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iPads are honestly amazing for drawing and animation applications. I understand that people do stuff like that on PCs and Macs but damn drawing with an Apple Pencil is game changing.
Preeaaachhh
Superior note making devices as well. Unparalleled, especially with the inclusion of Scribble in iPadOS 14.
Hell yeah! When a wacom cintiq costs almost as much and you still need a computer.... Ipad pro 12.9 with that new display is an artist/designer's dream. Have your illustrator review it instead of Luke
Look I enjoy my gaming laptop and need it for rendering/CAD modeling. But if I can get an ipad pro, the keyboard and pen attachment and use it as a mini take on the go laptop that I use for client meetups and light photoshop that'd great. That's why I am thinking of buying one. As a super light, good mini laptop but also great for drawing/sketching.
Yes, i dont get why people buy ipad pro when they dont even draw. Like why tf would u buy ipad pro just to watch netflix. Paying feature that they dont even need (apple pencil, pro-motion) 😂
Linus trying to sell luke an ipad was the best part of the video lol
Linus was so enthusiastic and luke was like "nope, dont need one thanks"
"... but it's running ipad OS "😂
That's when I bonded with Luke😌. I really don't care about apple and its products
@@EmyNN Then you’re not a tech nerd.
@@utubekullanicisi I consider myself a Tech Nerd but doesn't mean I don't have preferences on devices I like to use.
Nobody need this shit, even mid-range Android tablets crush the iPad Pro.
He luke is only a stupid apple hatter what u expect from him lmao when he talk about apple only laughing and laughing he act like ohh everything apple hardware/software are trash
The iPad is also often used for musicians to hold digital scores. You don’t need to carry around boxes of papers, it’s backlit for dark stages and it doesn’t blow away in the wind. Then if you already need an iPad for that it also just becomes your everyday computer because most of the things you do on a computer is word and maybe excel. The iPad is really fits a lot of use cases really well.
Maybe someday it's gonna get a good music notation software
@@AlejandroCaicedoPUJ yeah ikr. I use piu score and notability and they work ok but I haven’t found a really good one.
While i agree with your examples, that can be done with pretty much any tablet. This one has a great screen? Nice! But lets not lose focus, and throw unecesary money on a unecessarily expensive stuff! We as customers could and should lead the market where we want it to go, not be lead by it.
@@YawnMK1 That's very true, if i buy this ipad or the next one its just for the screen and the apps and it would be more appealing if it was cheaper or at least a cheaper model.
Can't you do that on any screen really? Even a kindle paperback would do the same thing. An iPad seems inconvenient, you'd have to charge it more
They should have like 5 different LTT employees do 4 min mini reviews on the new iPad. Anthony (nerd), Sarah (creative), Brandon (photography), Alex (hardware modeling), and Riley (writing) would be a dope lineup to see how many compelling use cases they can find.
I feel like every time they talk about iPads they forget that it’s basically the BEST thing to do digital art on
how many ppl do digital art? luke doesnt
It’s the BEST device to use when at home, because it’s more portable than an laptop and have a larger screen than a iphone, it’s the perfect balance.
Or you can buy a slick sketching pad for much cheaper price with more functionality and plug it to your real computer.
In a Portable way, one of the best...at home and strictly with that digital art use, bigger screens and specific devices for it are a lot better...but indeed in a small size, portable and in comparison with any "blind" tablet it's better, is a portable pen display with a lot of extra features.
that, and to produce designs and site plans while on construction sites. its a very versatile tool
We should let Luke test the M1 iPad for the review!
Doesn’t work for lag anymore
@@gordonou7065 They could always have him on as a guest, although they probably won't
We?
@@gordonou7065 I think you meant LMG lol1
Maybe Luke and Sarah - so we can get the digital artist’s perspective as well as someone going in with no use-case!
as a molecular biology student, there is literally nothing better for note taking/studying than the ipad pro. the fact i can commute to campus with literally just my ipad, phone, and headphones, makes it super convenient and just as functional + capable (if not more) than bringing a laptop.
for online school too, having PiP lectures while being able to take notes is incredibly convenient, and once again reduces the amount of devices/things required for this from 2 -> 1.
Yeh honestly I just wish Apple just put full MacOS on iPad's now instead of the steriod version of iOS that is iPad OS; I mean, it has the exact same hardware as a Macbook Pro, there's no reason why they couldn't
An iPad air? You'd save a couple hundred bucks. Also, not being able to keep your camera on(I think it still doesn't work on Google meet, correct me if you know please) while multi tasking seems like a potential issue. Though this really doesn't have a solution unless you go for something like a surface, which comes with a million other compromises
hi, I'm looking into an iPad pro for college. Do you ever plug a mouse and keyboard into your iPad? if you do, do you feel the functionality in terms of shortcuts and multitasking is similar to that of a desktop? can you alt tab? what about copy pasting and accessing files? thanks in advance
Linus should've been gesturing moustache twisting while Luke's eyes were closed haha.
Got a mate that does all of his audio production from his iPad, defs hooks up his audio interface to it haha
There is a major producer that only uses a iPad. Also my original iPad Air allows me to hook up a midi usb keyboard also
@@lamarshealey3332 yup, madlib! (and others)
Cool story bro! lol
@@lamarshealey3332 if M1 programs come to ipad, then im excited to play pianoteq on it and synth plugins etc...
I would connect my midi to it and jam.
@@Crazyeg123 you can do that already I used to do that sometime with my iPad Air 1
I used an original iPad in college. They're great as a lightweight alternative to a laptop if you already have a good desktop. And you can handwrite things on them unlike a computer. Great for checklists and stuff too. I can only imagine how much better that is with all these new features. Definitely not something everyone needs, especially with a good laptop, but it has some niches.
I'm more interested to see where it will go as we start getting apps designed for the M1's power. I could see a lot of things that are done on Macbooks employing iPads too for the touch screen and slightly higher portability. Kinda like a Surface
I have a laptop, a desktop, an android phone, a nintendo switch, and an ipad. As powerful as the ipad chip is, I found myself picking up the ipad fairly infrequently. When I game at home, I'm on my desktop. If I need to do something quick or check social media, picking out my phone from my pocket is much easier. Want a quick round of mobile gaming? Just use my phone. Need to go on a meeting, or need to travel? My notebook covers my needs. Wanna game with my kids? Nintendo switch. So in the end, I don't really have a reason to pick up the ipad, and thus it is getting less usage each day.
It's like a phone, but bigger. And it's more portable for carrying around the house.
iPads are great for construction on site computing because of their relatively slim profile you can have a really bulky case on it with no issue, easy to train older gentlemen, numbers on iPad is easier on learn than excel on pc,and the big reason, I dropped my iPad Pro 12.9 from 26ft tall roof onto concrete and it was just dented. Been running a electrical company off of iPad os for a while now. My laptop seems almost obsolete, with the exception being that mouse support is amazing on windows and mouse hotkeys and customizable numpad hotkeys are a must have for bidding large projects.
Also the reason i bought the 12.9 pro was for 2 reasons, the screen is the same size as a sheet of paper which i find to be pretty cool. Secondly its great for watching sports while at work.
When I think of the large iPad it is exactly specialised uses like yours that occur to me
$1000 for a display that’s specs went well above $6000 a year ago is crazy baller
Put MacOS on the iPad Pro and I'll buy one
I use it for art and believe me, I’ve tried a lot. From surfaces to Wacom and the iPad is the best drawing experience I’ve ever had so while ipados os is limited the drawing and app experiences sell it, now with the increased ram I can do even more serious work, hopefully Mac apps can come over to the iPad now
Curious, what apps are you using right now are restricted by the low RAM?
@@easyluckableartstudio pro, an amazing art app, unlike procreate which limits you to the confines of layer limits based on canvas size artstudio pro does not limit you and while this is great it comes with a big con that it can run into the ram limit. When files are large/many layers active. I do client commissions and have to work non destructively, That means large sizes with lots of layers and I’ve had it crash on me a fair couple of times and even had corrupted/regressed auto saved due to this. So the new iPads will do me greatly. As well as the faster processor. I think I’m in the rare few category that can bring the iPads to their knees in terms of power and ram so I’m eager to upgrade.
@@wandrinsheep That makes sense, thanks.
My iPad Air 2 is my most used device probably haha
I watch RUclips, Netflix and twitch on it.
It’s literally the best because I can’t sit down for like 3 hours and don’t move.
And iPadOS is great
I’m a bit nearsighted, and I don’t like wearing glasses or contacts, so the best way for me to get an enjoyable HD experience is with a tablet. I rarely watch things on TV or go to cinemas. I bought a gen8 iPad a few months ago and it’s the best 300$ I’ve ever spent.
Why dont you like to improve your vision?
@AccidentalGenius 7 he just wants to watch porn before sleep and doesn’t want to sleep on his glasses after it
My wife is the same way, her vision is right on the border so glasses would be more of a hassle than they'd benefit her but she doesn't really appreciate our tv either. She plays tablet games on the couch while I play pc games on the tv. Though any $200 tablet is plenty for that, an iPad pro still seems excessive lol
@AccidentalGenius 7 slightly nearsighted
My iPad Pro has taken over about 90% of my computing needs for day to day use. I use my desktop for better multitasking, gaming, and programming. If Apple could update iPad OS with more desktop features (resizable windowed apps, better file management, and the ability to run desktop class apps along with apps from the internet), I would sell my laptop and trade in my current ipp in a heartbeat. All eyes are on WWDC to see if Apple will make this device worth it.
watching this gave me an idea to start season, where one of the LTT members sells a product pros and the other refuses , just like linus describing the pros and benifits while luke reluctant to change
I really like the fact Luke is so down to death and bare minimum, I'm still rocking my 4 years old phone which I only use to watch RUclips and Reddit.
Eh honestly for this fact I'm a bit glad Luke works on floatplane because as a consumer actually interested in the product, a reviewer that isn't doesn't really provide anything meaningful. Of course nothing against Luke and I think his mindset is great, but being a cheapskate kinda clashes with being a tech reviewer.
I ended up getting a new phone since my old one was having issue scanning documents and some light code testing for school. Before that though I bought a used iPhone X for less than $300 after my SE (the original one) broke.
@@danielhu6485 Yeah I totally agrees with you, Linus clearly has a great passion towards tech products, and that's super important quality to have as a reviewer.
@@danielhu6485 not spending unnecessary money doesn't make you a cheapskate, it just shows you have a functioning brain and you aren't riddled with financial insecurities
@@manaspradhan8041 Bruh Linus literally called Luke a cheap *ss; in this very video, Luke himself appreciates HDR but because he's so cheap, he doesn't like spending money on it. I'm sorry, but if you start thinking that simple life luxuries are not worth spending on, you're a cheapskate.
I think the lack of Ethernet is overplayed as an issue, I am on work video calls all day every day over WiFi and it’s a seamless experience.
Agreed, I can’t think of anyone that I know off the top of my head that has any sort of wired connection at their homes. Wifi has become way more convenient and it’s become decently reliable as long as you’re within a reasonable range of it.
That being said, I’d still want one on a desktop computer just in case.
Luke moustache is sitting there like "Yeah, I only hear on vinyl". Nice beard though :D
I love producing music in my iPad, not the final mixes but it is great for quick ideas and I think that it applies to other creative outlets
Me sitting here thinking I use my iPad for uni notes with the pencil
Linus: "You use it for watching porn in bed"
Me: Shiiiiiit he got me
I read books on the iPad mini, it’s a good experience. It’s become the only way I read books now. But I’m an android and windows guy otherwise.
Is reading books makes your eyes hurt after a while
I have the exact same use case, still rocking an ipad mini4 I use to read school textbooks and ebooks
Get an ebook reader for that 😅
@@Leoappeared I tried it. I have a Kindle, but I was not able to get used to reading on that. Also, I had a collection of epub format books and last time I tried, which was a while ago, it was a pain getting them to load on Kindle and even then the formatting was all messed up.
@@arun279 yeah ebook readers aren't always kind to PDFs especially. And epubs almost always look weird. iPad pro definitely improved my reading retention just by the virtue of easier note-taking. Reading a book in Goodnotes and creating flashcards inside it if you have to study is really helpful. I love my Kindle paperwhite for not hurting my eyes but it's not as useful for me as I have to highlight sections to better remember them. And there is no color coded highlighting, so I can mark some sections as "important" and some as "needs revisiting" - you just get one highlight and it's very clunky
Make HDR a floatplane exclusive, that would be a pretty compelling reason to get floatplane
But not worth the technical effort
5:48 the face when you're asked if you want to game on an iPad
External power bricks are better in every way. My iMac power supply broke twice in 5 years and having to replace that meant opening up the freaking iMac every time.
Also, having it far away from other electrical components it's better for longevity and interferences.
I can’t WAIT to get an m1 iPad Pro with the new display! I’ve been using the smaller one for drawing and it’s been AMAZING with the addition of procreate, so to have an even bigger display WITH HDR will be SO nice!
The great thing about the newer iPads is that you can use them as a second display with the newer MacBooks.
I also bet that the new iMac would be a killer WiFi router when it gets too slow. I’m trying to turn my mom’s 9 year old computer into a router to extend the life of the computer
This is exactly what sold me on an iPad Pro. Hand-written notes with an e-pen that actual works worth a crap; and a secondary monitor for my MBP. As a mobile professional, that is FIRE!
Now, if I had known they were going to put an M1 in there _this year_ I wouldn't have bought one in December. grrrrr
Once Apple brings Mac apps to iPadOS, revamp its multitasking system, bring extended monitor support, and make the file system better, then the M1 iPad Pro would be worth getting over a MacBook.
Honestly from those I only really want the file system to improve. I tried using an iPad (not pro, not air, just the regular iPad) back in 2017 I think and the biggest thing that I hated was the god awful files app.
I WOULD consider switching to apple products if they improve on really basic things like this.
Also, get rid of the walled garden
There's already Mac Catalyst for developers that want to make powerful macOS/ipadOS apps. I could see Apple improving that framework. But you're not going to see Apple bringing native macOS apps to ipadOS without developers doing the legwork to build something like a Catalyst app.
The fundamental nature of the two is too different. The sandboxing is much more extensive. A native macOS app has never had to contend with the possibility of touch ever being a thing because Apple has held that tech advancement back. et cetera.
I use a 2020 iPad pro for sketching, UX design, research documentation, and content consumption. It is a pretty amazing device for those who have a use for it.
You can use the old magic keyboard lol.
Its too thick. New ipad is little bit thicker so it stays like a wedge when closed
@@EmreNurbeyler Yeah but that's a different beast from just not working.
@@EmreNurbeyler I have no idea what you’re talking about but I’m eating a burrito right now
If you can, even though it’s not ‘officially supported’ by Apple (meaning they didn’t put a software lock), then that’s great. I was still kinda sad knowing that a $350 accessory that you just bought last year became obsolete, even though I know for a fact that the new 12.9” iPad Pro is thicker.
@@utubekullanicisi it's not really obsolete, it will still work for the device you bought it for, considering the last iPad pro will have more than adequate computing power for most of its users for the next 4-5 years, I don't see why the keyboard purchase would be a waste
The main selling point of the ipad seems to be as an additional computing device for people who only have a smartphone, and maybe a tv.
To most of us in Linus' audience, tablets in general are just a novelty and a video streaming device at best.
iPad Pros are FANTASTIC for photo editing. Since getting the first USB-c iPad Pro, my photo editing workflow has shifted to completely ipad based. Lightroom on iPad is great. I also use it as my lab notebook for my PhD work. Awesome for taking notes and reading papers on
imagine buying a ipad pro for watching netflix or something
Why would you not buy an lg cx 48 oled tv for that money
For a student and an artist this ipad is such a perfect device especially after the wwdc
When i went to school i had always an iPad since the iPad 2 came out. I had an IPad Air 2 throughout my high school and it was so reliable compared with the windows laptops we were given that slowed and broke down after just 3-4 years.
18:04 if I used a mac, the bar would function exclusively as a sticky note holder. For me, that's a very useful feature
I believe that’s what it’s actually for. I know a lot of business that do that, as it helps the workers know the next task or what the previous person was working on haha.
Also I get the sense that Apple wants people to be able to use this machine in positions besides up against a wall.
You can already connect an audio interface to it. Been doing that with my iPad Air 4 for the past few weeks. You really should just charge it while using an audio interface since a lot of them are BUS powered.
The magnetic power connection should be easier on the connection points so less likely to have it break by plugging it in to change the device. That was my thought when I saw the reveal at least.
I've gotten rid of my laptop for a Galaxy Tab S7. Samsung DEX provides a very usable desktop experience. When I work, I have to use VMware to connect to a company server anyway, so I don't have to worry about the limited capabilities of android apps vs. windows apps. After I'm done with work, I close out of the VMware app and rip out the display fromt the keyboard and open an emulator and connect a bluetooth controller and play real games. I read a lot of news and manga, the tablet form factor is great for reading. Best of all, my tablet has a super bright 120hz display and 10+ hrs of battery life. No laptop can match that at ~$600. Also, tablets are lighter than laptops and more durable. I can throw my tablet on my bed with no problem. If I did that with a laptop, it would die.
I use an iPad for drawing, and technical drawing (software diagrams), and office tasks (email, word, etc). Nowadays the worst part of the experience is the software (which is often crippled compared to the desktop version).
wait I thought the new Mac had an Ethernet to the power brick? Shouldn't this be count as having an Ethernet port?
Not every power brick. It costs extra to buy the one with ethernet.
Apple could push MacOS to the iPad Pro through an optional update if they wanted, although it would cannibalize sales for macbooks
Or, they could make it easier to port macOS apps to ipadOS, which is the most likely to happen
People seem to forget that iOS is literally MacOS turned into a touch friendly OS. MacOS on an iPad would be a terrible experience just like windows is. What the iPad needs is Pro App compatibility and probably some OS improvements in file management and multitasking. Having the M1, developers should pretty much be able to focus on just making their apps around a touch interfase, which is what Apple seems to be trying to achieve and we’ll probably get some big software announcements around it in WWDC soon (hoping someone like auto desks figures out a good way to make a 3D modeling app for touch, or ZBrush would be pretty insane on an iPad)
I bought an iPad for foreflight, note taking, and checklists when flying. I also use it to take notes for uni. Some good use cases but then again, I bought a refurbished 2018 11 in pro model. Got it at half price. Wouldn't have spent more than 600 for the features though.
I have an iPad on my desk that I use as a whiteboard for jotting down ideas for software engineering.
1600 nit peak brightness at 120Hz, insane
I have an iPad for taking notes for school and reading pdfs. Best purchase I’ve made in a long time.
The chin is probably there for branding reasons (both in calling back to the previous iMacs and for marketing its thinness), but my major frustration is that it would have been a perfect opportunity to make the iMac modular. Imagine the chin were held on by a series of screws on the back + some magnets or adhesive and could be easily removed and swapped by the user. It seems almost tailor made for that with how all the computing aspects - including the cooling - are tucked into it with the display portion seemingly only having monitor-based components + mic/webcam. It would have been a great (for Apple) compromise on repairability in enabling that basic feature of being able to upgrade your computer separate from your monitor. But they just didn't. They went through all the work of cramming everything into the chin only to not make it swappable as part of their user-/environmentally-hostile insistence on tying the display to the computer like on phones, tablets, and laptops.
That would’ve been cool but it’s not something that apple would do
@@TVCHLORD I'm damned to dream. :(
I use my iPad for a lot of school activities. I keep all my textbooks digitally, I can fill out digital forms for homework. I can draw. For me, an iPad is a great media consumption device, that has great productivity potential.
I've got a 12.9" iPad Pro, and for what I use it for (taking notes with the occasional video) it's great. It's expensive, but it's a phenomenal note taking device. Being able to handwrite notes or work in OneNote and reference them on my computer later is fantastic.
It also has native support for audio interfaces, and I found a utility a couple days ago which let the iPad act as a display for a proper computer. Ultimately, I think tablets are great at a couple things (notetaking and drawing), passable at quite a few things, but far from a mandatory device. Maybe the new iPad Pro will awaken some niche market that really utilizes the form factor in a way a normal computer can't be used, but for most work I use my computer.
Can you share the name of that interface you use to make the iPad act like a display
I have an iPad pro, I m a french student that learn, physics, math, engineering, electronics, python, java (C and assembly on my own), English, Japanese, informatic security, a bit of economy and management, and use it for that :
- in class, I can now write all of my lessons in one note, and have them ready on my PC when I go back home (especially physics and maths, wich are horrible to write with a keyboard)
- if I m going for a presentation for school, I can access my powerpoint / my text verry easily, even a minute before the presentation. I don't have to go, seat, put my laptop on table.
- reading comics, and manga
- twitter / youtube
- I have applications that solve some advanced math equations (it s called math and it is an office application)
- it also serves me to write down some idea / concept with drawings.
- if i have my laptop, it can be used as a secondary display, great for school, I can have both a coding app, and the class materials
it doen't replace a computer, but it s great to have it
what’s the math app called?
@@AbzAden « math »
As a illustrator i think the new ipad can be very useful, there are good art app, it lacks good vector app but i already tired of my slow overheating 7kg cintiq
So I have the M1 iPad Pro and I watch most of your videos on it and also most of the other content i consume. I love content consumption on it because it is portable, so I can tack it with me to the kitchen or watch it in bead. Also a more productive use is my studying, most of my Studie materials are pdfs so I can save them on my iPad an write notes with my apple pen, it’s like a school folder but I have everything on one device and no more big folder with hundreds of pieces of paper to carry to school. I also use the code app in my programming lessons and I use a keyboard on my iPad and it’s as good as a laptop, its much more handy than a laptop. I love my iPad and I use it everyday for nearly evethink. One think I doesn’t do that much on it is gaming, pc is still the one and only what to go for me(but the big screen is great for clash of clans).
iPadOS as an operating system is the same category as ChromeOS: An OS that is limited in functionality compared to desktop OSs, but with it limiting you in terms of functionality it actually keeps you focused on whatever you’re doing on it / your work, more. A lot of writers buy Chromebooks to specifically write their scripts / documents on because of this. However, iPadOS is better than ChromeOS in pretty much every possible way.
Everyone that's in uni would love to take that tablet.
My school work flow would be much better with a Ipad then a laptop in most cases. It's super useful for taking notes and organising everything before the exams.
I know this is dumb but an ipad pro 12.9 in is the best handheld device to play driving games. The width is close too an actual steering wheel, you can feel the tablet vibrating from the speaker’s, 120hz refresh rate
Admit it, Luke: You stole that mustache from a 19th century carnival barker!
The power connector on the new iMac is magnetic, but it isn’t MagSafe. It’s not intended to break away easily. It’s intended to stay connected “permanently” just a like any conventional power plug on a computer.
It’s magnetic because the iMac is too thin for a conventional power plug. There’s no depth for a plug to plug into.
Apple stopped ‘letting’ users use their old iMacs as a display because that became an obstacle in front of them when they wanted to give the 27” iMac a 5K display. The Intel chip didn’t support that kind of thing. And now the 24” iMac probably won’t support it either because the M1 can’t support it either, it had something to do with the timing controllers and the bandwidth that is allocated to the display as far as I can remember. This would be also why the 3 USB-C ports apart from the 1 Thunderbolt 3 port behind the Pro Display XDR with which you connect your display to your Mac supports not higher than just USB 2.0 speeds.
eInk displays are used to display bus timetables in Ljubljana’s city center. I was surprised when I saw them for the first time. It’s a cool application, easier to update the schedule then swapping physical printed timetables.
Wish it'd run a desktop OS, would be the ultimate 2in1! And tablets/2in1s are great! Note taking, annotating, drawing, regular computing, media consumption, the lot!
Would be awesome that Microsoft made a Surface Pro X with a SoC equivalent to M1 when available, and that they matured their emulation to match Rosetta 2, and also with thunderbolt, I would be interest in a device like that
As a professional IT guy, I agree with Luke, I don't use nor need tablets as a device category, nevermind the quality, but I know a lot of people and even businesses that have no longer got laptops or desktops, but solely use iPads and iPhones. As a matter of fact I'm somewhat active in local scale politics and the complete legislative system is solely based on iPad apps. You cannot access anything any other way. And for reviewing documents, sending mails, messaging people to discuss initiatives, even presenting if your environment is setup for that, etc. it actually works pretty well, particularly as the people in question would be out of their depth to even clean up their desktop from clutter, nevermind do anything productive on a real computer or attach a monitor to the right port. Dito the same reasons for people who are using computers 100% for content consumption. Why should they have a Mac or Windows PC, if they can also just stream on their tablet or use it to control or even display on their TV, as well as going mobile with it, when sitting in the garden, in bed or during comute.
Soon as it runs logic with my audio interface I’m probably in. My MacBook Pro might as well be a less convenient iPad if it weren’t for logic.
The chin on the iMac is not about thickness. It helps, but apple could make the exact same statements about its thickness with the extra thickness it would have. Apple kept the chin to make the device recognizable, without it, it would look like any random monitor, but with the chin anyone can immediately tell that it’s an iMac.
I think the older Cinema Displays had external Power Supplies too
I'm with Luke. I have enough electrical devices as it is.
I did own a tablet once but after the battery died I've gone seven years without and honestly can't think of a single time I've felt that I needed a tablet for something - much less one that costs a grand.
I use an iPad Pro 12.9" (2017) for notetaking in class. I terms of power it is way overpowered, however, it is nice not having to care about huge (700MB) pdfs, GoodNotes is handling those like a charm), but the 12.9" screen is a blessing. I cannot imagine using a smaller tablet for this, so my next one will probably be the new iPad Pro 2021 or the next-gen (2022) depending on how long the battery keeps up.
The only apple device I own is an iPad pro. I exclusively use it for note taking and studying with the Apple pencil for my university classes. It's really changed I work, especially when it comes to reducing the amount of physical paper notes. While all my other devices are non-Apple, I think that Apple has got the others beat when it comes to tablets, not a lot comes close to the iPad in terms of stylus experience.
I was peeved by the iPad Pro. They gave us this amazing piece of hardware that is still kneecapped by the OS :/
about the magazines: I know so many Japanese people love reading "jump" magazine / manga off ipads.
LIke anime / manga content in Japan is insanely popular as reading format.
Still can’t code on an iPad as far as I know (python, c++, etc).
depends on the type of programing you do. Certain development workflows accomplish everything over SSH with a remote server, which you can do on the iPad. Not saying that an iPad should be purchased with coding in mind, though.
i grabbed the ipad pro, the gen before this, its basically a great laptop. love it for writing, art, entertainment(videos, music, podcast, books). i have a computer for serious games but its so nice as an on the go device. i prefer this over a laptop. its so nice. not even an apple person, worked for apple and this and the new ipod touch are the only things i would get from them...maybe the airpods max
I bought an iPad Pro 12.9 in 2015 and it brought me through university. No matter if Office or Goodnotes, best tool I could have asked for! It still serves me well today!
Do you think you’ll upgrade to the new versions?
@@lelobster8935 when I pass my final exam I will have a look at it for sure, and if I can think of a usecase for it, I’m quite sure that I will finally upgrade. But at this moment I’m just waiting for the results.
as someone how was forced to use iPad os for school it is absolute crap for doing school work/research/writing.
I use my iPad Pro all the time, to watch RUclips, follow online video tutorials while being able to stay full screen on my pc, I’m now looking for a good wireless gaming keyboard and mouse to connect it with so I can use my shadow subscription on it, turning my iPad into a 1080 ti gaming PC. Also as someone who draws I haven’t found a better pen than the Apple Pencil, and with the duet app it becomes a good second monitor with a stylus for 3D sculpting.
3:00 the only practical use I can think of is musicians who need frequent access to digital scores
I still don't see the point. If it's still 4:3, movies are still gonna suck on a tiny letterboxed screen area, if it's still IPS blacks are still not gonna be great to compete with TVs. All mobile devices suck compared to bigger screens for literally anything except convenience.
The chin on the iMac is perfect to place all ur sticky notes and random ideas is perfect
You can already hook up audio interfaces to an iPad, and they work. Now you probably can even hook up Thunderbolt 3/4 audio interfaces as long as they conform to the USB Audio standard.
Hi Linus, I just wanted to say that I do own a kindle ( actually multiple ) but found that I prefer reading off the iPad Pro. I use the iPad Pro for work ( I’m a lecturer) and also keep it at home in the bedroom when I’m not at work and tend to read on it a lot. It’s also unmatched when using to sketch or illustrate concepts to students. Just wish it wasn’t quite so expensive/ wish the value held better for upgrading later. Saying this having used other tablets ( android ) and not liked the experience at all. The strange thing is I find I don’t mind paying a bit more especially since the quality of the product is classes ahead of other device options.
Also you’ve never seen people walking around with an iMac, huh? Those people never cease to amaze me.. especially at Starbucks
Macbooks don’t have external ‘power’ bricks, they have external ‘charging’ bricks. Apple makes Macbooks in a way that they can hit their max performance without needing to be plugged in (and you might say “that means they aren’t running those machines as fast as they could then”, not really, because performance doesn’t scale linearly with more power being thrown at the same silicon for a higher clock speed, because higher clock speed equals exponentially higher power drawn. That’s why we’re seeing the i9-11900K draw +400W when all of its Turbo Boost limits are lifted off while a Ryzen 9 5950X draws ~250W). Their ‘power supply’ is the battery and the battery only.
The Ethernet is on the power brick. It has Ethernet. In the base mode it is configurable for $30.
Is luke having a midlife crisis? Like Linus you can't have him representing your company looking like Hook from Peter Pan. Dude out here trying to look like a Disney villian. Bro looks like he just came from the moulin rouge. Like he's out here hunting Sonic. Sega is going to sue you for impersonating Dr. ROBOTNEK. Luke took "the pirate bay" too literally.
barber shops are still shut down in canada.
@@JeskidoYT ok, but linus lives in canada too and he doesn't look like a saturday morning cartoon villain
You made me laugh so hard 🤣
@@aliasonarcotics he made it as a joke on floatplane calm down
I worked retail for several years. Airpods were IMPOSSIBLE to buy for months leading up to and after holiday season 2019. You just couldn't get them without paying a scalper. I did not check an apple store at that time but none of the other retailers I checked could get them.
HDR is more important than pixels.
I would take 1080p HDR over 4K non-HDR any day.
Apple should lift the limitations on the ipadOS or consider moving the iPad Pro to running Mac OS. With the M1 chip the iPad Pro would finally make sense for people that want to use it for video editing, CAD and other professional uses on the go. Sure you can sort of do those with the iPad OS but with a very limited amount of apps, that are usually designed for very low power mobile chips, which the M1 isn’t. Now it’s like building a high-end gaming PC and installing chrome OS on it.
I have a 1st gen iPad Pro and it is brilliant for sheet music and handy for composing at the piano. Turning pages with my foot pedal has also revolutionised my playing.
People already hook up audio interfaces to ipads all the time. There are professional musicians that tour with those kind if rigs.
They’re great for companies honestly. Especially in real estate where you take and show presentations and don’t need much computing power
The moustache is ridiculous
I agree.
I can connect interfaces even to my og iPad air no problem so I wouldn't worry a bit about the M1 iPad pro
Enterprises give iPads to execs who don't want to carry laptops around. Then using Horizon they can get a Win10 or Linux VM if they need. Remote desktop and SSH aren't terrible experiences either.
The whole bit about the keyboard, is simply "because of (rotten) apple...
YES on the Keyboard Slam!
Luke and Linus have to be the best bromance on the internet.
MATH!
The iPad air4 is amazing for math students.
The 12" pro would sure be amazing for math at home. But the 11" is just better for actually going somewhere.
luke deadass looks like he's about to go to one of those axe throwing bars
I have been using an iPad Pro as my main device since 2018. It’s a great machine and combined with a terminal emulator. IDE. And GIT management app. You can really go pretty far with it. I hook up a raspberry pi over the usbc connection to do builds and other stuff. No, it’s not a blazing fast machine but if you change your workflow a bit and think outside the box your productivity will be essentially the same..... with that said. I’m getting the upgraded M1 tablet on launch day. 16gb of ram are you kidding me?? On top of that, this opens the door for vms, docker containers on the device Itself and dozens of other awesome features that can come down the pipeline.
I use my 2017 10.5 inch iPad Pro for school. It’s my all in one note taking device, I use it for my textbooks, and I use it to do remote play with my Xbox.
I also like to draw on it. Apple has THE BEST drawing with a stylus. Especially vs an expensive Wacom Cintiq.
So it serves all my needs and I have gone almost paperless.
I do the bulk of my work on my Mac for word processing and what not.