LOL was gunna write here as well. And yes, pre-ordered 11" Air for the wife. She has a 2017 iPad Pro and all is good except the battery. Figured after 7 years it is a good investment.
iPadOS is far superior to macOS, tehy will never bring macOs to iPad, NOTHING has professional software made for touch from the ground up. i mean android is a complete joke just as windows touchtops, thats the mess you get with ancient OS on a touchscreen, the software has "some" touch features but in the end it really is a total mess and brings basically nothing to the table. asking why an iPad needs so much power is like asking why a mac would need an M1 or even a pro or max or ultra series. ofc for the same reason, ppl need more power. the Problem is education, ppl have no idea about iPadOS and iPad in general. they see it as a big iphone to watch youtube. which is absolutely not the case.
I’m an engineer by day, MDiv master’s degree student by night. iPad Pro has been the only computer I’ve used for more than 5 years and it’s met all my needs and then some. It also serves as my library for my books for my courses, makes reading and research papers very easy to read/write. Can’t recommend it enough!!!
@@user-qg4fk9yb1hwell if you choose the 256gb and 520gb options you’ll only get 9 cores instead of the 10 with the 1tb and 2tb models. So it’ll be better if you get the 1tb option. Hope this helps!
People splurge on TV’s for the display quality alone, no different here. MacBook Air with pedestrian LCD or ‘the most advanced display ever made’ with touch input and ability to detach from keyboard.
Exactly. If I’m not mistaken, LG provided the displays for Apple. LG arguably makes some of the best top of the line OLED tv’s and I have one of them. This year’s LG G4 to be exact. I completely agree with you. If you watch HDR content or play games, that makes this iPad worth it by itself. The deeper blacks, higher color accuracy, better brightness, and higher refresh rate is badass.
Why? I can do everything I want on an iPad without MacOS. Email, web browsing, watch videos, read books, write with both the Apple pencil and with a keyboard, draw. There's very little I can't do on it. I don't need MacOS.
macOS is not touch friendly and if porting when docked to an external display is your solution, that is niche, and no chance that will ever happen as there is zero upside for Apple.
that will never happen ever, NO. iPadOS is FAR SUPERIOR to macOS, just look at windows touchtops or android tablets, which are basically non existant. a complete mess. nothing has pro touch software like iPad. android hasnt even any pro software in the first place so.... there is a 99% chance an iPad can do your specific task better and faster than a mac could ever do. iPadOS is replacing macOS that is obvious to me. i cannot wait for pro, max and ultra series in the iPads, i need more power. and i need way bigger ipad Studios, but so far i am happy with where iPad is, it is apple best device hands down, ppl are just not educated.
I've own the 2018 11inch iPad Pro since it was released, kept pushing off upgrading because it worked fine for what I use it for (content consumption/amateur drawing) but after getting a 14 pro a couple years ago and being able to use an OLED screen for the first time as well as having a 16 inch MacBook Pro with an XDR display, getting myself the new 11inch 256gb iPad Pro was a no brainer for me
Once I’ve finished by studies, I’m exchanging my MacBook for the base M4 IPad Pro with the keyboard but no pencil. Will do everything I used my MacBook for apart from having slightly worse Microsoft apps (which I won’t need much after studies) but is a better option for flights, travel, is lighter and smaller and more. Great for more casual use once working full time
I’m gonna get me an iPad Pro 11”. I personally feel uncomfortable bringing my MacBook Pro to edit photos on the spot, when I can just bring an iPad for that sole purpose of editing on the go, but be more comfortable to where it’s not like having a feeling of bringing a heavier device just for editing. Having a iPad will also make my Apple ecosystem more accessible, but that’s a small reason for it.
@@jamchrista4784 I might do the same as OP. Card reader is not a huge deal since I've got dongle/adapters and I intend to mostly edit off the cloud. Import everything on my PC, edit on the go via Lightroom CC. An iPad is also easier to quickly pull out, edit a couple photos on a bus ride and chuck it back in the bag when alighting. It's not like MacOS has decent file management either. It's usable, but as a heavy Windows user, it's horrible for photo management. It's so bad I have to use Adobe Bridge as my photo file manager. In my case I don't think I'll be doing much file management, just purely editing and maybe exporting/sharing to my iPhone via AirDrop if required. The bulk of the final exports will still be done on my PC.
@@jamchrista4784 as stated before, I feel more comfortable bringing an iPad than a MacBook to edit while I'm out...less space, much lighter, and much more convenient for on the go purposes than the MacBook. Secondly, I carry a USB-C card reader with me when I take photos with my camera (before my iPad broke) to edit on the go. It may not be as good as the MacBook, but it still gets the job done; different devices, same results. Plus, I primarily take photos with my iPhone, so Airdropping them via my phone's hotspot is a simpler process than to have a card reader...not to mention, there's an app that can allow me to send photos from camera to iPad, so having a card reader is more like a backup option.
I recently sold my M1 iPad Pro to a friend going to physician assistant school, and I was sorely missing my iPad Pro for note taking/planning in GoodNotes; document scanning and signing and media consumption. I have the M1 MacBook Pro 14” and while it does all the same things, I do miss the touch aspect of my iPad as well as cellular connectivity while I’m out of the house and I don’t want to use public WiFi. I pre ordered the 13” silver in 256GB with the Apple Pencil and the Magic Keyboard.
I ordered the 13 inch 1TB. My current iPad is the 3rd gen. And it has served me well till the last couple years. So I figure it’s time. Got the 1TB because I camp off grid and out of cell range a lot and carry a lot of content with me. And it was crazy expensive! But figure if I get 10 years out of it like my last one then it’s worth it.
You’re missing the point they used the M4 processor to run the tandem OLED display, and also keep the heat down due to the thin case structure, and also to keep the battery life at 10 hours. they’ve also added copper below the Apple logo to try to dissipate the heat.The M4 will work a lot more efficiently in such a small package. It was not put in there to speed up programs, etc..
I believe that Apple using M4 to reduced the form factor to a very thin slate is great, and the new iPads are extremely impressive in terms of technology. The issue that many users are noting, though, is that almost everything that M4 IPad Pros can do also be done on M1 iPad Pros at close to the same speed. Even the older 2018/2020 iPads Pros are still great, though they don’t have Thunderbolt and external monitor support like the M-series. I’m also suspecting that the performance difference between the base M4s and the $3K version will not be that noticeable. I can understand why people would want Apple to significantly power up iPadOS to justify how expensive they can be.
In EU, the base 13" without any accessories is 1569 euros, which is just super expensive. I'm on a fence. Going to check benchmarks and stuff before getting it.
not worth that much for an iPad imo. even the m4 chip is limited with iPad os. you will end up spending 1500 euros to watch youtube play some mobile games and scroll big Instagram. trust me i did the same with the older m2 iPad pro and it just sits on my desk while i use my laptop or my phone.
@@theproblem9938 easily worth, no other device can deliver what ipad can, easily apple best product by far, phones are actually completely useless but an iPad, holy hell it changes your life. but most see them as big phones to watch youtube, which is not the case.
Same (using it now literally). Only way I'd upgrade/sell it if they put full blown Mac Os on these things. Otherwise I don’t see the point. Because if I was to “upgrade”, it's still running Ipad Os (but now a couple of milliseconds faster? Yay?)😢
Same. Unless they really come up with something game-changing this may be my last iPad (M1 Pro 1TB 11"). My MacBook Pro is more versatile and can run iPhone and iPad apps as well.....
@@bendalessandro2890 I don't have any issue with taking notes on it. It really depends on your personal preference and what you would be comfortable with.
I ordered the iPad Pro 11 space grey base model from Best Buy today. The cost was $999 minus $50 with my total membership discount and I got a free $45 credit on next order by using my Best Buy credit card and it comes with a 2 year extra warranty. Hope I am happy with it. Wasn’t sure if I should have gone with the base model air and saved $400.
Hands down best video on the IPad Pro hype. Thank you for making consumers ask the honest question - is it really worth it the cost vs a M2. Appreciate you for being authentic!
As a content consumer and not a creator, I'm no longer the target market for an iPad Pro anymore. Which is a shame, because OLED would be great for movies etc. But my current iPad Pro is happy because I'm going to buy it a new case as it's going to be around for a few more yearrs now😅
I have the 2018 11” pro, since security updates are ending, I feel I need to upgrade to something, hand it off to mom who doesn’t care about security updates. I very much want the OLED, just hard to justify at that price, especially when I have a M1 Max MacBook Pro, and an OLED monitor is more affordable 😂 I can’t edit photos to save my life with a mouse though. Those photos just get sent to a printer and hung on my wall and make no money, so $1400 for the iPad, $120 for the pencil and $300 for the keyboard hurts my soul.
@@GrigRP I drive a semi. Use a lot of guest WiFi in businesses when I stop for the night and my cellular reception is poor with both att and Verizon, and our entire lives are digital at this point. If the device was compromised, basically every part of me from the age of 12 onward is as well.
Great review , the only other update which I might actually be interested in would be the relocated camera to allow better landscape use…..I’m not sure that is worth the two grand though. Thoughts on Apple moving away from iOS on the iPad with a significant update at WWDC?
I went 13" 512 cellular even though I have a lot on the cloud as well. Upgrading from an 11" M1 Pro. Disappointed I get a binned chip in it because I didn't need 1TB for $400 more but excited to see what Apple does at WWDC, hopefully we have more reasons to use IPadOS than to watch movies and play games. I do use mine often for sheet music when I play live as well but even the cheapest iPad would handle that.
I got the 2022 model last week. When I heard about this one, I returned the other and got the 13” base model in silver. Main appeal for me is the OLED screen and the landscape camera.
I’m interested in the better screen on the 11” pro. I have an M1 12.9”, which I went for purely because of the improved screen over the 11” at the time, but the form factor has always been just a bit too big for my liking. It’s like lugging a laptop around, so I think it will be an 11”er for me.
Went for 11” myself for same reason, excited to see it tomorrow but price is insane, but I will keep it for years ahead so will be my way to justify it. Laptop can replace bigger screen, at least my usage 😊
I used college discount and ordered the iPad Pro 11 base model in silver for $899. I traded in my iPad 11 pro m2 with 256GB. Down was $85 and. 12 month 0% at $35.
@@makeitrainnaren they don’t verify at all. Doesn’t matter if you’re a student or not. They let everyone use the discount but there’s a limit to how many of each device you may buy.
I greatly appreciate your down to earth thinking and approach to tech reviews. You might want to do a compare of the iPad Pro 2024 vs Galaxy Tab S9 and talk about how Samsung already had many of the features in there years ago. Also mention how as great as the 2024 iPad Pro is now, its still missing GPS in its base model and IP68 water and dust resistance. I am buying the iPad Pro 2024, but I am still keeping the S9 as a backup for when I am near water or want to do some navigation.
I pre-ordered it. I didn't get the first iPad but did end up with maybe the 3rd gen & upgraded to the. 2nd iPad Air but end up giving that to my brother thinking that I would get another one but kept waiting. Finally decided that this was the one!
i have a macbook pro 16 inch , and am ordering the 11 inch m4 ipad base model , silver , with apple pencil . no magic keyboard because i dont see myself using the keyboard when i have a laptop , am getting it to fully use the pencil for notes and ideas and sketching stuff here and there , 11 inch instead of 13 for portability and good value for money as this time the 11 and 13 has no different in specs
Preordered it. I have a M1 but always wanted an OLED screen on it. The iPad is one of my primary devices for media consumption given how portable it is but the screen was always just ok. Now it seems like it has possibly the best screen Apple makes, so I’m all for it.
Love technology moving forward. Cannot wait to see what Apple shows at WWDC. No new purchases for this normal. Like most normals. When it comes to iPad I am going to stick with my 2017 Apple 12-inch iPad Pro 256 for content consumption. How much power do you need for content consumption?
Don’t you know, the new 11 is the new mini? 😊 The iPad mini is now in a deep Sleeping Beauty sleep, until a prince awakens it with a ingenious marketing kiss.
absolutely agree with you on every point. I'm waiting to see what the new iPadOS brings to the table even then I'm happy with my 12.9" M1 iPad pro. The cost of the new setup just kills any desire for it in my book
Had the 1st ever iPad Pro. Bought this to upgrade it. The old iPad Pro was running just fine, but the storage was running out and not able to get further updates.
What do you think about the 13" Air? I am leaning towards that. I have a Mac desktop. I am not an artist or professional. just looking for something larger and portable.
but is it really an upgrade? They're taking away a camera and forcing us to buy a new pencil and a new case? Plus it costs more? I'm thinking of keeping my iPad Pro 6th gen.
Still rocking an iPad Air M1. It has more power than my custom pc workstation. With a USB-C dock, I connect it to my 4K monitor and can do all of my video editing, livestreams, and everything else I need.
THANK YOU. I have a 10.5 original iPad Pro running an A10X. I barely run into limitations with it (save my awful battery life) I’ve been combing through videos and contemplating what value I would get by upgrading and I just don’t see it yet. I’m suspecting they have something planned for WWDC. I’ll wait till after that at least.
LOL, I preordered the Pro 11, coming from a 2018 Pro 11. Main reason? Battery issues on a 6 yr old Apple device and I guess the improvements in screen, connectivity and ….battery.
I am currently using 11” M1 iPad Pro more than my M1 MBA. Yeah! Love the new Magic Keyboard and the thin form factor. Thinking of getting the base model 11” M4 iPad.
I’ve been eagerly waiting this for quite some time. But I’m so disappointed that they don’t offer a smart folio keyboard anymore. I tried the magic keyboard with my Air 5, but didn’t like the weight. Also, the reach to the screen from the keyboard was weird. At the end of the day, this is still a touchscreen device, even if you have a touchpad. Maybe I’ll give it a second try, maybe I should find the previous iPad Pro and reuse the smart folio and pencil 2 I already have lol
I'm going to get the 13" pro model. I do a lot of video editing for the school I work for and my M3 MacBook Pro is starting to get a little to heavy for me to keep carrying it around everywhere. I think the portability will help when I need to move from classroom to classroom and continue editing.
5:25 hard agree. I never would've needed a laptop if I could install my necessary work apps along with good window management on my iPad Pro, but here I am.
I sure wish I could use my iPad as a full Mac when needed. I finally ditched my MacBook because iPad and MacStudio work for me 99% of the time but I have to borrow my wife’s laptop for the other 1%. It kills me that my iPad could run Mac software and I would never need a laptop if Apple allowed it. I would give them the additional price of a cheap Macbook just for the privilege.
Preordered simply for the camera placement. That alone makes it worth it for me. Bummed about having to replace the pencil and keyboard, but alas, it shall be done.
I have a 2nd gen 2018 iPad Pro 11 inch (though I got it new in 2021, old model, not so old iPad) and that thing is my WORK HORSE. It got me through high school and is now my primary note taking device for college (I don't even carry a notebook anymore). I usually handwrite my notes, but I have a Logitech Combo Touch as well. I also do some art on the side. I feel like I want to upgrade probably next generation. I would LOVE to have an M series chip and the extra Apple Pencil features are really appealing to me. But my current iPad still works fine, and I don't need to drop 2K right now. The only thing that's a little lack luster is the battery, which is to be expected. I also want to wait and see if Logitech makes a similar folio for this newer generation. I really want a magic keyboard, but it really bothers me that you can't detach it without removing the entire case or putting the keys face down on the table. I want to see how the thin design goes and see what they come up with next gen.
Ordered the cheapest 11 inch with the education discount. I’ve been dreaming about an OLED iPad pro for a long time. Reading documents on an OLED is just so much better. Also wanted to have final cut available, which I can’t get on my non M 2018 iPad Pro. That iPad has been my daily driver for 5 or 6 years. I still love it. But this new iPad is a dream come true.
I’m a high school student, and I preordered the 13 inch M4 iPad Pro with the accessories. I’m upgrading from my 2017 iPad Pro, which started to slow down with my power user student needs. I browse and annotate multiple huge PDFs (300+ MB) of my textbooks, and have ~1000 tabs open across safari tab groups. I also need to have a whole bunch of apps open and need my device to not get all laggy as I use my huge OneNote notebooks! I know it seems absurd to spend so much on an iPad, well that’s because it is. I just hope Apple gives us the OPTION of dual booting macOS when using the Magic Keyboard! This thing is faster than the M3 Pro MacBook Pro…
The base 256gb and 512gb versions only have a 9 core CPU with 3 performance cores and 6 efficiency cores. If u want 10 core CPU u need to get the 1tb version.
@@AbdelrahmanAnany This is most likely going to be a bigger difference compared to the lack of one performance core on the SoC. I hate this latest trend of Apple making difference within specific SKUs like this. Just annoying to obfuscate things in such a way. Especially without mentioning it in a more noticeable way upon ordering.
Still not sure which one to get. I would like to have Face ID, but spending 1200 euros for multimedia device seems like not a good choice. As a developer, i cannot do any proper job on it except youtube, web browsing and reading. I'm gonna be still needing Windows OS for .NET development. Any suggestion is more than welcome 🙂
I got the 1TB version because I wanted 16GB of memory. I keep several apps open at once and I'm hoping with more memory they won't have to reload as often.
M1 Air owner here. I hope they figured out how to get better battery life with the M2 model. Mine drains really quickly. Like 50%+ over the course of a 2-hour lecture
My laptop is a Surface Book. I ordered the 13 inch M4 to replace my galaxy tab S7 plus. It will be used for taking notes in the office and as a second monitor when I am at a clients office. I’ll also use it for media consumption, so the upgraded display is worth it to me.I’m thinking I might also use it as an RDP client to log into my server remotely if I can get it to hook up with my other monitors. In that way, it can be a laptop replacement without needing to have full computer operating software.
I love my s7 plus. I have both an IPad pro M1 and the S7+..... I prefer media consumption on the Samsung. Apps and programs for work are all done on my iPad. If I had to choose, I'd keep the Samsung because the screen and sound are better
This will be my first iPad (11" base model) and I haven't got one up until this point because no OLED. Cause honestly I can't go back to regular LED and its awful light bleeding/blooming. Its such a night and day difference.
My M1 pro is my daily machine for note-taking, sketching, browsing and emailing. I also use it for AI tools and multi tasking in conjunction with my M1 Max. It's an excellent machine. The new iPad pro is perfecting things like webcam placement and weight. I am however doubtful about the OLED screen as i am worried about PWM eye strain.
11 & 13-inch iPad Pro “complete package” pricing is more akin to MacBook Pro pricing, which I think is totally acceptable for those who want the best iPad they can buy for how they use the iPad. If you’re looking to get a cheap, good iPad comparable to a laptop, either of the iPad Air “complete packages” or even the standard iPad “complete package” is a better way to go for most people. So I don’t expect you’ll find that the base model iPad Pro complete package at $1500-1800 is suitable for most people, because it’s not intended for most people. And that’s okay.
I’m holding off for now because I still want to see what WWDC brings but I am leaning towards the new 13 inch pro. I am looking at making it my only computer. My daughter has my old iPad Pro with cellular and she uses it basically like a giant phone. Doesn’t leave home without it.
I ordered pretty much the same one. I am using it primarily to edit video with final cut. I much prefer that over doing it on my Mac mini I assume rendering and such will be faster One of the things that it will be able to do is use the final cut camera, which was probably the most interesting thing for myself in the presentation
Would anyone purchase both the 11” and 13” (or keep an older model of one size) to use for multiple purposes, ie. 11” mobile and 13” for office/work purposes?
I ordered a big one with lots of storage and cellular because I’m traveling 3-6 days a week so I have a lot of media downloaded and cellular so I’m not relying on hotel or other WiFi. But that’s just me. Mostly consumption but it also works well for school stuff. I would use a MacBook Air if it had cellular built in.
@@stevenrobertson4190 yep. Most recent version is 17.4.1 and that’s what I’m running. With WWDC next month it’s possible a major update will be released and no telling when they will drop support, but for now it’s fully supported.
Yup, I bit the bullet and pre-ordered it. Story time. So what happened was… I bought the first iPad Pro 12.9 and it’s still in use daily almost 10 years later. I it went to my stepfather after I ordered the 2018 with 1TB. But the MacBook Pro M1 was released so upgraded my MBP from the 2012 to the M1 with 1TB and thought I wouldn’t use the iPad Pro so I sold my 2018 with the keyboard and my friend stopped using his MacBook Pro once he received the 2018 iPad Pro and its still uses it daily. I was good with the new M1 MBP, or so I thought but found myself in some cases still missing the iPad Pro. Sooooo I bought a used M1 iPad Pro 12.9 with 256GB storage and keyboard for a good price and it’s been a daily driver but lacking in storage for how I use it. The MBP M1 hasn’t seen much love but in a few small one offs that I could probably just have used my Raspberry Pi 4 or windows laptop for. Things like de-bricking something and local hardware updates with a programmer. The mini-LED display on the M1 iPad Pro is impressive. Unfortunately I think someone at some point in time put a lighting plug into the USB-C port of the M1 IPad Pro and some pins are damaged for the data transfer. I have the part but have not done the repair yet. If I screw up the repair and crack that display I’m done, with the cost of that display would be more than the used price I paid for it. So now comes in the dual OLED thinner M4 iPad Pro with what seems to be a better keyboard. And a change to update again with more storage this time. Once I get the new one I ordered with 1TB and new keyboard I will probably do the repair on the M1 iPad Pro and if all goes well either sell it or pass it on. And now I am seriously thinking about selling the M1 MacBook Pro since it really doesn’t get used often. Selling both will help offset the new cost of the M4 iPad Pro. I also look at it like its an investment considering all my old iPad Pro are still being used daily almost 10 years old, and even my 2012 MBP is still being used almost every day. So hopefully the new iPad Pro M4 will last just as long and my only concern is the dual OLED and how these panels will handle burn in. Hope Apple is driving them with variable refresh rebate in tandem hopefully to help them also last 10+ years. I guess I will just have to wait and find out.
I really love having the latest and greatest Apple technology. However... this iPad upgrade from the 2022 M2 version, just doesn't quite seem justifiable to me. I just don't know what I would do with the extra power. iPadOS just doesn't use it all to begin with. The screen upgrade is nice, but not sure if it's worth the expense, to me, at least. Edit: I am looking for a reason to change my mind. I love upgrading tech. But without a good reason, I just cant bring myself to do it. If anyone has any good reasons I am not thinking of, let me know!
I agree with the end point you made. As great as it is to make all these technological advances for the iPad, what’s the point when iPadOS (in it’s current form) cannot come close to making use of all the power these devices have? I’ve got a 2020 iPad Pro, and it is still probably overkill for what I use it for lol
Many people do use the power. Are you saying that because you don't, Apple should downgrade it and deprive those who need the specs that they want? It seems a very peculiar attitude. My car goes 110mph, but I never break 70mph. Should car makers only allow 70mph because that is all I need?
I primarily use my iPad for drawing. I picked up the 12.9" when the M1 version came out as an upgrade to the 2018 11" one. I actually find that I have not liked the larger size over the last couple of years. I did decide to pick up the lowest end 11" this time, just because I want to move back to the smaller size and will just be passing down the old 12.9" to one of my kids. Got the pencil, but did not bother with the keyboard. Had it for my last one and used it maybe twice. Just need to find a good case with a kickstand.
8:19 iPad pro 2018 here, only 4GB RAM, 4G only and USBC limited to 10Gbps. I'd say there is slightly more reason to upgrade from 2018 than perhaps last gen but all depends on the individual.
I’m a CZcamsr myself and I do full on full editing in the da Vinci resolve on my M1 iPad Pro it’s just too good. It rarely even lags. I also play call of duty and it’s kind of smooth so definitely get the M1 iPad Pro.(don’t get the M1 iPad Air because it has 60 Hz). I think the M1 will last for another four years or five years. (But note the battery would degrade slowly)
@@AAAMAQ Thanks… Oh Ok But when u say rarely lags that means it does lag…does it only lag in DaVinci Resolve? How does it manage Final Cut Pro? I really wanna avoid lagging… maybe I’d have to use other video editing apps that use less resources… thoughts?
For the price it is very small and the bezels are thick and dont for get the HEAT for the same price you can get a 14.3 inch table with more fun surprises but a slower chip but more ram and more storage
no you cant, and not this runs same speed as M2 at half the power, ofc thick bezel, you need to hold it with one hand while operating with the other, this is a pro device to work with, and thickness is a total game changer, 100g less makes all the difference.
I think I finally decided to go with entry 256, upgrading my dads air 2 with my air 4 and getting the 13 iPad pro m4, he doesn’t technically need it but that air2 is slow and can no longer access his home because of the architecture update so it’s finally time.
Great video! I’ve never really understood the appeal of the iPad over my Mac. It just feels like a giant iPhone 🤷🏼♂️. Curious to see how/if apple utilizes the m4 in a new way
I absolutely meant iPod nano, I can’t believe I said it and then didn’t catch it when editing. 😅
LOL was gunna write here as well. And yes, pre-ordered 11" Air for the wife. She has a 2017 iPad Pro and all is good except the battery. Figured after 7 years it is a good investment.
iPadOS is far superior to macOS, tehy will never bring macOs to iPad, NOTHING has professional software made for touch from the ground up. i mean android is a complete joke just as windows touchtops, thats the mess you get with ancient OS on a touchscreen, the software has "some" touch features but in the end it really is a total mess and brings basically nothing to the table.
asking why an iPad needs so much power is like asking why a mac would need an M1 or even a pro or max or ultra series.
ofc for the same reason, ppl need more power.
the Problem is education, ppl have no idea about iPadOS and iPad in general.
they see it as a big iphone to watch youtube.
which is absolutely not the case.
I can't afford an iPad Pro 13; I don't have any iPad, but I do want one because I aim to pursue graphic design eventually.
@@Digital.Done.Right. says the iPad Pro is a waste, then proceeds to order a new Air, which according to your logic is also a waste of money.
@@Digital.Done.Right.I still got the 2017. I'm tempted to upgrade to an air but I feel like going to 60hz will be a downgrade.
I’m an engineer by day, MDiv master’s degree student by night. iPad Pro has been the only computer I’ve used for more than 5 years and it’s met all my needs and then some. It also serves as my library for my books for my courses, makes reading and research papers very easy to read/write. Can’t recommend it enough!!!
How much storage did you get?
I'm thinking about getting one for engineering too
@@user-qg4fk9yb1hwell if you choose the 256gb and 520gb options you’ll only get 9 cores instead of the 10 with the 1tb and 2tb models. So it’ll be better if you get the 1tb option. Hope this helps!
@@user-qg4fk9yb1h512 should be more than enough if you bring a slim ssd with you, you could probably get away with 256 tbh
@@user-qg4fk9yb1h I went with 512gb. I plan to replace my MacBook Pro m3 with this
Won’t the air also work
People splurge on TV’s for the display quality alone, no different here. MacBook Air with pedestrian LCD or ‘the most advanced display ever made’ with touch input and ability to detach from keyboard.
But the disability of a phone os
ipad is not a TV terrible comparison, please delete your comment.
Exactly. If I’m not mistaken, LG provided the displays for Apple. LG arguably makes some of the best top of the line OLED tv’s and I have one of them. This year’s LG G4 to be exact. I completely agree with you. If you watch HDR content or play games, that makes this iPad worth it by itself. The deeper blacks, higher color accuracy, better brightness, and higher refresh rate is badass.
@@hammerandthewrench7924many people watch more content on there iPad than a TV , so it isn’t as bad of a comparison as you or i may think
@@hammerandthewrench7924 I’ll get right on that just for you
I’m waiting for the iPad Mini 7 before deciding on anything just yet
Agreed the iOS needs to incorporate Mac OS system when docked . The M4 is powerful enough to do both os
Why? I can do everything I want on an iPad without MacOS. Email, web browsing, watch videos, read books, write with both the Apple pencil and with a keyboard, draw. There's very little I can't do on it. I don't need MacOS.
macOS is not touch friendly and if porting when docked to an external display is your solution, that is niche, and no chance that will ever happen as there is zero upside for Apple.
that will never happen ever, NO.
iPadOS is FAR SUPERIOR to macOS, just look at windows touchtops or android tablets, which are basically non existant.
a complete mess.
nothing has pro touch software like iPad.
android hasnt even any pro software in the first place so....
there is a 99% chance an iPad can do your specific task better and faster than a mac could ever do.
iPadOS is replacing macOS that is obvious to me.
i cannot wait for pro, max and ultra series in the iPads, i need more power.
and i need way bigger ipad Studios, but so far i am happy with where iPad is, it is apple best device hands down, ppl are just not educated.
Maybe a compromise would be bringing in some of the MacOS features that could work in iPad OS to bridge the gap between both OS variant.
The m1 is powerful enough also
I've own the 2018 11inch iPad Pro since it was released, kept pushing off upgrading because it worked fine for what I use it for (content consumption/amateur drawing) but after getting a 14 pro a couple years ago and being able to use an OLED screen for the first time as well as having a 16 inch MacBook Pro with an XDR display, getting myself the new 11inch 256gb iPad Pro was a no brainer for me
Same for me.
how is it working out for you
I've ditched all forms of laptops in favor of tablets and this ipad generation will be my next huge bump up from my ipad 9th Gen.
Looking to do this. Have you ever looked back?
This is me! Not everyone needs or wants a laptop. I've found I use it a lot more than I ever did any of my laptops too.
Not physically possible for me. I’m a graphic designer and no way I’d even try to do all my work on an iPad.
Once I’ve finished by studies, I’m exchanging my MacBook for the base M4 IPad Pro with the keyboard but no pencil. Will do everything I used my MacBook for apart from having slightly worse Microsoft apps (which I won’t need much after studies) but is a better option for flights, travel, is lighter and smaller and more. Great for more casual use once working full time
do you have a desktop PC?
I’m gonna get me an iPad Pro 11”. I personally feel uncomfortable bringing my MacBook Pro to edit photos on the spot, when I can just bring an iPad for that sole purpose of editing on the go, but be more comfortable to where it’s not like having a feeling of bringing a heavier device just for editing. Having a iPad will also make my Apple ecosystem more accessible, but that’s a small reason for it.
If you edit photos why would you ditch the card reader and OS that you get with MacBook?
@@jamchrista4784 I might do the same as OP. Card reader is not a huge deal since I've got dongle/adapters and I intend to mostly edit off the cloud. Import everything on my PC, edit on the go via Lightroom CC. An iPad is also easier to quickly pull out, edit a couple photos on a bus ride and chuck it back in the bag when alighting.
It's not like MacOS has decent file management either. It's usable, but as a heavy Windows user, it's horrible for photo management. It's so bad I have to use Adobe Bridge as my photo file manager. In my case I don't think I'll be doing much file management, just purely editing and maybe exporting/sharing to my iPhone via AirDrop if required. The bulk of the final exports will still be done on my PC.
@@jamchrista4784 as stated before, I feel more comfortable bringing an iPad than a MacBook to edit while I'm out...less space, much lighter, and much more convenient for on the go purposes than the MacBook. Secondly, I carry a USB-C card reader with me when I take photos with my camera (before my iPad broke) to edit on the go. It may not be as good as the MacBook, but it still gets the job done; different devices, same results. Plus, I primarily take photos with my iPhone, so Airdropping them via my phone's hotspot is a simpler process than to have a card reader...not to mention, there's an app that can allow me to send photos from camera to iPad, so having a card reader is more like a backup option.
Preordered the 13” iPad Pro with keyboard. I just love the look, thinness, the new screen looks great. Yep, excited.
I recently sold my M1 iPad Pro to a friend going to physician assistant school, and I was sorely missing my iPad Pro for note taking/planning in GoodNotes; document scanning and signing and media consumption. I have the M1 MacBook Pro 14” and while it does all the same things, I do miss the touch aspect of my iPad as well as cellular connectivity while I’m out of the house and I don’t want to use public WiFi. I pre ordered the 13” silver in 256GB with the Apple Pencil and the Magic Keyboard.
I have the 9.7" iPad Pro and looking at an upgrade with this iPad Pro. Looking forward to the unboxing.
I ordered the 13 inch 1TB. My current iPad is the 3rd gen. And it has served me well till the last couple years. So I figure it’s time. Got the 1TB because I camp off grid and out of cell range a lot and carry a lot of content with me. And it was crazy expensive! But figure if I get 10 years out of it like my last one then it’s worth it.
You’re missing the point they used the M4 processor to run the tandem OLED display, and also keep the heat down due to the thin case structure, and also to keep the battery life at 10 hours. they’ve also added copper below the Apple logo to try to dissipate the heat.The M4 will work a lot more efficiently in such a small package. It was not put in there to speed up programs, etc..
I believe that Apple using M4 to reduced the form factor to a very thin slate is great, and the new iPads are extremely impressive in terms of technology. The issue that many users are noting, though, is that almost everything that M4 IPad Pros can do also be done on M1 iPad Pros at close to the same speed. Even the older 2018/2020 iPads Pros are still great, though they don’t have Thunderbolt and external monitor support like the M-series. I’m also suspecting that the performance difference between the base M4s and the $3K version will not be that noticeable. I can understand why people would want Apple to significantly power up iPadOS to justify how expensive they can be.
In EU, the base 13" without any accessories is 1569 euros, which is just super expensive. I'm on a fence. Going to check benchmarks and stuff before getting it.
not worth that much for an iPad imo. even the m4 chip is limited with iPad os. you will end up spending 1500 euros to watch youtube play some mobile games and scroll big Instagram. trust me i did the same with the older m2 iPad pro and it just sits on my desk while i use my laptop or my phone.
@@theproblem9938 easily worth, no other device can deliver what ipad can, easily apple best product by far, phones are actually completely useless but an iPad, holy hell it changes your life.
but most see them as big phones to watch youtube, which is not the case.
I currently have the 11 inch M1 iPad Pro. Don't think I will be upgrading this time around.
Same (using it now literally). Only way I'd upgrade/sell it if they put full blown Mac Os on these things. Otherwise I don’t see the point. Because if I was to “upgrade”, it's still running Ipad Os (but now a couple of milliseconds faster? Yay?)😢
Same. Unless they really come up with something game-changing this may be my last iPad (M1 Pro 1TB 11"). My MacBook Pro is more versatile and can run iPhone and iPad apps as well.....
Yeah same. I have the 11 inch M1 iPad Pro too with 512GB of storage and I love it. I won’t be upgrading mine anytime soon.
Would you say that the 11 inch is too small for something like note taking?
@@bendalessandro2890 I don't have any issue with taking notes on it. It really depends on your personal preference and what you would be comfortable with.
I ordered the iPad Pro 11 space grey base model from Best Buy today. The cost was $999 minus $50 with my total membership discount and I got a free $45 credit on next order by using my Best Buy credit card and it comes with a 2 year extra warranty. Hope I am happy with it. Wasn’t sure if I should have gone with the base model air and saved $400.
Hands down best video on the IPad Pro hype. Thank you for making consumers ask the honest question - is it really worth it the cost vs a M2. Appreciate you for being authentic!
I actually went the opposite direction, sold my iPad Pro M2 and bought a refurbished M1 MacBook Pro. No regrets here.
Who cares?🤷🏽
Just curious why?
I got my M1 MBP in 2021 and it’s still runs so smooth. It doesn’t miss a beat.
@@Mr.CEO888People watching the video.
How does this compare to the Apple iPad fifth generation and is it worth the upgrade?
As a content consumer and not a creator, I'm no longer the target market for an iPad Pro anymore. Which is a shame, because OLED would be great for movies etc. But my current iPad Pro is happy because I'm going to buy it a new case as it's going to be around for a few more yearrs now😅
I have the 2018 11” pro, since security updates are ending, I feel I need to upgrade to something, hand it off to mom who doesn’t care about security updates. I very much want the OLED, just hard to justify at that price, especially when I have a M1 Max MacBook Pro, and an OLED monitor is more affordable 😂 I can’t edit photos to save my life with a mouse though. Those photos just get sent to a printer and hung on my wall and make no money, so $1400 for the iPad, $120 for the pencil and $300 for the keyboard hurts my soul.
@@M21assultWhy do you care about security updates?
@@GrigRP I drive a semi. Use a lot of guest WiFi in businesses when I stop for the night and my cellular reception is poor with both att and Verizon, and our entire lives are digital at this point. If the device was compromised, basically every part of me from the age of 12 onward is as well.
@@M21assult Lack of security updates won't get WiFi compromised.
Great review , the only other update which I might actually be interested in would be the relocated camera to allow better landscape use…..I’m not sure that is worth the two grand though. Thoughts on Apple moving away from iOS on the iPad with a significant update at WWDC?
I went 13" 512 cellular even though I have a lot on the cloud as well. Upgrading from an 11" M1 Pro. Disappointed I get a binned chip in it because I didn't need 1TB for $400 more but excited to see what Apple does at WWDC, hopefully we have more reasons to use IPadOS than to watch movies and play games. I do use mine often for sheet music when I play live as well but even the cheapest iPad would handle that.
I got the 2022 model last week. When I heard about this one, I returned the other and got the 13” base model in silver. Main appeal for me is the OLED screen and the landscape camera.
I’m interested in the better screen on the 11” pro. I have an M1 12.9”, which I went for purely because of the improved screen over the 11” at the time, but the form factor has always been just a bit too big for my liking. It’s like lugging a laptop around, so I think it will be an 11”er for me.
Went for 11” myself for same reason, excited to see it tomorrow but price is insane, but I will keep it for years ahead so will be my way to justify it.
Laptop can replace bigger screen, at least my usage 😊
I used college discount and ordered the iPad Pro 11 base model in silver for $899. I traded in my iPad 11 pro m2 with 256GB. Down was $85 and. 12 month 0% at $35.
yep, I used the EDU discount as well but I did graduate a bit ago, they never verify as a tip once you graduate lol.
@@makeitrainnaren they don’t verify at all. Doesn’t matter if you’re a student or not. They let everyone use the discount but there’s a limit to how many of each device you may buy.
@@nylotical yeah I literally said they don't verify lol.
@@nyloticalreally? Whats the limit?
I greatly appreciate your down to earth thinking and approach to tech reviews. You might want to do a compare of the iPad Pro 2024 vs Galaxy Tab S9 and talk about how Samsung already had many of the features in there years ago. Also mention how as great as the 2024 iPad Pro is now, its still missing GPS in its base model and IP68 water and dust resistance. I am buying the iPad Pro 2024, but I am still keeping the S9 as a backup for when I am near water or want to do some navigation.
I pre-ordered it. I didn't get the first iPad but did end up with maybe the 3rd gen & upgraded to the. 2nd iPad Air but end up giving that to my brother thinking that I would get another one but kept waiting. Finally decided that this was the one!
i have a macbook pro 16 inch , and am ordering the 11 inch m4 ipad base model , silver , with apple pencil . no magic keyboard because i dont see myself using the keyboard when i have a laptop , am getting it to fully use the pencil for notes and ideas and sketching stuff here and there , 11 inch instead of 13 for portability and good value for money as this time the 11 and 13 has no different in specs
Preordered it. I have a M1 but always wanted an OLED screen on it. The iPad is one of my primary devices for media consumption given how portable it is but the screen was always just ok. Now it seems like it has possibly the best screen Apple makes, so I’m all for it.
Love technology moving forward. Cannot wait to see what Apple shows at WWDC.
No new purchases for this normal. Like most normals. When it comes to iPad I am going to stick with my 2017 Apple 12-inch iPad Pro 256 for content consumption.
How much power do you need for content consumption?
I'm still so disapointed that there's no iPad mini, what the heck apple?!
Don’t you know, the new 11 is the new mini? 😊
The iPad mini is now in a deep Sleeping Beauty sleep, until a prince awakens it with a ingenious marketing kiss.
@@btsr2553 Maybe that marketing kiss will be a foldable device... who knows
They’ll probably bundle announce it with the new iPhones and Apple watches like the last one
@@arondyte318 yeah with airpods 4 (usb C hopefully), iphone 16, apple watch x
where's my ipad mini 7 pro with 120hz tandem oled, thinner bezel, m4 with thunderbolt 4, lidar scanner, and camera in landscape orientation?
absolutely agree with you on every point. I'm waiting to see what the new iPadOS brings to the table even then I'm happy with my 12.9" M1 iPad pro. The cost of the new setup just kills any desire for it in my book
Had the 1st ever iPad Pro. Bought this to upgrade it. The old iPad Pro was running just fine, but the storage was running out and not able to get further updates.
I feel you.
What do you think about the 13" Air? I am leaning towards that. I have a Mac desktop. I am not an artist or professional. just looking for something larger and portable.
Yeah, that’s not a bad pic. You can get one.
Given that it uses M4 chip, any chance it can link up to 2 external monitors?
I primarily use my larger iPad for zoom. For everyday use, I LOVE my mini.
i'm wondering, if you can charge the apple pencil 2 loose from an ipad, will it work on the new ones ?
I went wit 11 inch ipad pro 1tb and pencil pro, i have a macbook pro 16 so no need to type too much in the ipad.
but is it really an upgrade? They're taking away a camera and forcing us to buy a new pencil and a new case? Plus it costs more? I'm thinking of keeping my iPad Pro 6th gen.
i think its a great content consumption device to get that amazing screen for a thousand dollars. what else is cheaper and looks better?
Still rocking an iPad Air M1. It has more power than my custom pc workstation. With a USB-C dock, I connect it to my 4K monitor and can do all of my video editing, livestreams, and everything else I need.
Thanks for your thoughts. I’m having similar here 🤔 BTW, do both Wireless & 5G models have the GPS capability?
No, only 5g models have GPS. I use my I pad for maps on long trips and found out only 5g has GPS
@@OJG.85 Thank you kind sir.
Backlighted keyboard? That’s amazing!
THANK YOU. I have a 10.5 original iPad Pro running an A10X. I barely run into limitations with it (save my awful battery life)
I’ve been combing through videos and contemplating what value I would get by upgrading and I just don’t see it yet.
I’m suspecting they have something planned for WWDC. I’ll wait till after that at least.
Completely agree. I’m keeping my 13” M1 iPad Pro and keyboard I bought a few years ago from some really cool CZcams veteran!
LOL, I preordered the Pro 11, coming from a 2018 Pro 11. Main reason? Battery issues on a 6 yr old Apple device and I guess the improvements in screen, connectivity and ….battery.
I am currently using 11” M1 iPad Pro more than my M1 MBA. Yeah! Love the new Magic Keyboard and the thin form factor. Thinking of getting the base model 11” M4 iPad.
I’ve been eagerly waiting this for quite some time. But I’m so disappointed that they don’t offer a smart folio keyboard anymore. I tried the magic keyboard with my Air 5, but didn’t like the weight. Also, the reach to the screen from the keyboard was weird. At the end of the day, this is still a touchscreen device, even if you have a touchpad. Maybe I’ll give it a second try, maybe I should find the previous iPad Pro and reuse the smart folio and pencil 2 I already have lol
excited to see your video on it, dad!
I'm going to get the 13" pro model. I do a lot of video editing for the school I work for and my M3 MacBook Pro is starting to get a little to heavy for me to keep carrying it around everywhere. I think the portability will help when I need to move from classroom to classroom and continue editing.
Is the MacBook Pro you are talking about the 14" or the 16"?
I’m going for the 13 pro for the first time! Upgrading my m2. It’s finally light enough
5:25 hard agree. I never would've needed a laptop if I could install my necessary work apps along with good window management on my iPad Pro, but here I am.
I sure wish I could use my iPad as a full Mac when needed. I finally ditched my MacBook because iPad and MacStudio work for me 99% of the time but I have to borrow my wife’s laptop for the other 1%. It kills me that my iPad could run Mac software and I would never need a laptop if Apple allowed it. I would give them the additional price of a cheap Macbook just for the privilege.
I have the 2020 A12Z ipad pro should I upgrade? I have been using it for 4 years.
Preordered simply for the camera placement. That alone makes it worth it for me. Bummed about having to replace the pencil and keyboard, but alas, it shall be done.
I have a 2nd gen 2018 iPad Pro 11 inch (though I got it new in 2021, old model, not so old iPad) and that thing is my WORK HORSE. It got me through high school and is now my primary note taking device for college (I don't even carry a notebook anymore). I usually handwrite my notes, but I have a Logitech Combo Touch as well. I also do some art on the side. I feel like I want to upgrade probably next generation. I would LOVE to have an M series chip and the extra Apple Pencil features are really appealing to me. But my current iPad still works fine, and I don't need to drop 2K right now. The only thing that's a little lack luster is the battery, which is to be expected. I also want to wait and see if Logitech makes a similar folio for this newer generation. I really want a magic keyboard, but it really bothers me that you can't detach it without removing the entire case or putting the keys face down on the table. I want to see how the thin design goes and see what they come up with next gen.
my mini6 still got the power for my daily use. ;)
Ordered the cheapest 11 inch with the education discount.
I’ve been dreaming about an OLED iPad pro for a long time. Reading documents on an OLED is just so much better.
Also wanted to have final cut available, which I can’t get on my non M 2018 iPad Pro.
That iPad has been my daily driver for 5 or 6 years. I still love it. But this new iPad is a dream come true.
I’m a high school student, and I preordered the 13 inch M4 iPad Pro with the accessories. I’m upgrading from my 2017 iPad Pro, which started to slow down with my power user student needs. I browse and annotate multiple huge PDFs (300+ MB) of my textbooks, and have ~1000 tabs open across safari tab groups. I also need to have a whole bunch of apps open and need my device to not get all laggy as I use my huge OneNote notebooks! I know it seems absurd to spend so much on an iPad, well that’s because it is. I just hope Apple gives us the OPTION of dual booting macOS when using the Magic Keyboard! This thing is faster than the M3 Pro MacBook Pro…
The base 256gb and 512gb versions only have a 9 core CPU with 3 performance cores and 6 efficiency cores. If u want 10 core CPU u need to get the 1tb version.
Also 8gb RAM for sub 512gb variants vs 16gb RAM for 1TB and 2TB
@@AbdelrahmanAnany This is most likely going to be a bigger difference compared to the lack of one performance core on the SoC. I hate this latest trend of Apple making difference within specific SKUs like this. Just annoying to obfuscate things in such a way. Especially without mentioning it in a more noticeable way upon ordering.
Still not sure which one to get. I would like to have Face ID, but spending 1200 euros for multimedia device seems like not a good choice. As a developer, i cannot do any proper job on it except youtube, web browsing and reading. I'm gonna be still needing Windows OS for .NET development. Any suggestion is more than welcome 🙂
I got the 1TB version because I wanted 16GB of memory. I keep several apps open at once and I'm hoping with more memory they won't have to reload as often.
I preordered because I’ve wanted OLED for a while. It’s the only feature I’ve missed from my existing iPad Pro.
I ordered the 11 inch Air with 512gb. Can’t wait to get it 😊
M1 Air owner here. I hope they figured out how to get better battery life with the M2 model. Mine drains really quickly. Like 50%+ over the course of a 2-hour lecture
Agree, the m1 air battery not good, however also had m1 11 pro and battery also not good. Bigger 12.9 much better.
My laptop is a Surface Book. I ordered the 13 inch M4 to replace my galaxy tab S7 plus. It will be used for taking notes in the office and as a second monitor when I am at a clients office. I’ll also use it for media consumption, so the upgraded display is worth it to me.I’m thinking I might also use it as an RDP client to log into my server remotely if I can get it to hook up with my other monitors. In that way, it can be a laptop replacement without needing to have full computer operating software.
I love my s7 plus. I have both an IPad pro M1 and the S7+..... I prefer media consumption on the Samsung. Apps and programs for work are all done on my iPad. If I had to choose, I'd keep the Samsung because the screen and sound are better
Its big difference because of the tandem oled but in essence its more of the same
This will be my first iPad (11" base model) and I haven't got one up until this point because no OLED. Cause honestly I can't go back to regular LED and its awful light bleeding/blooming. Its such a night and day difference.
My M1 pro is my daily machine for note-taking, sketching, browsing and emailing. I also use it for AI tools and multi tasking in conjunction with my M1 Max. It's an excellent machine. The new iPad pro is perfecting things like webcam placement and weight. I am however doubtful about the OLED screen as i am worried about PWM eye strain.
can the magic keyboard play the game with its keyboard / track pad?
Gary, what’s the wood block for?
Can it survive the bend test?
11 & 13-inch iPad Pro “complete package” pricing is more akin to MacBook Pro pricing, which I think is totally acceptable for those who want the best iPad they can buy for how they use the iPad.
If you’re looking to get a cheap, good iPad comparable to a laptop, either of the iPad Air “complete packages” or even the standard iPad “complete package” is a better way to go for most people.
So I don’t expect you’ll find that the base model iPad Pro complete package at $1500-1800 is suitable for most people, because it’s not intended for most people. And that’s okay.
That is the sensible take I have yet to see much of today!
iPad has operating system benefits too. Full iCloud backup, apps like Genshin, procreate are only available on the iPad.
I’m holding off for now because I still want to see what WWDC brings but I am leaning towards the new 13 inch pro. I am looking at making it my only computer. My daughter has my old iPad Pro with cellular and she uses it basically like a giant phone. Doesn’t leave home without it.
I ordered pretty much the same one. I am using it primarily to edit video with final cut. I much prefer that over doing it on my Mac mini I assume rendering and such will be faster
One of the things that it will be able to do is use the final cut camera, which was probably the most interesting thing for myself in the presentation
Why didn't you think about the 13 inch version, is it too big?
I want to feel it in the hand and see it in person before buying for sure.
Would anyone purchase both the 11” and 13” (or keep an older model of one size) to use for multiple purposes, ie. 11” mobile and 13” for office/work purposes?
I ordered a big one with lots of storage and cellular because I’m traveling 3-6 days a week so I have a lot of media downloaded and cellular so I’m not relying on hotel or other WiFi. But that’s just me. Mostly consumption but it also works well for school stuff. I would use a MacBook Air if it had cellular built in.
I preordered the baseline 11" iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil Pro and it will be replacing my current 11" M1 iPad Pro.
oled is def the one thing you will notice
@@BlizzardWind99 Thats the main reason I pulled the trigger. If the OLED didnt come to the 11" I would've kept my current iPad.
You have to get the 1tb for the extra power.
I would buy the iPad Pro 11' base model with Apple Pencil Pro. I really don't need that keyboard maybe later on.
My 2018 iPad Pro and Apple Pencil 2 still work great for literally everything I use it for. Can’t see a need to upgrade yet, even after 6 years.
May I ask if the 2018 iPad Pros still have updates to the latest operating system?
@@stevenrobertson4190 yep. Most recent version is 17.4.1 and that’s what I’m running. With WWDC next month it’s possible a major update will be released and no telling when they will drop support, but for now it’s fully supported.
@@ericlamont4130 Thank you for your reply. I hope they continue to support them for a long time yet.
I do want one but my current device is too new to be replacing so I’ll wait and see what’s out when mine is at the end of its life.
Yup, I bit the bullet and pre-ordered it. Story time. So what happened was… I bought the first iPad Pro 12.9 and it’s still in use daily almost 10 years later. I it went to my stepfather after I ordered the 2018 with 1TB. But the MacBook Pro M1 was released so upgraded my MBP from the 2012 to the M1 with 1TB and thought I wouldn’t use the iPad Pro so I sold my 2018 with the keyboard and my friend stopped using his MacBook Pro once he received the 2018 iPad Pro and its still uses it daily. I was good with the new M1 MBP, or so I thought but found myself in some cases still missing the iPad Pro.
Sooooo I bought a used M1 iPad Pro 12.9 with 256GB storage and keyboard for a good price and it’s been a daily driver but lacking in storage for how I use it. The MBP M1 hasn’t seen much love but in a few small one offs that I could probably just have used my Raspberry Pi 4 or windows laptop for. Things like de-bricking something and local hardware updates with a programmer. The mini-LED display on the M1 iPad Pro is impressive. Unfortunately I think someone at some point in time put a lighting plug into the USB-C port of the M1 IPad Pro and some pins are damaged for the data transfer. I have the part but have not done the repair yet. If I screw up the repair and crack that display I’m done, with the cost of that display would be more than the used price I paid for it.
So now comes in the dual OLED thinner M4 iPad Pro with what seems to be a better keyboard. And a change to update again with more storage this time. Once I get the new one I ordered with 1TB and new keyboard I will probably do the repair on the M1 iPad Pro and if all goes well either sell it or pass it on. And now I am seriously thinking about selling the M1 MacBook Pro since it really doesn’t get used often. Selling both will help offset the new cost of the M4 iPad Pro. I also look at it like its an investment considering all my old iPad Pro are still being used daily almost 10 years old, and even my 2012 MBP is still being used almost every day. So hopefully the new iPad Pro M4 will last just as long and my only concern is the dual OLED and how these panels will handle burn in. Hope Apple is driving them with variable refresh rebate in tandem hopefully to help them also last 10+ years. I guess I will just have to wait and find out.
I have the 12.9” M1 iPad Pro and I’m not looking to upgrade as of today.
"I'm not going to yell at you" - thanks dad!
I really love having the latest and greatest Apple technology. However... this iPad upgrade from the 2022 M2 version, just doesn't quite seem justifiable to me. I just don't know what I would do with the extra power. iPadOS just doesn't use it all to begin with. The screen upgrade is nice, but not sure if it's worth the expense, to me, at least. Edit: I am looking for a reason to change my mind. I love upgrading tech. But without a good reason, I just cant bring myself to do it. If anyone has any good reasons I am not thinking of, let me know!
I agree with the end point you made. As great as it is to make all these technological advances for the iPad, what’s the point when iPadOS (in it’s current form) cannot come close to making use of all the power these devices have? I’ve got a 2020 iPad Pro, and it is still probably overkill for what I use it for lol
Many people do use the power. Are you saying that because you don't, Apple should downgrade it and deprive those who need the specs that they want? It seems a very peculiar attitude. My car goes 110mph, but I never break 70mph. Should car makers only allow 70mph because that is all I need?
@@andyH_England no, I wasn't trying to say they should downgrade the iPad. What I am saying is that iPad OS is holding the iPad back imo
I primarily use my iPad for drawing. I picked up the 12.9" when the M1 version came out as an upgrade to the 2018 11" one. I actually find that I have not liked the larger size over the last couple of years. I did decide to pick up the lowest end 11" this time, just because I want to move back to the smaller size and will just be passing down the old 12.9" to one of my kids. Got the pencil, but did not bother with the keyboard. Had it for my last one and used it maybe twice. Just need to find a good case with a kickstand.
Yup just did… are ESR cases any good? My last iPad was 2012 lol
I got 5 years out of my ESR case, current iPad has been in one since I unboxed it and it’s going great after about 18 month.
I had the 2018 iPad Pro 12.9. For the first time in 5+ years i bought a new one. I think OLED made the difference for me.
8:19 iPad pro 2018 here, only 4GB RAM, 4G only and USBC limited to 10Gbps. I'd say there is slightly more reason to upgrade from 2018 than perhaps last gen but all depends on the individual.
my mom wanted a new iPad. We have been waiting for many months now. Will get her the iPad Air 11" 128GB. good enough to meet her needs
Can I buy the M1 iPad Pro today just for basic video editing seeing I’m on a budget? Will the M1 iPad Pro hold up for many years?
I’m a CZcamsr myself and I do full on full editing in the da Vinci resolve on my M1 iPad Pro it’s just too good. It rarely even lags. I also play call of duty and it’s kind of smooth so definitely get the M1 iPad Pro.(don’t get the M1 iPad Air because it has 60 Hz). I think the M1 will last for another four years or five years. (But note the battery would degrade slowly)
@@AAAMAQ Thanks… Oh Ok
But when u say rarely lags that means it does lag…does it only lag in DaVinci Resolve? How does it manage Final Cut Pro?
I really wanna avoid lagging… maybe I’d have to use other video editing apps that use less resources… thoughts?
any current iPad can do that for the next 5 years easily.
For the price it is very small and the bezels are thick and dont for get the HEAT for the same price you can get a 14.3 inch table with more fun surprises but a slower chip but more ram and more storage
no you cant, and not this runs same speed as M2 at half the power, ofc thick bezel, you need to hold it with one hand while operating with the other, this is a pro device to work with, and thickness is a total game changer, 100g less makes all the difference.
I think I finally decided to go with entry 256, upgrading my dads air 2 with my air 4 and getting the 13 iPad pro m4, he doesn’t technically need it but that air2 is slow and can no longer access his home because of the architecture update so it’s finally time.
I ordered the black 13” pro. Main reason was how thin it looks.
I pre-ordered the Pro M4, base model. But I’m replacing my iPad Pro 10.5”…I think it’s past time for an upgrade!
Great video! I’ve never really understood the appeal of the iPad over my Mac. It just feels like a giant iPhone 🤷🏼♂️. Curious to see how/if apple utilizes the m4 in a new way
Still on the iPad Air 3rd gen, fast enough for me. Could do with more ports and a more open OS.