Review on Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (2020), RU, 6GB/128GB, Wi-Fi Cellular, Space Gray by Stanislaw Mielicki ᠌

I bought a tablet so that I could use it for work-related activities like taking notes in meetings and negotiations (nothing will be lost even after years and can be readily sorted), working with electronic mail and papers, and so on (moreover, they are included almost in full size). Entertainment-wise, videos on YouTube, films, and television shows presented in such a diagonal are visually stunning. Since the diagonal measures up to that of full-fledged laptops, it makes sense that sites would load in the desktop version. During my search for a new phone, I found up a version with LTE (PCT, expired in a quaint shop) for the same price as the others. Before that, there were only wi-fi-enabled tablets (the different iPads up to the pro 10.5 / 12.9 (2nd), the Samsung tab). One pro is the ease with which documents may be retrieved from the cloud and downloaded on a tablet without the need to juggle between devices or networks. However it appears that autonomy declined as a result of this. The second generation iPad 12.9, the final model to feature a physical home button, lasted me three to four days, or two days at most under light use. Of course, it's nice that Apple devices can automatically sync with one another. A picture that I took with my iPhone is now accessible on my iPad through the built-in camera app. I selected the text on my tablet and cut and pasted it into my functional Mac. etc. Was I able to survive without a tablet? In a word, yeah. My work is more efficient, and my travels and planes are less tedious, all thanks to this handy gadget. If you're concerned about the cost (which is understandable given the high asking price), I'd suggest going with the 11-inch model or even the older, more reliable 10.5. I could never get used to how enormous the iPad Pro 12.9 2nd generation was, so I sold mine. You can safely take the earlier generation (with thinner frames), but it comes at a cost. Using an ipad pro 2022 on m1 is a bit more challenging; the primary issue is the device's much higher price (in my instance, 50 percent more expensive; both models are from the store) and the dearth of resource-intensive apps.