’m traveling I only bring my iPad and Magic Keyboard. I can accomplish 95% of what I need to get done, albeit sometimes a bit more clumsily. For me the biggest limitations on the iPads productivity are the apps themse

Sounds like you have all the reasons to switch to an 11. I went from an iPad Pro 11 m4 to an iPad Pro 13 m5. For me the size difference was worth it. Although I loved to portability of the 11, I always felt like I was compromising on things that felt important to me from a bigger writing surface, be

OK, could easily write a reply as long as your post (which was a great length, good detail, thanks, but my long replies? Not so much…) but instead, quick answers: (1) I’ve always had the smaller iPads, currently on an M4 Pro 11”. Never feel like I miss out on screen real estate, but on rare occasion