I would love to go iPad only, but I do at least 50% of my work in Notion, and it frustrates me beyond belief that a lot of the functionality in Notion that is available on my MacBook is not available on the iPad version even though my M4 iPad has considerably more computing power than my old MacBook Air M1
Well said, Chris, and mirrors my ‘professional’ experience as well - although in a different industry: I’m a HW engineer and Executive at a startup. The iPad apps of even Excel and Keynote are severely constrained, either with inefficient workflow and/or some features totally missing. Combine that with frustrating limitations with the OS/file-management/etc and I’m less than 50% usable on my 13” M4 iPad Pro. So, if I’m headed off-site, at a coffee shop, etc, I can’t *just* use my iPad. So, if I want to take it for sketchingote taking then I have to just carry two devices with me. Only saving grace is that the 13” iPad is a *killer* 2nd monitor at a coffee shop when I need the extra real estate, or share a presentation with an investor, vendor or customer. But, otherwise… Why, Apple, why… 😢
Thinking of returning my M4 MacBook Pro for a M4 Mac Mini and iPad Pro 13’. I’m thinking I can get two beasts for the price of one. I will have a desk setup as well as something portable. Also, I have a Mac Studio display. Thoughts? My workload can easily be done off the mini and iPad Pro FYI nothing intensive enough where I would need more power.
I think it is the best. Personally i would go for the 11 inch. But iPad can handle everything light. (Media consumption gaming, note taking, beginning and starting projects (editing videos, swift coding, etc) but then at home you sit down and do the heavy lifting on the Mac mini. And a bonus you got yourself a 2nd touch screen monitor with high refresh rate and quality.
@ yea that’s EXACTLY what I was thinking! Two amazing machines for the price of one and gives me so much versatility for everything from media to work. Also a plus is the mini is so much better as far desk aesthetic goes as well!
@Dailytekk ,I think, in general, the iPads screen has a yellowish green tint to it . I believe , if something is white or gray, it’s supposed to look tint free . I corrected that by going into Accessibility/ Display and Text size/Color filters /Color Tint and adjusted the intensity almost 85-90% to the left and Hue possibly 85% to the right . I did this on my Mackbook Pro M1, iPad Pro and 16 Pro Max to make the Settings page look a white as possible , without too much of a magenta or blue hue .
Nice to see an honest take that avoids fan-boyism. Good report. The little nits are very painful, but I find the iPad is great for some very specific workflows that, if you do them enough, make it an invaluable part of your toolbox. It’s actually the best email processor I own, by far.
Cool insight re: Mail. Do you Apple Mail, or another email client (Superhuman, etc…)? I kinda agree, but sometimes iPad Apple Mail bugs me… on the lookout for better Mail app…
I’m a photographer and I just picked up a 2nd MacBook Pro (there are 2 of us) for my business. We have an iPad Pro (M2) but it mostly gets used for simple things that we don’t even need the M2 horsepower to do. I still find it easier to pull photos and videos off an SD card straight into Dropbox, via Mac, for my editor to grab. Maybe I can do that on the iPad but I just don’t because I love the SD card slot on the Mac. I use my iPad mini way more than the 12.9” iPad Pro. I also have the Apple Studio display but I never use it for the iPad. Additionally on the rare occasion I need to edit video it again seems quicker to pull it into Final Cut on the Mac than using Final Cut on the iPad. When Final Cut first came out for iPad I thought using the Pencil would be revolutionary but after a couple of video edits I went back to the Mac. I’m not sure what “Pros” are using the iPad instead of a Mac.
An iPad only scenario would be ideal to me. Very versatile, but it misses on the SW side. Mostly on 3rd party apps -- like banking -- that works best on a laptop. I enjoy the adaptable nature of the iPad with a keyboard + pencil and it would be great if I could drop the laptop altogether when traveling.
I'm sorry but all I could hear in this video is the first minute: "this set up costs $3000 and I can do 70% of what a computer does plus I can put windows ALMOST anywhere I want" Apple needs to stop trying to make the iPad happen. It is never gonna happen. And also can they please leave macOS alone. Let us install unsigned apps
Wish I could go iPad only but would never be able to happen due to the need for Mamp Pro (localhost software) to test changes to my website before moving them to the live site. I'm happy FCP finally has external drive support on iPad, but the lack of localhost software is what stops me from going iPad only and it seems that will NEVER be fixed due to lack of true file system.
You may already know this, but I plugged my iPad or Mac into a Caldigit TS3 Plus (TS4 works also) and then the LG Ultrafine 5K. Worked perfectly! I assume the Studio Display would also.
I have been using this exact same setup (M4 13 inch pro with studio display) for around 5 months now as my only “computer”. I am a digital artist so having a drawing tablet is a priority…but with the Magic Keyboard, it handles any kind of editing or media needs I need. There are a few hang ups and work arounds that come with working on iPads…but for my needs, i could easily get by with this setup.
I just bought the M4 iPad Pro a couple of weeks ago and it’s almost there. I want it to work sooo bad. I rely on Microsoft apps too much and they’re just not up to the speed that I need them to be. 😢
@ yeah I get it. I guess you just kind of have to let iPads be iPads sometimes lol. They are slowly getting there. They will never truly be the All in one tablet/laptop solution. Simply because Apple cant have them cutting into MacBooks profits. I can get by with it because I dont rely on any Microsoft applications or heavy workflows. It’s just frustrating having the M4 iPad Pro be as ridiculously powerful as it is…just to become bottlenecked by its software limitations.
Love my iPad and use it for my day job and for browsing and content consumption, but I like multiple screens and being able to stream multiple things at the same time. Also don't care for the photo/video editing experience. For those, my MBP is superior.
Oddly enough I find that my iPad Pro (M4) beats my MacBook for plain old office work- my employer has banned the use of Teams and other Microsoft apps on a personal laptop, but iPads qualify as mobile devices and are exempt from this ban. This means that I can easily switch across Onedrive accounts with a single tap and use the official iPad apps rather than the crippled web versions on the Mac. Apart from that, using Blink allows me to code on my VPS with Visual studio, and (working in science) reviewing papers is much better on the iPad with the pencil. Working Copy allows me to clone and work with git repositories. I also find my creativity is boosted on the iPad, and my students love my classes when I draw stuff in Keynote. Bad things include the clumsy file system and the incomprehensible associations of applications with data types (even opening a Word document does not put Word in the list of potential applications….). Mixed bag but for me it works in like 80% of the time.
I know LumaFusion works great with a second monitor. Curious you showing people comparisons between new Final Cut update, LumaFusion and davinci resolve.
I am lucky. I use my iPad for everything. I am creating documents in Pages & spreadsheets in Numbers. Then of course, there is email & websites- so my needs are simple.
I have a question for you... as much as I've seen you create iPad focused content. If you decided to go Mac-only, how would those percentages change? You seem to rely on the iPad for creativity and brainstorming... are there certain criteria placed on different aspects of your workflow. For example... creativity and brainstorming are likely the most important part of creating content, so would you place a higher percentage on that?
Also I have had just about every dock you can think of, even the ivanky which is pretty pricey, the acasis is the best I have used and the omly one that really has no glitches using all the features heavily. And it is a pretty good deal but tb4 is really important for me. I had a 55gb nikon raw files I was transfering the other day (I still photograph weddings and portraits for fun even though I am shifting to webDev) and my tb4 externals (acasis, zeke, hyperdrive, graulab and quizlab are blazing(quizlab the the coolest by far and just by a smide the fastest (3800mps)) but mt sandisk pros, crucicals and other took approx 15 minutes to transfer where as the tb4 externals took 20 seconds, crazy fast. Yes they are expensive but well wort it, but make sure you do your homework, the zeke and hyperdirve get hot but the acasis with the fan and especially the quizlab(no fan and the coolest) run really cooland no fear of them over heating and ruining a $350-400 nvme stick
Would love your feed back and any help or corrections to misunderstandings I have please. I was super bummed with the new ipados update. I really thought finally apple would bring it closer to mac os, they should after so many years allow us to create a folder on the desktop and use it but maybe I am missing something plus when you connect a drive it should pop up on the desktop or oprn a files manager window. Thats a huge disappointment. Late last year I bought a loaded m3max macbook and a really optioned out m1 mb pro becuase I was in school for Full Stack Web Dev and it is a pain to get vscode working on the ipad pro. I thought this might be a really compact and lightweight option to grabbing a macbook for quick edits at a coffee shop. And I got all the bells and whistles, I spent an extra $1000 to go from the 8gb to 16gb and 256gb to 1tb only to find a 13% difference in performance and what apple doesnt tell you is that if you get less than the 16gb/1tb option you get a binned chip. So I was a little ticked off when I spent over $2500 and it still isn't really doing all it could. There should be two thunderbolt ports or at least 1 usb3 and tb4 port. And if I was to do it again I would skip the apple keyboard and go right to apples magic keyboard and mouse and integrate that into the touch screen use. Yes they did improve allot hardware and software but by the time you add the magic keyboard the size and weight brings us into the m4 mb air range., Also I learned two other things. When I went to buy the mackboo max I got it pretty loaded at first, Then I sawa week after I ordered it that apple is really not beig so transparent in what they sell anymore. The base model has a quater of the m3 chip (binned), two tb4 ports, a bus speed of 150mhz (below most laptops 200mhz at a much cheaper price point) and if you go up to the better mackbook pro you get 1/3 the m3 chip (still binned) three ports and a 200mhz bus speed but if you go up over $4,000 (was spending $3700 at first with the slower bus speed and 1/2 the m3 chip) you get the unbinned m3 chip, three tb4 ports, an extra contorller and 400mhz bus speed. So I upgraded the extra $400. I really believe apple is playing this out two sell two devices. An artist or sales consultant etc might be more inclined to the Ipad or ipad pro, and an engineer or high use user a macbook pro. But the devices if intergrated so that you could pick either one up and basically use the apps and operating system without much difference would sell allot more of both. I think apple is afraid the ipad will canabalize the macbook prosales and thats why they do this. And the file structure and management system is the key to everything on a computer. It doesnt matter how fast, efficient etc if you cant very easily access your files. And I have been with apple since day one. Mac OS is the bomb, ipadOS is a disappoinmtnet at this stage and ios does what it does very well. And I wont be upgrading mym3max until 2026 becuase with oled coming tp mbp and the huge upgrade in the m4 performance all around the board, I really think by 2026 they will really have rounded out all the rough edges with ai and hardware, right now they are rushing to stay one step ahead of everyone else, and the m4 is extremely impressive, and yes they could have had that technology in the m3 chips but sales are sales.
iPad Pro and Mac mini might be the best of both worlds. We just need Apple to create a 1st part remote Mac application or feature so i can be away and remote onto my mac.
look at WD Black Dock, i picked up a empty one cheep, put my own nvme in it, and i use with ipad pro, very small dock, multi use, with rgb. about size mac mini, or smaller?
What I need is the ability to click on a file and open it in something other than the default. I click on word file and can’t open it in pages. I have to open pages first, find the file to do that. Every other OS. Let’s me right click to do that
ipados18 was a big disappointment in the file app and files management I think I really thought they would have something I could bounce back and forth from my m3mbmax and 13 inch m4 ipad pro, but not so far, not even close
I love Apple products! I do genealogy and the iPad has been a game charger in that I have gone paperless! I use the Apple Pencil and the Magic Keyboard. Now if I could switch out my Windows laptop for a Mac book, my genealogy world would be fabulous🎉🎉🎉😊 love your videos too!
A lost of the comments are the same as mine. I’m iPad only EXCEPT for dang near anything Microsoft related. Then I remote into my M3 MacBook Air (still annoying).
I love the iPad and I wish I could use it 100%. But sadly every time I connect to it my monitor it shows the green screen after 5 minutes max. Then I have to unplug and plug in again, and that just continues. Anyone know a solution? 😢
Apple has had opportunities to unleash the power within the iPad, but here we are with an M4 chip, OLED display and unfortunately iPad OS. I'm tired of hoping and wishing that this is the year Apple will finally improve the iPad. Apple hasn't and won't. The iPad Mini does nearly the same things the pros can do. iPads are just a companion device or a niche use case device and not a full computer device.
I would love to go iPad only, but I do at least 50% of my work in Notion, and it frustrates me beyond belief that a lot of the functionality in Notion that is available on my MacBook is not available on the iPad version even though my M4 iPad has considerably more computing power than my old MacBook Air M1
That's true. Notion mobile app sucks a lot.
Right! I’ve asked them to improve the iPad experience but they continue to neglect it.
Well said, Chris, and mirrors my ‘professional’ experience as well - although in a different industry: I’m a HW engineer and Executive at a startup. The iPad apps of even Excel and Keynote are severely constrained, either with inefficient workflow and/or some features totally missing. Combine that with frustrating limitations with the OS/file-management/etc and I’m less than 50% usable on my 13” M4 iPad Pro. So, if I’m headed off-site, at a coffee shop, etc, I can’t *just* use my iPad. So, if I want to take it for sketchingote taking then I have to just carry two devices with me. Only saving grace is that the 13” iPad is a *killer* 2nd monitor at a coffee shop when I need the extra real estate, or share a presentation with an investor, vendor or customer. But, otherwise… Why, Apple, why… 😢
Thinking of returning my M4 MacBook Pro for a M4 Mac Mini and iPad Pro 13’. I’m thinking I can get two beasts for the price of one. I will have a desk setup as well as something portable. Also, I have a Mac Studio display. Thoughts? My workload can easily be done off the mini and iPad Pro FYI nothing intensive enough where I would need more power.
I think it is the best. Personally i would go for the 11 inch.
But iPad can handle everything light. (Media consumption gaming, note taking, beginning and starting projects (editing videos, swift coding, etc) but then at home you sit down and do the heavy lifting on the Mac mini. And a bonus you got yourself a 2nd touch screen monitor with high refresh rate and quality.
@ yea that’s EXACTLY what I was thinking! Two amazing machines for the price of one and gives me so much versatility for everything from media to work. Also a plus is the mini is so much better as far desk aesthetic goes as well!
@Dailytekk ,I think, in general, the iPads screen has a yellowish green tint to it . I believe , if something is white or gray, it’s supposed to look tint free . I corrected that by going into Accessibility/ Display and Text size/Color filters /Color Tint and adjusted the intensity almost 85-90% to the left and Hue possibly 85% to the right . I did this on my Mackbook Pro M1, iPad Pro and 16 Pro Max to make the Settings page look a white as possible , without too much of a magenta or blue hue .
Nice to see an honest take that avoids fan-boyism. Good report. The little nits are very painful, but I find the iPad is great for some very specific workflows that, if you do them enough, make it an invaluable part of your toolbox. It’s actually the best email processor I own, by far.
Cool insight re: Mail. Do you Apple Mail, or another email client (Superhuman, etc…)? I kinda agree, but sometimes iPad Apple Mail bugs me… on the lookout for better Mail app…
@@jdtransformation Gmail actually. Superhuman would probably also be great.
I’m a photographer and I just picked up a 2nd MacBook Pro (there are 2 of us) for my business. We have an iPad Pro (M2) but it mostly gets used for simple things that we don’t even need the M2 horsepower to do. I still find it easier to pull photos and videos off an SD card straight into Dropbox, via Mac, for my editor to grab. Maybe I can do that on the iPad but I just don’t because I love the SD card slot on the Mac. I use my iPad mini way more than the 12.9” iPad Pro. I also have the Apple Studio display but I never use it for the iPad. Additionally on the rare occasion I need to edit video it again seems quicker to pull it into Final Cut on the Mac than using Final Cut on the iPad. When Final Cut first came out for iPad I thought using the Pencil would be revolutionary but after a couple of video edits I went back to the Mac. I’m not sure what “Pros” are using the iPad instead of a Mac.
An iPad only scenario would be ideal to me. Very versatile, but it misses on the SW side. Mostly on 3rd party apps -- like banking -- that works best on a laptop. I enjoy the adaptable nature of the iPad with a keyboard + pencil and it would be great if I could drop the laptop altogether when traveling.
I’ve been iPad Pro only now for a couple years and absolutely love it.
I'm sorry but all I could hear in this video is the first minute: "this set up costs $3000 and I can do 70% of what a computer does plus I can put windows ALMOST anywhere I want"
Apple needs to stop trying to make the iPad happen. It is never gonna happen. And also can they please leave macOS alone. Let us install unsigned apps
Finally!! Dude i was scouring RUclips for a recent video for this all week! Thanks so much
Wish I could go iPad only but would never be able to happen due to the need for Mamp Pro (localhost software) to test changes to my website before moving them to the live site. I'm happy FCP finally has external drive support on iPad, but the lack of localhost software is what stops me from going iPad only and it seems that will NEVER be fixed due to lack of true file system.
The biggest pity of this build is that the ipad pro cant output 120hz on the monitor. I just can't work with 60hz anymore.
Do you have to buy a monitor that works on 120 Hz which is gonna be kind of expensive.
You may already know this, but I plugged my iPad or Mac into a Caldigit TS3 Plus (TS4 works also) and then the LG Ultrafine 5K. Worked perfectly! I assume the Studio Display would also.
I don't really have the need to make it my only device. I am happy with it being a supercharged tablet.
I have been using this exact same setup (M4 13 inch pro with studio display) for around 5 months now as my only “computer”. I am a digital artist so having a drawing tablet is a priority…but with the Magic Keyboard, it handles any kind of editing or media needs I need. There are a few hang ups and work arounds that come with working on iPads…but for my needs, i could easily get by with this setup.
I just bought the M4 iPad Pro a couple of weeks ago and it’s almost there. I want it to work sooo bad. I rely on Microsoft apps too much and they’re just not up to the speed that I need them to be. 😢
@ yeah I get it. I guess you just kind of have to let iPads be iPads sometimes lol. They are slowly getting there. They will never truly be the All in one tablet/laptop solution. Simply because Apple cant have them cutting into MacBooks profits. I can get by with it because I dont rely on any Microsoft applications or heavy workflows. It’s just frustrating having the M4 iPad Pro be as ridiculously powerful as it is…just to become bottlenecked by its software limitations.
I want to be able to install a level desktop app on the iPad!
Love my iPad and use it for my day job and for browsing and content consumption, but I like multiple screens and being able to stream multiple things at the same time. Also don't care for the photo/video editing experience. For those, my MBP is superior.
Oddly enough I find that my iPad Pro (M4) beats my MacBook for plain old office work- my employer has banned the use of Teams and other Microsoft apps on a personal laptop, but iPads qualify as mobile devices and are exempt from this ban. This means that I can easily switch across Onedrive accounts with a single tap and use the official iPad apps rather than the crippled web versions on the Mac. Apart from that, using Blink allows me to code on my VPS with Visual studio, and (working in science) reviewing papers is much better on the iPad with the pencil. Working Copy allows me to clone and work with git repositories. I also find my creativity is boosted on the iPad, and my students love my classes when I draw stuff in Keynote. Bad things include the clumsy file system and the incomprehensible associations of applications with data types (even opening a Word document does not put Word in the list of potential applications….).
Mixed bag but for me it works in like 80% of the time.
I know LumaFusion works great with a second monitor. Curious you showing people comparisons between new Final Cut update, LumaFusion and davinci resolve.
I am lucky. I use my iPad for everything. I am creating documents in Pages & spreadsheets in Numbers. Then of course, there is email & websites- so my needs are simple.
I have a question for you... as much as I've seen you create iPad focused content. If you decided to go Mac-only, how would those percentages change? You seem to rely on the iPad for creativity and brainstorming... are there certain criteria placed on different aspects of your workflow. For example... creativity and brainstorming are likely the most important part of creating content, so would you place a higher percentage on that?
I’ll answer this on Dailytekk 2 soon… thanks for the great question
Have you tried Davinci Resolve with this setup?
It allows second screen at Full Screen when I edit in this layout😃
Really wonder why you can’t use picture in picture when in the camera app.
Also I have had just about every dock you can think of, even the ivanky which is pretty pricey, the acasis is the best I have used and the omly one that really has no glitches using all the features heavily. And it is a pretty good deal but tb4 is really important for me. I had a 55gb nikon raw files I was transfering the other day (I still photograph weddings and portraits for fun even though I am shifting to webDev) and my tb4 externals (acasis, zeke, hyperdrive, graulab and quizlab are blazing(quizlab the the coolest by far and just by a smide the fastest (3800mps)) but mt sandisk pros, crucicals and other took approx 15 minutes to transfer where as the tb4 externals took 20 seconds, crazy fast. Yes they are expensive but well wort it, but make sure you do your homework, the zeke and hyperdirve get hot but the acasis with the fan and especially the quizlab(no fan and the coolest) run really cooland no fear of them over heating and ruining a $350-400 nvme stick
Would love your feed back and any help or corrections to misunderstandings I have please. I was super bummed with the new ipados update. I really thought finally apple would bring it closer to mac os, they should after so many years allow us to create a folder on the desktop and use it but maybe I am missing something plus when you connect a drive it should pop up on the desktop or oprn a files manager window. Thats a huge disappointment. Late last year I bought a loaded m3max macbook and a really optioned out m1 mb pro becuase I was in school for Full Stack Web Dev and it is a pain to get vscode working on the ipad pro. I thought this might be a really compact and lightweight option to grabbing a macbook for quick edits at a coffee shop. And I got all the bells and whistles, I spent an extra $1000 to go from the 8gb to 16gb and 256gb to 1tb only to find a 13% difference in performance and what apple doesnt tell you is that if you get less than the 16gb/1tb option you get a binned chip. So I was a little ticked off when I spent over $2500 and it still isn't really doing all it could. There should be two thunderbolt ports or at least 1 usb3 and tb4 port. And if I was to do it again I would skip the apple keyboard and go right to apples magic keyboard and mouse and integrate that into the touch screen use. Yes they did improve allot hardware and software but by the time you add the magic keyboard the size and weight brings us into the m4 mb air range., Also I learned two other things. When I went to buy the mackboo max I got it pretty loaded at first, Then I sawa week after I ordered it that apple is really not beig so transparent in what they sell anymore. The base model has a quater of the m3 chip (binned), two tb4 ports, a bus speed of 150mhz (below most laptops 200mhz at a much cheaper price point) and if you go up to the better mackbook pro you get 1/3 the m3 chip (still binned) three ports and a 200mhz bus speed but if you go up over $4,000 (was spending $3700 at first with the slower bus speed and 1/2 the m3 chip) you get the unbinned m3 chip, three tb4 ports, an extra contorller and 400mhz bus speed. So I upgraded the extra $400. I really believe apple is playing this out two sell two devices. An artist or sales consultant etc might be more inclined to the Ipad or ipad pro, and an engineer or high use user a macbook pro. But the devices if intergrated so that you could pick either one up and basically use the apps and operating system without much difference would sell allot more of both. I think apple is afraid the ipad will canabalize the macbook prosales and thats why they do this. And the file structure and management system is the key to everything on a computer. It doesnt matter how fast, efficient etc if you cant very easily access your files. And I have been with apple since day one. Mac OS is the bomb, ipadOS is a disappoinmtnet at this stage and ios does what it does very well. And I wont be upgrading mym3max until 2026 becuase with oled coming tp mbp and the huge upgrade in the m4 performance all around the board, I really think by 2026 they will really have rounded out all the rough edges with ai and hardware, right now they are rushing to stay one step ahead of everyone else, and the m4 is extremely impressive, and yes they could have had that technology in the m3 chips but sales are sales.
iPad Pro and Mac mini might be the best of both worlds.
We just need Apple to create a 1st part remote Mac application or feature so i can be away and remote onto my mac.
So much port usage. There has to be a more simplified solution… maybe?
Do you know if you can have two 2️⃣ monitors on those that would be cool
look at WD Black Dock, i picked up a empty one cheep, put my own nvme in it, and i use with ipad pro, very small dock, multi use, with rgb. about size mac mini, or smaller?
What I need is the ability to click on a file and open it in something other than the default. I click on word file and can’t open it in pages. I have to open pages first, find the file to do that. Every other OS. Let’s me right click to do that
ipados18 was a big disappointment in the file app and files management I think I really thought they would have something I could bounce back and forth from my m3mbmax and 13 inch m4 ipad pro, but not so far, not even close
@@rolandsilvajr1 improving file management would allow people to use their mac workflows on ipad - its a key area for improvement
Is 256gb enough 😮
Link for the wall shelf ?
Grovemade
I love Apple products! I do genealogy and the iPad has been a game charger in that I have gone paperless! I use the Apple Pencil and the Magic Keyboard. Now if I could switch out my Windows laptop for a Mac book, my genealogy world would be fabulous🎉🎉🎉😊 love your videos too!
A lost of the comments are the same as mine. I’m iPad only EXCEPT for dang near anything Microsoft related. Then I remote into my M3 MacBook Air (still annoying).
Does the M1 MacBook Air base model support Apple intelligence? Also I don’t see much of it online
Yes it does
I love the iPad and I wish I could use it 100%. But sadly every time I connect to it my monitor it shows the green screen after 5 minutes max. Then I have to unplug and plug in again, and that just continues. Anyone know a solution? 😢
just get a thunderbolt 4 dock with 8K output...
What tube light is in video???
Neewer
Bought and returned it within 1 week. Nope.
Apple has had opportunities to unleash the power within the iPad, but here we are with an M4 chip, OLED display and unfortunately iPad OS. I'm tired of hoping and wishing that this is the year Apple will finally improve the iPad. Apple hasn't and won't. The iPad Mini does nearly the same things the pros can do. iPads are just a companion device or a niche use case device and not a full computer device.
Wondering why people don't understand that Apple won't make the iPad only comfortable due to profit😄
6:54 : Sigma OS 😆🤣
Wont happen.
Boooooooo