Astonishing performance. Incredibly advanced displays. Superfast wireless connectivity. Next-level Apple Pencil capabilities. Powerful new features in iPadOS 16. The ultimate iPad experience.
Astonishing performance. Incredibly advanced displays. Superfast wireless connectivity. Next-level Apple Pencil capabilities. Powerful new features in iPadOS 16. The ultimate iPad experience.
Astonishing performance. Incredibly advanced displays. Superfast wireless connectivity. Next-level Apple Pencil capabilities. Powerful new features in iPadOS 16. The ultimate iPad experience.
Astonishing performance. Incredibly advanced displays. Superfast wireless connectivity. Next-level Apple Pencil capabilities. Powerful new features in iPadOS 16. The ultimate iPad experience.
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I had trouble deciding between the 13 inch vs the 11 inch IPad Pro. Glad i saved the $200 and went with the 11-inch. It is much lighter and although there is supposed to be a display difference I just could not really see it. Easier to travel with and use when on the move. Amazing camera for a tablet. Better than my Iphone 12 PM camera in my opinion. Connectivity is also impressive. I don't use high level programs but its obviously capable of much more.. 9.5/10( I do work for Verizon)
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I purchased the 11” over the 12.9” because it just felt better in my hand. I use this iPad for studying(videos and notes) mainly and I have no issues with it whatsoever. I also have the Pencil 2 to pair with it and the Magic Keyboard. I recommend all of those accessories to pair with the iPad. Makes like a lot easier. Not too heavy, not too thick. Just the right size and I’m a 6’2” male.
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Coming from iPad Pro 12.9, the 2nd generation. this is a big step up for a tablet! and it equipped and powered with M2 chip, it literally can do anything I throw at it. Also having the data plan on it is no brainer, I think I'll keep this tablet for maybe 6-7 years. Absolutely amazing. Also, it comes with a HDR display, if you watch a HDR contents on this, it's a thing of beauty! it looks fantastic! Also works well if you have Apple ecosystem.
I had trouble deciding between the 13 inch vs the 11 inch IPad Pro. Glad i saved the $200 and went with the 11-inch. It is much lighter and although there is supposed to be a display difference I just could not really see it. Easier to travel with and use when on the move. Amazing camera for a tablet. Better than my Iphone 12 PM camera in my opinion. Connectivity is also impressive. I don't use high level programs but its obviously capable of much more.. 9.5/10( I do work for Verizon)
I purchased the 11” over the 12.9” because it just felt better in my hand. I use this iPad for studying(videos and notes) mainly and I have no issues with it whatsoever. I also have the Pencil 2 to pair with it and the Magic Keyboard. I recommend all of those accessories to pair with the iPad. Makes like a lot easier. Not too heavy, not too thick. Just the right size and I’m a 6’2” male.
Coming from iPad Pro 12.9, the 2nd generation. this is a big step up for a tablet! and it equipped and powered with M2 chip, it literally can do anything I throw at it. Also having the data plan on it is no brainer, I think I'll keep this tablet for maybe 6-7 years. Absolutely amazing. Also, it comes with a HDR display, if you watch a HDR contents on this, it's a thing of beauty! it looks fantastic! Also works well if you have Apple ecosystem.
We purchased this iPad after originally wanting to get a Tab 8 for my 3 y.o. The payment price fit our budget (it was actually cheaper than the Tab). The features are awesome! The camera is amazing for a tablet! I like the new apps that come pre-installed. Set up was super easy. I highly recommend this iPad!
It’s heavy, feels heavier than my MacBook air (haven’t compared the actual weights).I wouldn’t say it’s actually user friendly- even for someone who has been using Apple products for a while.I read reviews that it could “replace a laptop.” But I haven’t found that to be true - I write a lot of documents and Microsoft word on my computer doesn’t work on this iPad (11in 2T). I spoke to Microsoft and they said I would need a separate subscription/purchase for the iPad (not iPads fault). Also, the drawing/picture editing apps aren’t the same as the computer options. They seem to have less functions available (and can’t purchase it have to have a subscription).Doesn’t seem to be any faster than my old MacBook Air (256GB, I think).
I bought this regardless of all the youtube rants. I originally bought the 1TB M1, but as soon as I received it, Apple announced the new M2’s. So I sent my M1 back and got the newer M2 with 2TB at almost the same price. People, please do not listen to all those negative youtube reviews. This iPad is awesome and this is my first iPad and I’m really loving it. I did buy the Apple keyboard, which is picture with my review. I’m so glad I bought it. Much better then my Samsung android tablet.
I upgraded from the M1 512gb to the M2 1tb. Did it mainly for the storage. But WOW it’s more of an upgrade than I originally thought. The M2 is noticeably faster. The Verizon 5GUW is AWESOME!!! It’s crazy how fast it is. Plus the Apple Pencil 2 hover feature is a ham changer if you use it for drawing and documents. Like a sleek preview mechanism. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE IPAD PRO M2!!!
I’ve had iPads since they were introduced. I decided it was time for a new one and splurged on the iPad Pro. I bought it on 2/11/23. I was so excited. I thought it was perfect. It was until 2/20 when the screen froze and there was no way for me to get it started. I couldn’t turn it off, I couldn’t even get the Apple logo to reset it. OK, so I went to a service center. They reset it and got it to work. I had to restore everything. Well, today (3/14/23) it happened again. I once again tried the internet solutions, but so far nothing has worked. I can’t restore it from my Mac either. I’m going to try and restore it from my PC tomorrow. I’m done for the day.I’ve had Apple products since the original Mac. This year, I’ve also bought a new iPhone 14 Pro Max and a new ... MoreI’ve had iPads since they were introduced. I decided it was time for a new one and splurged on the iPad Pro. I bought it on 2/11/23. I was so excited. I thought it was perfect. It was until 2/20 when the screen froze and there was no way for me to get it started. I couldn’t turn it off, I couldn’t even get the Apple logo to reset it. OK, so I went to a service center. They reset it and got it to work. I had to restore everything. Well, today (3/14/23) it happened again. I once again tried the internet solutions, but so far nothing has worked. I can’t restore it from my Mac either. I’m going to try and restore it from my PC tomorrow. I’m done for the day.I’ve had Apple products since the original Mac. This year, I’ve also bought a new iPhone 14 Pro Max and a new MacBook Air. I got an Apple Watch late last year. So I’m a fan girl from Day 1. Never have I had a dud like this iPad. Apparently this is a common problem given all the potential solutions on Apple Support and You Tube. If I can’t restore it myself, I’ll take it back in and see if the service center can “wipe” in again. And then… I’ll try to trade it in. For something else. I’m so done.Save your money.
The new iPad Pro 12.9 is the best tablet money can buy. I am so pleased with this tablet. Top-end power, a fantastic display, a so many great features. Slim body style and feels great in my hands. The speaker on this tablet is incredible, I rarely use my Bluetooth speaker when playing music. Phenomenal power, the display is amazing, picture quality outstanding and strong battery life. I am overall pleased with this tablet and still familiarizing myself with all of the great features.
Coming from a fifth generation iPad, it was hard to get used to not having the button at the bottom. Also other things to get used to with new iOS, like when I swipe up from the bottom, the taskbar pops up first, when I’m used to minimizing the screen first. So you kind of have to continue swiping to shrink your browser window, or search through apps, not sure if I’m explaining that clearly, but when you swipe up to get all the open windows and apps, and you can flick them up to make them disappear, that’s the function I’m talking about. I also IMMEDIATELY noticed this speaker, improvement, and how light weight and thin the unit is. Though it’s not the HDR screen the larger pro has, I think the quality is great, again a big improvement from my iPad fifth generation. ... MoreComing from a fifth generation iPad, it was hard to get used to not having the button at the bottom. Also other things to get used to with new iOS, like when I swipe up from the bottom, the taskbar pops up first, when I’m used to minimizing the screen first. So you kind of have to continue swiping to shrink your browser window, or search through apps, not sure if I’m explaining that clearly, but when you swipe up to get all the open windows and apps, and you can flick them up to make them disappear, that’s the function I’m talking about. I also IMMEDIATELY noticed this speaker, improvement, and how light weight and thin the unit is. Though it’s not the HDR screen the larger pro has, I think the quality is great, again a big improvement from my iPad fifth generation. It looks bigger than my iPad fifth generation, but it doesn’t feel any heavier or harder to hold. I have not bought the keyboard for it, but I’m thinking about it as it is seems from online reviews kind of handy to not drag my laptop inside or further taking out my laptop, plugging it in, and going through all that when this is always charged and in my room. I can swipe through emails, search the web, check out YouTube, social media, real estate, all very easily, while lying in bed without any discomfort. I added a slim shell case, as I don’t like those other cases that cover and prop up, and feel bulky holding while sitting in bed, or on the couch. Battery also last twice as long as my four or five year old fifth-generation. A dislike is the power down feature , though, I think I can fix that in settings, and screenshot doesn’t feel natural either. It’s set up where I pinch the top button and top volume button meaning I have to grab the top corner together with fingers on both hands and doesn’t feel easy to do in hand and I have to rest the tablet on my stomach to hold pressure while pressing. Old method better and more secure using the two palms of my hand on two opposite ends of the tablet made it much easier to hold without feeling like the tablet is gonna fly out of my hand, or fall on the ground. Also the old method was easy, either horizontally or vertically. I guess I have to get used to it if I can’t fix it in settings, which I know there are a few settings like that which I need to explore. So I’ve heard it before, and now I agree, Apple needs to bring back the button!!!
