Review on Tablet Apple iPad Pro 11 (2020), RU, 6 GB/128 GB, Wi-Fi, silver by Guo Tai Lim ᠌

The most significant shortcoming of this tablet is its battery life. Even though it is starting to slow down, my ancient Air of 2022 still maintains a charge for a very long time even while it is being actively used. I am not exaggerating when I say that there was enough charge on it for a full week's worth of use, tk. I don't modify the content, and I don't play games on it almost at all (well, very little), but I do a lot of internet browsing and watch a lot of videos on YouTube. Nevertheless, the batteries on the iPad PRO 2022 only last a couple of days at most. The charging percentages disappear directly in front of our eyes, which is especially noticeable when we turn up the brightness or play games. It's a pretty weird circumstance, yet iPhones seem to have batteries that last even longer. To be fair, the tablet heats up adequately, particularly while being used for gaming. And I believe that this only has a bad impact on the condition of the battery, as its wear will be much more active as a result of this. P.S. as it turns out, I was just playing a game that wasn't optimized very well, which is why the tablet was getting extremely hot and the battery was dissipating right in front of my eyes. In general, the charge is accurate; yet, the impression that the Eir lasted longer has not been eliminated. Price. Now comes the part where things start becoming really intriguing. The price of the tablet is, without a shadow of a question, quite high. I purchased it at a department store chain for 69,990 dollars, which is its current market value. When we compare the cost of the iPad Pro 2022 to that of the iPad Air 4, it becomes clear that the Pro version is the more financially sensible option. The price of an Air 4 is 55,900, which is equivalent to 56 units. The difference between the two is only 14,000, but the Pro version offers significantly more capability than what this amount buys you! To begin, the cameras are of higher quality, the speakers have a frequency range of 120 hertz, the lidar, and the icing on the cake is that the base model has 128 GB of storage, as opposed to 64 GB in the Eire. If you opt for the Air 4 with 256 GB of memory, then this is exactly the same price as before (attention: 70,000)). If the air had cost 45,900, there is a good chance that I would have purchased it; nonetheless, maintaining a hold on 14 pieces while giving up such benefits is foolish.