Review on Renewed Apple iPad Pro 11-inch, 1TB Silver, Wi-Fi (2nd Gen 2020) by Wiktor Redziski ᠌

I don't understand who this product was designed for or why the infamous M1 was given such heavy promotion. The iPad Pro was advertised as a super-mega tool that could complete any task quickly and easily, taking off your hat in the process. In fact, I just won't perform vital jobs on a tablet with this format. For instance, while I'm programming, I use a desktop computer with many large monitors and a standard mechanical keyboard with tactile switches. What I've seen online about modifying iPads and mechanical keyboards for programming seems to some enthusiasts to be a type of perversion. In all honesty, I don't even enjoy using computers for work. Because you require extremely powerful desktop gear (not this mobile misconception) and large monitors, 3D, which I also enjoy, is byped. What iPad-compatible 3D software is available? All the bulk packages are inoperable here. Video editing is something I do enjoy. Sorry, but I'm not a masochist, so I won't sit down and edit a lengthy video on this 11-inch diagonal misunderstanding. However, what is required for such work? Yes, there is a sizable monitor and cozy controls. Why then do I require this M1? what reason? for stunning marketing? Open a browser and a few background programs while turning on YouTube? I make some extremely important conceptual assertions. Apple continues to promote and spout drivel, leading people to believe that it is useful and, most idiotically, that it is essential. Instead of using some crazy tablet with an 11" diagonal and mobile apps, those who will actually work on professional solutions won't. For everyone else, it's just a lovely view in a cafe where you can sit with some serious cabbage soup on your face and maybe even take a photo. The only thing I'm willing to say is that drawing is probably more practical for 2D digital artists. I don't draw in two dimensions, but my wife is content.