Nah… it’s gotta be the M1 Pro that’ll be in the next iPad Pro. Apple is probably gonna ride the M1 Series for a few more years. Once they decide to upgrade to the M2 series, I bet they’ll announce the regular, pro, max, and ultra variants at the same time. 🤷🏾♂️
@@yoyoyodavo if they put the m1 pro in the ipads, the macbook m1 pro buyers would really be angry. lmao. but i hope they put the m1 pro and even m1 max. hehe.
I’d rather have Apple include more features into iPadOS before they come out with a new iPad pro. The damn 2021 is already too fast for iPadOS, and as an owner of one I’m still unable to fully take advantage of the M1. Hopefully IOS 16 will change that.
@@yoyoyodavo the power draw and size of the m1 pro would probably be to much for an ipad the m2 is going to be more power efficient, not to mention the cooling the m1 pro needs a fan
because the box has to be big enough for the iPad anyway. The environment line was just a distraction apple and other phone manufactures use. For a product the size of an iPhone, by removing the power adapter they can significantly reduce the size of the box and thus fit more of them per container ship/transport more weight in the same space. With current freight prices they are saving a fortune and is why other companies quickly followed even if they were hold outs up until 1-2 years ago. In a product the size of an iPad, removing the power brick does not provide a similar space saving opportunity.
Damn, still remember buying an ipad 2 32GB Cellular version for OVER $800! And then buying an ipad 3 (retina) 32GB Cellular version 2 months later for ANOTHER $800 because I was stupid and didn't know the updated model was being released a month after I bought the 2... Funny thing is, the ipad 2 STILL WORKS! While the ipad 3 (retina) stopped charging and will no longer turn on.
I still use my iPhone 4s as an iPod! Which is crazy because I have gone through three iPhone 5/5s in the same amount of time! Like what did they do to these things, that they got rid of on the others?
@@footsorebird0365 I wouldn't be surprised if moving to the taller screen reduced durability. Since it was more long and less wide. Which is probably why the ditched the all glass
I just replaced the battery in my iPad3. It was running great until the digitizer cracked, which why I opened it up. Putting in a new battery was just a bit of preventative maintainance.
@@saud..- With an operating system that limits you with their proprietary apps and a limited app store? It's not that great to be honest with even a really fast processor, I really want MacOS on it. JingOS has shown how Apple could make a better OS for the iPad, hell, even Android has shown them that. A 2018 iPad is perfect enough.
@@VibeMusicAI i completely disagree. the banter between him and the camera guy was fantastic and pretty hilarious. its an unboxing video. its very boring so you need to spice it up
I had a 10th gen iPad ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA . Felt it getting pretty slow at times even after doing a reset. So I am using that as a tablet for my 5 year old son and got this 9th gen version. MUCH faster, a little slimmer, smaller bezels, all around a leap forward. Plus, for the price that’s about $130-$150 cheaper than a current new model this is a nice deal. I look forward to the M-series CPUs coming into iPads which will really help future proof these tablets better but these latest CPUs are pretty strong and should do better to last several years with no compromises.
I am not an apple user by a longshot. I'm team android and google through and through... EXCEPT if anyone asks me for a tablet specifically, I feel like the Apple iPads is where it's at. There is simply no competition in the sleek look and great usability feel. My mother's iPad 1 still works today.
It's a lovely idea having high speed transfer rates on the ipads. Except every time i open the files app and use an ssd, everything bricks up. Files app freezes. It's been a constant problem, it's never improved, and i don't understand why it's never discussed. As of right now, transferring files to an external device isn't a functional thing. But maybe all my external devices and ipads are just broken.
@@rdvgrd6 No. I don't wanna. I want my tablet experience to be better, because all the pieces are there to make it better except for the will of the corporation that makes it. I love the iPad. The iPad has more potential than the Mac for the average consumer who is currently served by the MacBook Air. Apple is limiting that potential, so as consumers, we have a right to call for Apple to change course and give the iPad its due
@@Gilamath. apple will never make an iPad run MacOS There are technical reasons why apple is staying away from it aside from conspiracy theory that apple is trying to milk money from you. Apple will be happy to cannibalize their own product if they can innovate and disrupt the industry. Making an iPad run MacOS isn’t one of them. It’s a step backwards. You’ll just get an inferior desktop experience with MacOS on iPad. Every single implementation have experienced that this far. There’s only so much your thumbs can do to manipulate small desktop gui elements. It’s not suited for tablet. Apple has a long term plan like they did when they revealed M1. It would be foolish to think they are giving out M1 iPad Air just because they could.
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu an inferior desktop experience is better than no desktop experience. I mean, when I'm using desktop mode on my Surface Pro 99% of the time it's got at least the keyboard and trackpad plugged in, if not a mouse as well. If you've got an air or pro with a magic keyboard sitting on your desk there is no valid reason why that device shouldn't be able to run Mac OS.
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu all due respect friend, but… huh? Who said MacOS? MacOS is not the goal here. We already have a phenomenal MacOS M1 device. Several, in fact. I want an M1 iPad Air or iPad Pro that fully utilizes the hardware in a sensible manner. MacOS is not that, as you spent lot of time explaining sensibly, albeit in response to a point I didn’t make Right now, the M1 is simply better in a laptop. It yields better battery life, better real-world performance, and more flexibility in use case. I could understand if Apple wanted to dial down the performance of the iPad M1 to make it a better fit for portability. But they haven’t. They haven’t put in the work to make these two revolutionary advances in computing fit together correctly. And the main hinderance to that is the current state of iPadOS Maybe they need to split iPadOS into a consumer-grade and a pro-grade OS, maybe they need to discontinue support for the old, underpowered iPads, maybe they just need to work on cleaning up the back end. But for sure they need to do something if they want to pull the potential out of these devices
A13 in the base iPad is the iPhone 11 Pro processor. It's still veryfast. Can easily edit video, etc. on it. It's the same speed as the Snapdragon 8 chip in the latest $1000+ Samsung Tab S8 tablets.
Riley, You should try reviewing a Galaxy Tab S8 with Dex Mode - seriously I have switched from an iPad Air to a Tab S7 and it's freakin great, especially that I can make calls from it and use it mounted as my infotainment system for my car! And I can make calls and text from it without my phone on me unlike Apple iPad bullcrap
Aaand TBH I loved the iPad, but it felt to me like an always limited device...Connecting to monitor, multitasking, copying files from my dslr - waay better on S7. Phonecalls also were a deal breaker to me as 50% of the time I didnt get any on my iPad from an iPhone.. and in Samsung I just have a sim card and it calls like a regular phone but with bigger screen :)
Because you can tailor Android to your needs. It feels like YOUR device, as opposed to using Apple products: it feels like it's still theirs and you're just dealing with how to use it.
i think its funny how every tech channel ridicules USB and HDMI naming in a merciless way just like it needs to be because even as a tech enthusiast its freakin confusing.
11:10 you can actually use the iPad Air with the bigger version of the Magic Keyboard. You just have to press the connectors from the iPad and the Keyboard together, just like the magnets would. It works, but it doesn’t holds onto the keyboard at all.
@@petrixzsevenz2123 Well that isn't really apples fault. Developers could put the entire Adobe suit on the iPad, they could even make it identical to the Mac version. Hell they run the same hardware now. They just....don't. I use my iPad pro for lightroom mostly, and then lumafusion and affinity photo. Fantastic and very powerful apps. Other than that and note taking I don't have much use for it. Sometimes I connect it to the TV to mirror the screen. Or just for watching videos or reading. If the iPad didn't have those three apps and the pen I wouldn't really see any use in the device tbh.
From my experience owning an iPad Air generation 4, I would not be calling it a computer. It is, however, the best Chromebook as it can actually do everything a Chromebook can and more. So if all you're doing is using a word processor, the web, and Spotify, it is close enough to a PC to be very good.
Unfortunately it's spreadsheet capabilities are severely lacking to claim it's on the same level as a chrome book. A chrome book can use the full feature set of Google Drive, which is still way lesser then desktop Excel.
I love how it ends with Riley basically recommending 99.9% of regular people you just get the current cheap iPad instead. Which I feel like is probably totally true. An absolutely a cherry on top of this not review, review.
Tablets have been criticized for lacking functionality over the years and it hasn't changed. iPads (and tablets in general) are still overblown phones and laptops beat them for actual multipurpose use. Would love to see a tablet-like user interface and battery life with the added functionality you get with a full fledged OS on a tablet.
@@anomuumit Yep, I feel the exact same. I still very much like tablets but I couldn't agree more as far as their functionality goes. We still haven't gotten a true replacement for a desktop/laptop though we keep getting closer and closer. It's definitely going to be a software thing and I can't help but wonder will it be Microsoft,Apple or somehow a third company that I can't think of that has a ton of money to pour into software R&D. The way I am looking forward to it being much better in the future though I can't help but wonder how long it's really going to take.
I have the leather skin on my 12.9” iPad Pro and can confirm it disables contact with the Magic Keyboard… apparently there’s a blurb at the bottom of the leather skin purchase page that says it won’t be compatible with the keyboard anymore once you use the skin lol 😪
If you're interested in this device, consider instead buying a refurbished iPad Pro. The 2018 11" iPad Pro is going to be an overall better experience for most potential iPad Air customers. It has FaceID (which is a better experience on a tablet than a phone), better speakers, and a display with an adaptive refresh rate. It also has a 128 gb storage option, which is the best storage option for a modern high-end iPad for most people. 64 gigs fill up fast but most folks don't need their tablet to have a full 256 gb. Why pay a premium for storage you don't need? It doesn't have Center Stage, so if you really want that you might not want to buy an older iPad. The iPad Pro also has an A12x chip rather than an M1, which is based on the A14. Performance-wise, the A12x and the M1 will give users the same experience because iPadOS is the main limiter in both cases. But, you might only get iPadOS support for 6 or 7 years on the 2018 iPad Pro, while you'd likely get about 8 to 9 on an iPad Air. If you plan on keeping your iPad till 2031, buy the new one. Otherwise, the 2018 Pro will last you as long as you need Oh, and just in case it isn't clear, buying refurbished is much better for the environment.
I just wish the regular ipad would ditch the home button and shrink the top and bottom bezels already. As a professional musician, I desperately want an iPad to put my sheet music on but its hard to justify the extra expense of the air and the screen on the regular iPad just isn't big enough to comfortably view music on. But as my music binders get thicker and I have to remove pieces that I don't play as much, the hassle of managing sheet music just gets worse every day.
Controversial opinion: usb naming scheme actually makes sense. Just embrace the official marketing term for the thing "superspeed" instead of "three". It's "usb superspeed", "usb superspeed 10" and "usb superspeed 20". If you want make it shorter you can just write "usb ss" like for example in official usb logo for that standard.
iPad Pro with Mac OS and a magic keyboard would be KILLER. Sometimes. Then the one time I need Ethernet to check a server I’m out of luck but it will be glorious until then.
I've been in the market for a tablet for about a year. After playing around between the ipads and galaxy tabs, comparing features and prices, I've decided on the Galaxy tab S8 model. I needed storage expansion, included pen, and better multitasking. I was very close to buying an ipad but it just wasn't made for my needs once the s8 series launched.
Well luckily, Apple is slowly making iPadOS more intuitive while keeping that simplicity that Apple devices have. They finally unlocked the ram a bit more for the 16GB pro. Maybe soon we’ll get some sort of 12GB ipad Air? XD
I don’t know about anyone else, but I actually like Logitech’s Folio Touch case for my iPad Pro better than Apple’s Magic case. So much more flexible plus I just think it looks nicer.
I bought a Combo Touch for myself and a Magic Keyboard for my artistic sister. I thought I was being the nice older brother, but it turns out I may have gotten the better end of the deal! I mean, don't get me wrong, the Magic Keyboard is pretty awesome. But while it's the absolute perfect keyboard experience for a tablet, it is a distressingly subpar case. The Combo Touch offers a phenomenal keyboard experience, though the Surface-style stand has as many cons as pros. Its case experience is easily superior, and it's half the price
@@Gilamath. 100% agreed! Plus for my usage, the kickstand is actually far more useful. Even when using it on my lap I’ve never found it to be a problem, and I love how I can prop it up comfortably next to me in bed to watch TV.
Like they're well made tech, but after using a few over the years, tablets are just not super useful for me. I'd rather have a laptop in almost every scenario and dont want a touch device and a laptop instead of just a 2 in 1.
@@DanKaschel same. I think I was screwed over because I bought a “gaming” laptop that didn’t even have a dedicated Laptop GPU, and ran like shit even for small art stuff. Bought me a Ipad Pro and it already has replaced it perfectly (Games run better too ironically)
That's a discussion I've had with my dad a few times. He wanted to send me a tablet as a birthday present, but neither of us could think of anything I'd use it for. Oh, he had ideas. The closest he got to something I'd do was games, but I don't enjoy playing games on a touchscreen.
All sucessful manufacturers do whenever they can. Even saving a penny-per-part by using it on multiple products can potentially make the difference between earning a profit or taking a loss. It all comes down to volume and maximizing use across the product line.
Yes. It's a sensible, consumer-friendly decision that allows for backwards compatibility with many different accessories while allowing Apple to sell an M1-enabled device for $600. This is not a given for Apple, and we should encourage them to do this more often with more devices
you should be laughing. A12z is going to get you just about the same experience as the M1, but the device is better and you got it two years before everyone else. Early access, dude
Now we‘ll wait and see which chip Apple is gonna put inside their next iPad Pro. My guess is the M1 Pro for the 128GB and 256GB and the M1 Max for the higher storage options.
iPhones do not need USB-C :V Those things charge well with lightning anyway. Only things that need them, are iPads since they have such big butteries, and take a bit more power I guess. Mostly. Because I do not like how there is no quick way to tell which USB-C does what. I want one that can do data and charging, and another for charge only, but they don’t have quick visual signs of which they do. The only issues, is that lightning is USB-2 not 3 or 3.1 or even 3.2 which is mostly because of limitations (mostly because of the pins) but the could’ve done USB-3 at some point.
@@BenjaminArntzen Oh really? I'm sure that they had absolutely no idea. Thank you for that incredibly valuable information. Also, there's a reason that they started their comment with "imagine."
Didn't watch the video yet but expect it to get around 10 years of updates. Anyways what I find funny is that the M1 in here has 8GPU cores while the iMac base model gets 7 for much more money.
1:48 - a family member has a rock solid one, but for me, i've had to replace ipads twice now and it still has issues, there's definitely a build quality issue with their initial run. first one had sparks flying out the battery charge port (static discharge maybe? idk), 2nd and 3rd ones have a creaking issue where if you twist or press it with slight pressure on the back, some part of it makes sounds and wobbles from the back chassis. this 3rd one literally has the battery see-saw back and forth from pressure on the back, probably due to the removable battery strips instead of glue. since no one is buying the initial first run (because the last gen is going on huge discounted sales) they're still having issues 3-4 months later, even with the replacement units.
The only thing i am actually dissapointed by is the fact that the m1 architecture is arm and not risc-v. Like i get it, risc-v is not exactly production ready, it still has a long way to become your arch to go: arm has that much more specialists, apple themselves have that much more expirience with arm, arm has that much more ips made for it, that much more platforms, that much more cores, and the industry is just that much more ready for arm in general than to risc-v. However i will be damned if risc-v is conceptually that much more appealing due to open source nature of it.
I think all day battery means, you can use it between hours, and it’s standby battery usage is quite low. Like, even on this iPad 5th Gen, it can last all day on a full charge, because sometimes I have it idle and locked for 30 minutes between some usages
The USB and HDMI standards are getting really screwed up name wise. Is it HDMI 2.1 VRR? Who knows. Does it support USB 3.1 Gen 1? Gen 2? 2x1? 1x2? 3.2? 3.3?
I do think the m1 is a weird position towards the air as it feels oddly similar to the A15 being in an SE. I think they should have pushed to A12X instead and pushed with more fluid screen such as 90hz. It feels confusing to whats left of improving the air but its screen. I mean I'd probably choose the 10.5 iPad pro over this regardless of its chip advancements but usb c sure is a catch
Riley's rant about USB totally made this video 😂
to be fair, those people creating the naming should... go to hell 2 gen 1x2 oh I man hell 2 gen 2 2x1....
yeah what is up with usb naming bs
the usb namers are hopped up on magic mushrooms. OI!
@@michaelwood9866 those from HDMI did use the same stuff, probably... (just less ;) )
Compare with the iPad mini
Thank you, USB Forum, for making USB names complicated as hell
You are a couple of years late.
I liked this video just because I enjoy watching Riley, I miss his crazy brother too.
Barret was fun, I miss him too
The vibe in these Apple unboxing vids has been very laissez-faire and I'm here for it.
Mdr je connaissais pas cette expression
Untrue, there isn't any slavery.
I’m guessing this means that the upcoming iPad Pro will switch to the M2.
Nah… it’s gotta be the M1 Pro that’ll be in the next iPad Pro. Apple is probably gonna ride the M1 Series for a few more years.
Once they decide to upgrade to the M2 series, I bet they’ll announce the regular, pro, max, and ultra variants at the same time. 🤷🏾♂️
@@yoyoyodavo tbh, them releasing the pro and max variants about a year later gives them the time for feedback and improvements on the first iteration
@@yoyoyodavo if they put the m1 pro in the ipads, the macbook m1 pro buyers would really be angry. lmao. but i hope they put the m1 pro and even m1 max. hehe.
I’d rather have Apple include more features into iPadOS before they come out with a new iPad pro. The damn 2021 is already too fast for iPadOS, and as an owner of one I’m still unable to fully take advantage of the M1. Hopefully IOS 16 will change that.
@@yoyoyodavo the power draw and size of the m1 pro would probably be to much for an ipad the m2 is going to be more power efficient, not to mention the cooling the m1 pro needs a fan
Funny that power adapter are still shipped with iPads although "this has a significant impact on the environment"
because the box has to be big enough for the iPad anyway. The environment line was just a distraction apple and other phone manufactures use. For a product the size of an iPhone, by removing the power adapter they can significantly reduce the size of the box and thus fit more of them per container ship/transport more weight in the same space. With current freight prices they are saving a fortune and is why other companies quickly followed even if they were hold outs up until 1-2 years ago. In a product the size of an iPad, removing the power brick does not provide a similar space saving opportunity.
@@Jsteeeez This. And a chance for an add on sale.
I truthfully think it's because unlike the iPhones, most iPads have switched to USB-C.
@@narwhal4304 I kinda like it to have Type C come with my product
How many iPads does Apple sell? How many iPhones? That has something to do with it, for sure.
Damn, still remember buying an ipad 2 32GB Cellular version for OVER $800! And then buying an ipad 3 (retina) 32GB Cellular version 2 months later for ANOTHER $800 because I was stupid and didn't know the updated model was being released a month after I bought the 2...
Funny thing is, the ipad 2 STILL WORKS! While the ipad 3 (retina) stopped charging and will no longer turn on.
My grand parents still using their iPad 2 as well lmao.
I still use my iPhone 4s as an iPod! Which is crazy because I have gone through three iPhone 5/5s in the same amount of time! Like what did they do to these things, that they got rid of on the others?
Wasn't 3 the one that overheated? That's probably why it stopped working
@@footsorebird0365 I wouldn't be surprised if moving to the taller screen reduced durability. Since it was more long and less wide. Which is probably why the ditched the all glass
I just replaced the battery in my iPad3. It was running great until the digitizer cracked, which why I opened it up. Putting in a new battery was just a bit of preventative maintainance.
Riley is excellent. I do miss NCIX's tech news channel, but with Riley at LTT, life is fantastic.
You know we have Techlinked now right?? LTT's own tech news channel hosted by Riley, just like the old days.
I swear the A12X from 4 years ago is still plenty fast enough
Some people really need the extra power.
It really is, for iOS is still gonna be solid for the next 3 years, same with the slightly faster A12Z
@@saud..- With an operating system that limits you with their proprietary apps and a limited app store? It's not that great to be honest with even a really fast processor, I really want MacOS on it. JingOS has shown how Apple could make a better OS for the iPad, hell, even Android has shown them that. A 2018 iPad is perfect enough.
My A9 iPad 5 is still fine, it’s really surprising.
I have one of those. It runs the mobile version of player unknown battlegrounds better than the PC version my RTX 3060 runs.
those 2 need to do more videos together. that was the most I ever laughed in all LTT videos
@@VibeMusicAI i completely disagree. the banter between him and the camera guy was fantastic and pretty hilarious. its an unboxing video. its very boring so you need to spice it up
I had a 10th gen iPad ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA . Felt it getting pretty slow at times even after doing a reset. So I am using that as a tablet for my 5 year old son and got this 9th gen version. MUCH faster, a little slimmer, smaller bezels, all around a leap forward. Plus, for the price that’s about $130-$150 cheaper than a current new model this is a nice deal. I look forward to the M-series CPUs coming into iPads which will really help future proof these tablets better but these latest CPUs are pretty strong and should do better to last several years with no compromises.
I am not an apple user by a longshot. I'm team android and google through and through... EXCEPT if anyone asks me for a tablet specifically, I feel like the Apple iPads is where it's at. There is simply no competition in the sleek look and great usability feel. My mother's iPad 1 still works today.
It's a lovely idea having high speed transfer rates on the ipads. Except every time i open the files app and use an ssd, everything bricks up. Files app freezes. It's been a constant problem, it's never improved, and i don't understand why it's never discussed. As of right now, transferring files to an external device isn't a functional thing. But maybe all my external devices and ipads are just broken.
What files are you transferring? I've been using iPads since the iPad 2 and have never had any problems with transfering files and using them.
Why would you transfer files to an external drive?! Just use iCloud /s
Yeah it's sad how file transfer is so complicated on an iPad in 2022, but my jailbroken iPad FIRST GENERATION transfers consistently and stable.
@@kmoecub doesn't matter. I open the files app, tap on the ssd, and it freezes.
@@reganbrannigan3006 video files? That would take ages
The iPad was good, but I'm really wanting the full version of "Patina" by Riley.
Same. What's his artist name? Also nice Robin amiibo, Riley!!
"Everythings better than a lightning port!" You should make this an actual jingle and submit it to the iTunes Store. Lol
Really need to hear the rest of his free style about lighting ports.
But this iPad has usb C so what’s your point?
The RUclips UI not wanting to go away is a known issue. But fixing it doesn't involve advertising or tracking you so they don't care.
The USB Implementers Forum need a clip around the ear and mandatory attendance at a basic numeracy class. Madness.
nothing I love more than a highly capable chip crippled by over restrictive software that can't take advantage of it.
Then just get the MacBook Air if you can’t find a use for it
@@rdvgrd6 No. I don't wanna. I want my tablet experience to be better, because all the pieces are there to make it better except for the will of the corporation that makes it. I love the iPad. The iPad has more potential than the Mac for the average consumer who is currently served by the MacBook Air. Apple is limiting that potential, so as consumers, we have a right to call for Apple to change course and give the iPad its due
@@Gilamath. apple will never make an iPad run MacOS
There are technical reasons why apple is staying away from it aside from conspiracy theory that apple is trying to milk money from you.
Apple will be happy to cannibalize their own product if they can innovate and disrupt the industry.
Making an iPad run MacOS isn’t one of them. It’s a step backwards.
You’ll just get an inferior desktop experience with MacOS on iPad. Every single implementation have experienced that this far. There’s only so much your thumbs can do to manipulate small desktop gui elements. It’s not suited for tablet.
Apple has a long term plan like they did when they revealed M1. It would be foolish to think they are giving out M1 iPad Air just because they could.
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu an inferior desktop experience is better than no desktop experience. I mean, when I'm using desktop mode on my Surface Pro 99% of the time it's got at least the keyboard and trackpad plugged in, if not a mouse as well. If you've got an air or pro with a magic keyboard sitting on your desk there is no valid reason why that device shouldn't be able to run Mac OS.
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu all due respect friend, but… huh? Who said MacOS? MacOS is not the goal here. We already have a phenomenal MacOS M1 device. Several, in fact. I want an M1 iPad Air or iPad Pro that fully utilizes the hardware in a sensible manner. MacOS is not that, as you spent lot of time explaining sensibly, albeit in response to a point I didn’t make
Right now, the M1 is simply better in a laptop. It yields better battery life, better real-world performance, and more flexibility in use case. I could understand if Apple wanted to dial down the performance of the iPad M1 to make it a better fit for portability. But they haven’t. They haven’t put in the work to make these two revolutionary advances in computing fit together correctly. And the main hinderance to that is the current state of iPadOS
Maybe they need to split iPadOS into a consumer-grade and a pro-grade OS, maybe they need to discontinue support for the old, underpowered iPads, maybe they just need to work on cleaning up the back end. But for sure they need to do something if they want to pull the potential out of these devices
A13 in the base iPad is the iPhone 11 Pro processor. It's still veryfast. Can easily edit video, etc. on it. It's the same speed as the Snapdragon 8 chip in the latest $1000+ Samsung Tab S8 tablets.
Riley, You should try reviewing a Galaxy Tab S8 with Dex Mode - seriously I have switched from an iPad Air to a Tab S7 and it's freakin great, especially that I can make calls from it and use it mounted as my infotainment system for my car! And I can make calls and text from it without my phone on me unlike Apple iPad bullcrap
Aaand TBH I loved the iPad, but it felt to me like an always limited device...Connecting to monitor, multitasking, copying files from my dslr - waay better on S7. Phonecalls also were a deal breaker to me as 50% of the time I didnt get any on my iPad from an iPhone.. and in Samsung I just have a sim card and it calls like a regular phone but with bigger screen :)
I am the opposite. I switch from the tab s7 to the iPad.
@@doomy_doomy2225 Pro or no? :)
Because you can tailor Android to your needs. It feels like YOUR device, as opposed to using Apple products: it feels like it's still theirs and you're just dealing with how to use it.
@@HerrDerpington apple Strict Control on Its ecosystem turns its users into digital slaves
i think its funny how every tech channel ridicules USB and HDMI naming in a merciless way just like it needs to be because even as a tech enthusiast its freakin confusing.
Riley's "Patiina" song reminded me of Sheldon playing Bongos.. 🤣🤣
11:10 you can actually use the iPad Air with the bigger version of the Magic Keyboard. You just have to press the connectors from the iPad and the Keyboard together, just like the magnets would. It works, but it doesn’t holds onto the keyboard at all.
I highly approve of letting Riley go off-script. Best parts of the video.
Never have I ever release how much Ned Flanders dancing to crab rave was missing from my life
M2 must be around the corner if Apple is slapping it on everything.
It's still the same limitations of the OS as the iPad Pro's use and the base model iPad use.
Well yeah because they all run the same OS…but the hardware limitations are much less substantial on the air than on the base ipad
@@greylawson6352 there's no limitations. It can run all the same apps as the M1 iPads even if slightly slower.
@@oldbot64 . Slower is a limitation, but I get what you are throwing down.
The problem is the ridiculous limited unprofessional nondesktop-like kiddy-granny OS, that lacks real powerful software capabilities.
@@petrixzsevenz2123 Well that isn't really apples fault. Developers could put the entire Adobe suit on the iPad, they could even make it identical to the Mac version. Hell they run the same hardware now. They just....don't. I use my iPad pro for lightroom mostly, and then lumafusion and affinity photo. Fantastic and very powerful apps. Other than that and note taking I don't have much use for it. Sometimes I connect it to the TV to mirror the screen. Or just for watching videos or reading. If the iPad didn't have those three apps and the pen I wouldn't really see any use in the device tbh.
I'm setting Riley singing "CHANGING COLOUR WHEN YOU RUB LEATHER - PATINA!" to my alarm clock ringtone.
From my experience owning an iPad Air generation 4, I would not be calling it a computer. It is, however, the best Chromebook as it can actually do everything a Chromebook can and more. So if all you're doing is using a word processor, the web, and Spotify, it is close enough to a PC to be very good.
Unfortunately it's spreadsheet capabilities are severely lacking to claim it's on the same level as a chrome book. A chrome book can use the full feature set of Google Drive, which is still way lesser then desktop Excel.
Yes I agree, however, I have been using mine to SSH to my PC to quickly run something, so technically you can code on it
Professionals: we need more usability for ipads
Apple: heres another overpowered chip, take it or leave it
to be fair, it still is a computer by definition
@@daraeom2899 My PC is not your off site render node FFS
Riley... we need your two new EPs to come out soon. "Patina" and "Lightning cable" please, thank you
I love how it ends with Riley basically recommending 99.9% of regular people you just get the current cheap iPad instead.
Which I feel like is probably totally true. An absolutely a cherry on top of this not review, review.
Tablets have been criticized for lacking functionality over the years and it hasn't changed. iPads (and tablets in general) are still overblown phones and laptops beat them for actual multipurpose use. Would love to see a tablet-like user interface and battery life with the added functionality you get with a full fledged OS on a tablet.
@@anomuumit
Yep, I feel the exact same.
I still very much like tablets but I couldn't agree more as far as their functionality goes. We still haven't gotten a true replacement for a desktop/laptop though we keep getting closer and closer.
It's definitely going to be a software thing and I can't help but wonder will it be Microsoft,Apple or somehow a third company that I can't think of that has a ton of money to pour into
software R&D. The way I am looking forward to it being much better in the future though I can't help but wonder how long it's really going to take.
13:34 Loved this part, Riley please never change.
This iPad is the clever man’s iPad Pro. Half the price, still M1. Using it with Studio Display like a real computer.
I have the leather skin on my 12.9” iPad Pro and can confirm it disables contact with the Magic Keyboard… apparently there’s a blurb at the bottom of the leather skin purchase page that says it won’t be compatible with the keyboard anymore once you use the skin lol 😪
Riley's first "ooooh" as soon as the video starts sounds exactly like the start of 'I See Fire' by Ed Sheeran
I love how Riley is basically real life Cherdley dad, a middle aged hilarious dude in a 20-something body. We love you, Riley
The world needs more Riley
Riley: "Everything's better than a lightning port" 5:18. Hear that, iPhone 14 before you try to show up with it, again!
14:08 You take that back! I ain't no deer!
USB NAMING IS BROKEN. They seriously just need to start over.
(Also, Riley's "Patina Song" was wonderful. I love that guy.)
Anyone else out there miss the simple days.. back when we had a home button and an Aux jack?
Meh, not really (writing this on an iPad with a home button and an aux Jack)
the best iPad for the money, the base model, has both of those. It's a solid buy
Never change Riley, except for the better, but this video was perfect, so don't change the things you were doing in this video.
The start of this video, "I did everything... Now we can start the video."
If you're interested in this device, consider instead buying a refurbished iPad Pro. The 2018 11" iPad Pro is going to be an overall better experience for most potential iPad Air customers. It has FaceID (which is a better experience on a tablet than a phone), better speakers, and a display with an adaptive refresh rate. It also has a 128 gb storage option, which is the best storage option for a modern high-end iPad for most people. 64 gigs fill up fast but most folks don't need their tablet to have a full 256 gb. Why pay a premium for storage you don't need?
It doesn't have Center Stage, so if you really want that you might not want to buy an older iPad. The iPad Pro also has an A12x chip rather than an M1, which is based on the A14. Performance-wise, the A12x and the M1 will give users the same experience because iPadOS is the main limiter in both cases. But, you might only get iPadOS support for 6 or 7 years on the 2018 iPad Pro, while you'd likely get about 8 to 9 on an iPad Air. If you plan on keeping your iPad till 2031, buy the new one. Otherwise, the 2018 Pro will last you as long as you need
Oh, and just in case it isn't clear, buying refurbished is much better for the environment.
The "patina" song deserves its own youtube channel
I missed Riley’s reviews:)
Ah y'know, with the bomber jacket and the cap, I now get the dad joke character that you're playing with that moustache.
I just wish the regular ipad would ditch the home button and shrink the top and bottom bezels already. As a professional musician, I desperately want an iPad to put my sheet music on but its hard to justify the extra expense of the air and the screen on the regular iPad just isn't big enough to comfortably view music on. But as my music binders get thicker and I have to remove pieces that I don't play as much, the hassle of managing sheet music just gets worse every day.
Controversial opinion: usb naming scheme actually makes sense. Just embrace the official marketing term for the thing "superspeed" instead of "three". It's "usb superspeed", "usb superspeed 10" and "usb superspeed 20". If you want make it shorter you can just write "usb ss" like for example in official usb logo for that standard.
Got that skin on my note 20 ultra. Actually ordered from Romania, wasn't disappointed, fully recommend
The changing color property on a material is not called patina, that is called chatoyance.
More Riley on every channel please
Missed the opportunity to insert images of a Gentoo penguin and stacked burgers during the USB naming rant
iPad Pro with Mac OS and a magic keyboard would be KILLER. Sometimes. Then the one time I need Ethernet to check a server I’m out of luck but it will be glorious until then.
Is that clip of James from the unplanned stream? 🤣 Thanks for bringing that back.
I've been in the market for a tablet for about a year. After playing around between the ipads and galaxy tabs, comparing features and prices, I've decided on the Galaxy tab S8 model. I needed storage expansion, included pen, and better multitasking. I was very close to buying an ipad but it just wasn't made for my needs once the s8 series launched.
Okay but where are the good Android tablet apps lol... hardware isn't everything
@@alejsumit5432 I mean they're like.... all over the play store.
@@alejsumit5432 pc user….
@@alejsumit5432 Depends, what field are you in? All Microsoft Office apps run perfectly on android.
@@TheGreatJafa hahahah good one 😂
Well luckily, Apple is slowly making iPadOS more intuitive while keeping that simplicity that Apple devices have. They finally unlocked the ram a bit more for the 16GB pro. Maybe soon we’ll get some sort of 12GB ipad Air? XD
I don’t know about anyone else, but I actually like Logitech’s Folio Touch case for my iPad Pro better than Apple’s Magic case. So much more flexible plus I just think it looks nicer.
I bought a Combo Touch for myself and a Magic Keyboard for my artistic sister. I thought I was being the nice older brother, but it turns out I may have gotten the better end of the deal!
I mean, don't get me wrong, the Magic Keyboard is pretty awesome. But while it's the absolute perfect keyboard experience for a tablet, it is a distressingly subpar case. The Combo Touch offers a phenomenal keyboard experience, though the Surface-style stand has as many cons as pros. Its case experience is easily superior, and it's half the price
@@Gilamath. 100% agreed! Plus for my usage, the kickstand is actually far more useful. Even when using it on my lap I’ve never found it to be a problem, and I love how I can prop it up comfortably next to me in bed to watch TV.
sometimes i watch LMG channel reviews just for the humor lol
Love they tossed in the reference to the accidental WAN show
Fun fact. 1/3rd of this video was sponsor segments. Good job LTT. That's why i block them.
*Riley's chaotic energy feeds my soul*
You are now manually breathing
When he said 250 USD, I was thinking "Not a bad price, I'll consider it."
I thought he was talking about the tablet.
Like they're well made tech, but after using a few over the years, tablets are just not super useful for me. I'd rather have a laptop in almost every scenario and dont want a touch device and a laptop instead of just a 2 in 1.
Man, I'm the opposite. I almost ditched my laptop to just have a desktop and a tablet.
@@DanKaschel same.
I think I was screwed over because I bought a “gaming” laptop that didn’t even have a dedicated Laptop GPU, and ran like shit even for small art stuff.
Bought me a Ipad Pro and it already has replaced it perfectly (Games run better too ironically)
@@benji_tunez that’s why you read specs and know laptops before buying
@@scouttf2143 I know that now lol
That's a discussion I've had with my dad a few times. He wanted to send me a tablet as a birthday present, but neither of us could think of anything I'd use it for. Oh, he had ideas. The closest he got to something I'd do was games, but I don't enjoy playing games on a touchscreen.
Riley is amazing, he always makes me laugh so hard
I have watched that many short circuit videos that i know when Riley is gonna tell a few words form sponsor 😂
So, Apple basically cut production price by using essentially the same casing.
All sucessful manufacturers do whenever they can. Even saving a penny-per-part by using it on multiple products can potentially make the difference between earning a profit or taking a loss. It all comes down to volume and maximizing use across the product line.
And how is that a bad thing?
Yes. It's a sensible, consumer-friendly decision that allows for backwards compatibility with many different accessories while allowing Apple to sell an M1-enabled device for $600. This is not a given for Apple, and we should encourage them to do this more often with more devices
i got 3 minutes into this video only to remember.. i don't give a shit about i-pads .. lol
I still didn't understood the new USB naming convention.
Riley, you will have to make a full video explaining it :p
Most of Riley's videos have good, sometimes great humour, but every now and then, he is LEGENDARY! 🤣
add a bit of solder to the folio connectors
“Everyone gets an an Apple M1”
**cries in A12Z**
you should be laughing. A12z is going to get you just about the same experience as the M1, but the device is better and you got it two years before everyone else. Early access, dude
Now we‘ll wait and see which chip Apple is gonna put inside their next iPad Pro.
My guess is the M1 Pro for the 128GB and 256GB and the M1 Max for the higher storage options.
M2
0:38
Andy: Your jacket's too loud!
Riley: Ahhhh!
Me: *wot*
iPhones do not need USB-C :V
Those things charge well with lightning anyway. Only things that need them, are iPads since they have such big butteries, and take a bit more power I guess.
Mostly. Because I do not like how there is no quick way to tell which USB-C does what. I want one that can do data and charging, and another for charge only, but they don’t have quick visual signs of which they do.
The only issues, is that lightning is USB-2 not 3 or 3.1 or even 3.2 which is mostly because of limitations (mostly because of the pins) but the could’ve done USB-3 at some point.
Imagine if Asahi Linux Matures and you flash the iPad turning it into a powerful device
you... can't. Asahi only works on the Macs, not iPads and iPhones, as you can't unlock iPads and iPhones to install anything but iOS/iPadOS.
We can’t sadly, the m1 Mac’s boot loader is open but sadly isn’t on the iPad
@@BenjaminArntzen Oh really? I'm sure that they had absolutely no idea. Thank you for that incredibly valuable information.
Also, there's a reason that they started their comment with "imagine."
I also hope Ashai matures, making it the first ever distribution to do so.
Didn't watch the video yet but expect it to get around 10 years of updates. Anyways what I find funny is that the M1 in here has 8GPU cores while the iMac base model gets 7 for much more money.
Same in our MacBook Air
Oh wow real leather? That's pretty sick dbrand!
1:48 - a family member has a rock solid one, but for me, i've had to replace ipads twice now and it still has issues, there's definitely a build quality issue with their initial run. first one had sparks flying out the battery charge port (static discharge maybe? idk), 2nd and 3rd ones have a creaking issue where if you twist or press it with slight pressure on the back, some part of it makes sounds and wobbles from the back chassis. this 3rd one literally has the battery see-saw back and forth from pressure on the back, probably due to the removable battery strips instead of glue.
since no one is buying the initial first run (because the last gen is going on huge discounted sales) they're still having issues 3-4 months later, even with the replacement units.
I demand a full Riley patina song!
If only ltt had a apple based channel, for the iPhone and Macs, where you would address more of this....we could subscribe
I was actually shocked at how good the speakers on my mom’s iPad Air were, especially compared to my iPhone 7 Plus.
I say Riley’s rant about USB is justified 😆
And the USB 5gbps stuff is actually a 2008 usb 3.0 thingy. Hell even macbooks had usb 3.0 from 2012....
The only thing i am actually dissapointed by is the fact that the m1 architecture is arm and not risc-v. Like i get it, risc-v is not exactly production ready, it still has a long way to become your arch to go: arm has that much more specialists, apple themselves have that much more expirience with arm, arm has that much more ips made for it, that much more platforms, that much more cores, and the industry is just that much more ready for arm in general than to risc-v. However i will be damned if risc-v is conceptually that much more appealing due to open source nature of it.
That oooooh at the beginning sounded like the beginning of Ed Sheerans - I see fire :D
That was absolutely the face of a happy man. love the Riley energy...
The ending was super smooth..!
I think all day battery means, you can use it between hours, and it’s standby battery usage is quite low. Like, even on this iPad 5th Gen, it can last all day on a full charge, because sometimes I have it idle and locked for 30 minutes between some usages
Riley is a LEGEND!!!
man keep doing it, love u riley
So 4:44, - the rant about USB...😂I'm just going to call it 10Gbs USB. or 5Gbs USB.
Shortcircuit: m1 for everyone
Me: still can't afford tat
Impatiently waiting for Tab S8 Ultra unboxing
The USB and HDMI standards are getting really screwed up name wise. Is it HDMI 2.1 VRR? Who knows. Does it support USB 3.1 Gen 1? Gen 2? 2x1? 1x2? 3.2? 3.3?
and this is before we throw the number 4 into the mix
I do think the m1 is a weird position towards the air as it feels oddly similar to the A15 being in an SE.
I think they should have pushed to A12X instead and pushed with more fluid screen such as 90hz. It feels confusing to whats left of improving the air but its screen.
I mean I'd probably choose the 10.5 iPad pro over this regardless of its chip advancements but usb c sure is a catch
At least ShortCircuit doesn't try to hide the adverts ''commercials'' and just blatantly puts LOADS in so we unsubscribe right quick - fair play.
8:22 im DYING (rip bessie tho)