I saved up a year for this sucker. can't be happier. as a college student/aspiring artist, this fills all my needs. fkn amazing screen, great for reading books, reading textbook pdf, drawing, great gaming performance, note taking, content consumption, and the battery lasts forever in my use case
I upgraded from ipad4 to ipad pro M2 12.9 last week & i love it. Took me 10years for the upgrade since only this M2 ipad pro seem able to satisfy my need. I do have Samsung Tab S6 for drawing as well & decided to pass on to my kid for her to practice her drawing. Not easy to choose between Tab S8 Ultra & M2 Ipad pro though. Again i choose ipad pro because of Procreate & Lumafusion.
Just purchased one, thanks for you reviews. I personally think Mini Led is a big steps for tablets. Most battery power big screens are very limited to brightness, but this mini led has a lot of potential, specifically for SDR Manual (Auto Off) Regular Everyday Brightness, because thats what we all really need the most. My Tab S8 Ultra is only reaching 420 Nits manual, so i got this to use outdoor as the s8U doesnt cut it.
I really like the Bellemond screen protectors ($11). Wanted to stay away from paperlike at all costs after seeing how poorly the new versions hold up. I don’t care for the glare that all matte screen protectors have in direct sunlight, but I found my hand sticking to the glass too often for large strokes without it. Drawing gloves limit 3 fingered gestures so the screen protector ended up being the best option for me. Been using my bellemond for 5 months now and it still looks just as good as the day I applied it. All drawing marks that are left on the screen protector have been temporary and come up with ease with a simple screen cleaning. It rejects fingerprints which is a nice bonus over the glass.
@@teohontech7141 haha, yeah you would think that. Seems all the major channels that cover art and design hardware are sponsored by them. After watching multiple unbiased comparison videos of people testing various screen protectors I was often not impressed with how the new paperlike screen protectors held up. They seem to get noticably and permanently roughed up withing a very short period of time.
@@lego_minifig Matte screen protectors will lose their texture with usage so that's not surprising. Which is another reason why I recommend cheap matte screen protectors that are inexpensive to replace. That's if you really do want to use matte screen protectors.
How do you like your Bellemond matte screen protector? Is the texture and screen quality good? Also, have you tried an Elecom matte screen protectors as well by any chance? I’m having a hard time deciding between the two, Bellemond or Elecom, all I know is that both are good Japanese brands, supposedly better than Paperlike. Speaking of, have you also tried the new Swiss-made Paperlike? Is it still no better than the older ones?
@@lillycastitatis6807 Go get this brand SuperShieldz matte screen protector on Amazon. It's US $10 for three pieces. If you don't like it, you won't have lost too much money. And it's good. I used to use SuperShieldz.
Thank you for another brilliant product review Teoh! I have a question; do you reckon it might possible to use the apple pencil to work in an application being displayed on the external display via Stage Manager? You did mention that it’s not possible to use a pen on the screen, just a keyboard and mouse, but I’m wondering if you could use the iPad itself for pen input? Or does that only work in mirror mode?
You can only control the cursor on the other display with a mouse/touchpad. Unless you're using mirror mode which isn't very useful since you can already draw on the iPad.
I ordered the M1 2021 12.9 pro today, was really unsure, but the new M2 has increased with 3.5k in my country, and I really hope I don't need the hover feature for doing art.
hello bro, i want to ask, i'm an architecture student, and i'm confused about choosing a laptop or ipad, do you think ipad is suitable for architecture students? can the ipad run applications such as autocad and the like? what is your advice?
Not sure about Autocad as I don't use that software. But my general advice is to choose base on the software you want to use. If you already have a computer, iPad is a good choice. If you are upgrading a computer, laptop is better choice
Hey blik, as an architect and a ipad pro owner, no you cant't run most of the softwares, only sketchup is available on the ipad, but is not complete, because you can't run pluguins that speed the workflow inside the app, my use case for the ipad as an architect is concept / design (sketch) ideas and then go to Revit or AutoCad, and the ipad help me to take pdf to the construction site, but that's it.
@@Pushkar_090 that really depends on you. Brad Colbow has some great videos breaking down the differences. What kind of work will you be doing? If it’s just drawing then any should work. Do you have a decent computer that can handle the software you want smoothly? Then I’d snag a graphics tablet. You can get one without a screen for around $40 or if you want a screen check out xp-pen or Huions offerings. I personally own the xp-pen artist 15.6 and the 22 E Pro. Both are great tablets. But keep in mind, if you use a PC app you will need to learn keyboard shortcuts. It’s daunting at first to learn, but once you have it down you will be able to work extremely quickly and efficiently. Is portability important? Then get a tablet. One thing to keep in mind is that the iPad currently has more pro-level apps than android. Affinity 2 just released so you have access to a fully featured vector, raster, and publishing software (you can get a universal license that works on Windows, Mac, and iPad). Procreate, Illustrator, Fresco, Vectornator (free), and Artstudio Pro are also great apps on the iPad with most of them being a one time purchase. The base level iPad should be able to do most everything well enough. Better hardware usually equates to being able to use more layers or work on bigger files. Shortcuts are optimized as gestures and are much more approachable than keyboard shortcuts. Clip studio is really the only app on android that sticks out to me as being really good on the platform, but I believe that has a subscription. I personally added the 2021 iPad Pro to my workflow after Covid sent me to the hospital for a week and it has been a fantastic addition to my process as a graphic design student. I usually sketch out my ideas in procreate then switch over to illustrator on my PC. I tend to prefer working with my mouse when using vector software so I find myself using my Apple Pencil more than my pen display. That being said, my pen display is invaluable when working in photoshop for quickly and accurately selecting, painting, and erasing shapes accurately and organically. Saved me hours of time erasing around some shapes a few weeks ago when I was creating a typeface out of images of woodblock type. Sure I could have done this task on the iPad as well, but photoshop on the desktop has more advanced selection features and keyboard shortcuts which make it the process faster.
It's difficult to say which one is better. Easier to say they have different drawing experience. The hover feature should benefit painters rather than artists who work primarily with line art. iPad advantage is there are more graphic design apps in addition to the drawing apps
Hello, thank you for your videos because I used some of my saving to buy my 1st Ipad and I m hyper productive ! Like 3 months for a drawing in traditional because(jobs etc ) and I made 1 illustration per week ! What kind of protection do you recommend for someone who want to draw outside, bar, or other places ? Because I wrapped it in a blanket and put in in my bag but I m scared to scratch it or lose the pen😂
Just get those flip case that can also hold the Apple Pencil. If you hold the case together with the tablet, it may be heavy. There are also magnetic cases where tablet can be removed easily.
If you’re only into drawing, probably Samsung because the price is significantly lower, and they have very good trade in deals. iPad advantage is there are more graphic design apps
What about the screen protector should i use it or not? Cause another review said its better not to use one for the pencil flexibilities, what brand you recommend?
I can't really choose between M1 ipad pro 256gb or M2 ipad with the same storage, the difference would be around 100$, should I save it by buying the M1 or it's more worth it to go with the M2?
Tough choice. The only difference is M2 has the cursor hover mode. So it comes down to whether you want to save the $100. Hover mode is good for painting when you can see the size of the brush and brush pattern, but not crucial if your art mostly involves line art.
is it worth upgrading from a 9.7 inch ipad to a 12.9? i use the same tablet stand you have but i notice that that the ipad pro is still smaller than the stand.
The iPad Pro 12.9 is smaller than the Parblo stand, yes, but it doesn't really affect anything. Even to this day, I think that's an excellent stand that I use for my various devices. The upgrade from 9.7 to 12.9 is mostly the increase in size. And yes, I think it's worth it even if it's an upgrade to 11-inch because more space means you have more canvas space to draw with and UI elements don't take up as much space (proportionally speaking).
@@teohontech7141 yes the parblo stand is amazing and ive been using it too for almost a year. i still can't decide on what size to upgrade... is the 12.9 better or i'll just get the cheaper 11 inch? i was thinking maybe the 11 inch is not much increase from a 9.7...
@@yamapishy9792 If you don't have to bring the iPad around much, get the 12.9. The 11-inch is significantly more portable which is the main selling point.
I have the 11 inch and its great as a portable screen but i found myself moving the art around due to the buttons being in the way sometimes not alot. just purchased the 12.9 today and boy am i excited to have more screen to draw on. The 12.9 is the same size as my surface pro 3 give or take. I say go for the 12.9 and get it over with 😂😂😂😂
Hey Teoh, I went to check out this IPad at the apple store today but on Procreate, It only gave me a maximum layer of 4 when using A1 canvas size and 200dpi. The same canvas on the IPad Air 5 gave me 29 maximum layers, which puzzled both the Apple staff and me. Can I check if this is the case with yours as well?
Hello! As far as I am aware, Whatsapp is still not available on iPad as an Application. I suppose the app icon of whatsapp you have there is a safari shortcut? If so how can I make it?
It depends on the type of graphics you create. Ultimately, if you're not drawing with the Apple Pencil, laptop is the better choice. See this article I've written www.parkablogs.com/content/graphic-design-ipad-pros-cons-and-limitations
I’ve seen a lot of reviewer talk about holding their ipad (or paper tablet) with one hand while they draw. Do people do that? I always rest a paper pad on my knee or something. I’ve never heard of someone doing that before watching these reviews.
Not many people will do that unless their work requires. I personally do when I have to stand and sketch on location with no place to put the iPad down, or maybe the scene I draw requires a standing position. Anyway, the deciding factor between 11 vs 12.9 really comes down to whether you can set the tablet down on a surface. Coincidentally, I just wrote this few minutes ago www.parkablogs.com/content/ipad-pro-11-vs-129-drawing-portability-vs-usability
@@teohontech7141 seems like a reasonable feature to implement. It’s really annoying to be set up in landscape mode then some app wants you to rotate your screen.
Right? The only reason I would get an ipad is because of this issue. Does android have a problem that prevents developers from making stuff for android?
@@samanthaspadeson1982 yes, quality control, but as long as Samsung seems to be making good hardware developers will come eventually. I personally prefer my tab S8 plus over my iPad pro for drawing, writing watching movies etc and multitasking is way better on a Samsung tablet.
I saved up a year for this sucker. can't be happier. as a college student/aspiring artist, this fills all my needs. fkn amazing screen, great for reading books, reading textbook pdf, drawing, great gaming performance, note taking, content consumption, and the battery lasts forever in my use case
I upgraded from ipad4 to ipad pro M2 12.9 last week & i love it. Took me 10years for the upgrade since only this M2 ipad pro seem able to satisfy my need. I do have Samsung Tab S6 for drawing as well & decided to pass on to my kid for her to practice her drawing. Not easy to choose between Tab S8 Ultra & M2 Ipad pro though. Again i choose ipad pro because of Procreate & Lumafusion.
Can you point out some positives and negatives between the two devices, please.
Im getting one of them mainly for the tattoo designing process.
I look forward to getting this tablet. Your review has only made me want it more.
I was so surprised when i found out that Apple never had an hover feature
Even my 2015 samsung galaxy tab had that 😑😑 oh God Apple!
You never looked in the Accessibilities?
@@jmbosquesillo7203 bro that was sarcasm lmao..
I just bought the 2022 M2 iPad Pro 11 inch model (256GB)…amazing device..perfect for productivity
100% Agreed it is crazy ! I was so scared to never used it because it is sooo expensive😂
@@flashpanshmeckerI am about to buy it and I am scared about the same 😢
You never disappoint Teoh, thank you so much for making this video! ❤
Just purchased one, thanks for you reviews. I personally think Mini Led is a big steps for tablets. Most battery power big screens are very limited to brightness, but this mini led has a lot of potential, specifically for SDR Manual (Auto Off) Regular Everyday Brightness, because thats what we all really need the most. My Tab S8 Ultra is only reaching 420 Nits manual, so i got this to use outdoor as the s8U doesnt cut it.
Can you tell what is the difference in stylus experience between Ultra and M2?
What do you know about iPad Pro M2 11 inch? Is it worth getting??
that hover is indeed nice. well not nice enough to upgrade if you already have M1 ipad i guess.
Excellent review! Thank you dear!
I want this iPad so bad but I am broke so much
Keep working!!!
If u broke think about to get work not ipad.
@@dawitassefa8575 I am but broke doesn’t mean I don’t have money at all lol
@@VinylSkillz ya but I need at least 1 year to buy it
@@DallasUzumaki by then it will be less than what it costs now!
just picked this up upgraded to the 12.9 inch from my iPad 9. I love using this device for college
I got a tablet but I bought an Ipad now, I prefer having both available.
Thanks for the text reviews! I will still watch your video though.
I really like your drawing style, please make a drawing tutorial and another tutorial about the Cocept application
I really like the Bellemond screen protectors ($11). Wanted to stay away from paperlike at all costs after seeing how poorly the new versions hold up. I don’t care for the glare that all matte screen protectors have in direct sunlight, but I found my hand sticking to the glass too often for large strokes without it. Drawing gloves limit 3 fingered gestures so the screen protector ended up being the best option for me. Been using my bellemond for 5 months now and it still looks just as good as the day I applied it. All drawing marks that are left on the screen protector have been temporary and come up with ease with a simple screen cleaning. It rejects fingerprints which is a nice bonus over the glass.
I thought the new version of Paperlike is better. Or at least that's what the sponsored reviews were saying. lol.
@@teohontech7141 haha, yeah you would think that. Seems all the major channels that cover art and design hardware are sponsored by them. After watching multiple unbiased comparison videos of people testing various screen protectors I was often not impressed with how the new paperlike screen protectors held up. They seem to get noticably and permanently roughed up withing a very short period of time.
@@lego_minifig Matte screen protectors will lose their texture with usage so that's not surprising. Which is another reason why I recommend cheap matte screen protectors that are inexpensive to replace. That's if you really do want to use matte screen protectors.
How do you like your Bellemond matte screen protector? Is the texture and screen quality good? Also, have you tried an Elecom matte screen protectors as well by any chance? I’m having a hard time deciding between the two, Bellemond or Elecom, all I know is that both are good Japanese brands, supposedly better than Paperlike. Speaking of, have you also tried the new Swiss-made Paperlike? Is it still no better than the older ones?
@@lillycastitatis6807 Go get this brand SuperShieldz matte screen protector on Amazon. It's US $10 for three pieces. If you don't like it, you won't have lost too much money. And it's good. I used to use SuperShieldz.
Excellent video with app recommends.
Thank you for another brilliant product review Teoh! I have a question; do you reckon it might possible to use the apple pencil to work in an application being displayed on the external display via Stage Manager? You did mention that it’s not possible to use a pen on the screen, just a keyboard and mouse, but I’m wondering if you could use the iPad itself for pen input? Or does that only work in mirror mode?
You can only control the cursor on the other display with a mouse/touchpad. Unless you're using mirror mode which isn't very useful since you can already draw on the iPad.
@@teohontech7141 Thanks!
You can drag apps from one window to the next with the 3 dots at the top of the app
Thanks. There are so many hidden features that are not obvious
I ordered the M1 2021 12.9 pro today, was really unsure, but the new M2 has increased with 3.5k in my country, and I really hope I don't need the hover feature for doing art.
The M1 is still an excellent tablet, now cheaper with the new model.
@@teohontech7141 It hasn't decreased in price here, still same price as it was last year when it released. But that is quite common
Thousands (millions?) of people have been creating amazing art on the iPad for years without hover. You'll be fine.
Buy M2, it's more future proof and the latest and greatest
Get what you can afford and still buy food …. Currency is dropping in value and everything is going to cost more.
hello bro, i want to ask, i'm an architecture student, and i'm confused about choosing a laptop or ipad, do you think ipad is suitable for architecture students? can the ipad run applications such as autocad and the like? what is your advice?
Not sure about Autocad as I don't use that software. But my general advice is to choose base on the software you want to use. If you already have a computer, iPad is a good choice. If you are upgrading a computer, laptop is better choice
Hey blik, as an architect and a ipad pro owner, no you cant't run most of the softwares, only sketchup is available on the ipad, but is not complete, because you can't run pluguins that speed the workflow inside the app, my use case for the ipad as an architect is concept / design (sketch) ideas and then go to Revit or AutoCad, and the ipad help me to take pdf to the construction site, but that's it.
@@teohontech7141 As beginner which type of tablet should I but android,ipad or graphic table please tell me
@@Pushkar_090 that really depends on you. Brad Colbow has some great videos breaking down the differences. What kind of work will you be doing? If it’s just drawing then any should work.
Do you have a decent computer that can handle the software you want smoothly? Then I’d snag a graphics tablet. You can get one without a screen for around $40 or if you want a screen check out xp-pen or Huions offerings. I personally own the xp-pen artist 15.6 and the 22 E Pro. Both are great tablets. But keep in mind, if you use a PC app you will need to learn keyboard shortcuts. It’s daunting at first to learn, but once you have it down you will be able to work extremely quickly and efficiently.
Is portability important? Then get a tablet. One thing to keep in mind is that the iPad currently has more pro-level apps than android. Affinity 2 just released so you have access to a fully featured vector, raster, and publishing software (you can get a universal license that works on Windows, Mac, and iPad). Procreate, Illustrator, Fresco, Vectornator (free), and Artstudio Pro are also great apps on the iPad with most of them being a one time purchase. The base level iPad should be able to do most everything well enough. Better hardware usually equates to being able to use more layers or work on bigger files. Shortcuts are optimized as gestures and are much more approachable than keyboard shortcuts. Clip studio is really the only app on android that sticks out to me as being really good on the platform, but I believe that has a subscription.
I personally added the 2021 iPad Pro to my workflow after Covid sent me to the hospital for a week and it has been a fantastic addition to my process as a graphic design student. I usually sketch out my ideas in procreate then switch over to illustrator on my PC. I tend to prefer working with my mouse when using vector software so I find myself using my Apple Pencil more than my pen display. That being said, my pen display is invaluable when working in photoshop for quickly and accurately selecting, painting, and erasing shapes accurately and organically. Saved me hours of time erasing around some shapes a few weeks ago when I was creating a typeface out of images of woodblock type. Sure I could have done this task on the iPad as well, but photoshop on the desktop has more advanced selection features and keyboard shortcuts which make it the process faster.
@@FredericoHSSilva Thx!!
This was very useful and concise. Thank you (Dean UK)
ive had my ipad pro since 2018 and the battery is awful so im upgrading this year!
Can ya review the new surface pro 9 I heard the pen is actually good now
Thank you for this review, kindly if you can review the new 2022 Dell XPS 2 in 1 with their stylus designed for that
Hello from Lisboa XD
Is that "hover feature" worth of buying new iPad or Galaxy Tab S8 is still better when it comes to drawing experience?
It's difficult to say which one is better. Easier to say they have different drawing experience. The hover feature should benefit painters rather than artists who work primarily with line art. iPad advantage is there are more graphic design apps in addition to the drawing apps
Good video. Will yo7 make a comparison with this and the galaxy s8 tablets?
Wow so on m2, there is no difference in layer amount whether it’s 8gb or 16gb?
Hello, thank you for your videos because I used some of my saving to buy my 1st Ipad and I m hyper productive ! Like 3 months for a drawing in traditional because(jobs etc ) and I made 1 illustration per week !
What kind of protection do you recommend for someone who want to draw outside, bar, or other places ? Because I wrapped it in a blanket and put in in my bag but I m scared to scratch it or lose the pen😂
Just get those flip case that can also hold the Apple Pencil. If you hold the case together with the tablet, it may be heavy. There are also magnetic cases where tablet can be removed easily.
what brand is your other display? is it 13inches? great video by the way.. thx!
That's a Cforce 15-inch 4K display www.parkablogs.com/content/review-c-force-portable-4k-touchscreen-monitor-cf015xt
Hi Teoh, how does this compare with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE?
Lisboa ❤️😍
Do you recommend the ipad pro or one of the samsung tablets?
S8+?
If you’re only into drawing, probably Samsung because the price is significantly lower, and they have very good trade in deals. iPad advantage is there are more graphic design apps
Hi! Do you think 50% more memory bandwidth compares to the m1, gonna make a difference in handle more layers in feature?
M1 and M2 has same limit for number of layers. www.parkablogs.com/content/m2-ipad-pro-2022-artist-review
@@teohontech7141 Thanks🙏
very well made video! what type/brand of keyboard is the one in the video?👀
This one? www.parkablogs.com/content/ipad-pro-magic-keyboard-alternative-goojodoq
@@teohontech7141 yess!! thank you ^^
So, did you actually went to Lisbon?…
No. That was drawn from reference photo
@@teohontech7141 ok hope you’ll get the chance to go there in the future . Great review, by the way. Cheers.
What about the screen protector should i use it or not? Cause another review said its better not to use one for the pencil flexibilities, what brand you recommend?
I recommend Supershieldz matte screen protector from Amazon. It's not expensive. If you don't like it, you won't have wasted too much money.
Hello i would like to know how much storage do you recommend to be confortable for an artist using various programs of drawing ? Thank you very much
256GB is good
I can't really choose between M1 ipad pro 256gb or M2 ipad with the same storage, the difference would be around 100$, should I save it by buying the M1 or it's more worth it to go with the M2?
Tough choice. The only difference is M2 has the cursor hover mode. So it comes down to whether you want to save the $100. Hover mode is good for painting when you can see the size of the brush and brush pattern, but not crucial if your art mostly involves line art.
@@teohontech7141does Samsung tab s8 have good hover feature like this
Please answer my question, is it good for fashion designing course. Is it worth buying?
It’s can be used for fashion design
Please review the 10th gen ipad
is it worth upgrading from a 9.7 inch ipad to a 12.9? i use the same tablet stand you have but i notice that that the ipad pro is still smaller than the stand.
The iPad Pro 12.9 is smaller than the Parblo stand, yes, but it doesn't really affect anything. Even to this day, I think that's an excellent stand that I use for my various devices. The upgrade from 9.7 to 12.9 is mostly the increase in size. And yes, I think it's worth it even if it's an upgrade to 11-inch because more space means you have more canvas space to draw with and UI elements don't take up as much space (proportionally speaking).
@@teohontech7141 yes the parblo stand is amazing and ive been using it too for almost a year. i still can't decide on what size to upgrade... is the 12.9 better or i'll just get the cheaper 11 inch? i was thinking maybe the 11 inch is not much increase from a 9.7...
@@yamapishy9792 If you don't have to bring the iPad around much, get the 12.9. The 11-inch is significantly more portable which is the main selling point.
I have the 11 inch and its great as a portable screen but i found myself moving the art around due to the buttons being in the way sometimes not alot. just purchased the 12.9 today and boy am i excited to have more screen to draw on. The 12.9 is the same size as my surface pro 3 give or take. I say go for the 12.9 and get it over with 😂😂😂😂
Hey Teoh, I went to check out this IPad at the apple store today but on Procreate, It only gave me a maximum layer of 4 when using A1 canvas size and 200dpi. The same canvas on the IPad Air 5 gave me 29 maximum layers, which puzzled both the Apple staff and me.
Can I check if this is the case with yours as well?
I've tested and both M1 and M2 iPad can get you 29 layers with A1 200 DPI.
It's likely the Procreate app is not updated in the Apple store.
I love I pad 😌
Amazing art work- please create drawing videos
I would have gotten the m1 if they still sold it, lmao. So i gotta get the m2 now. Its a really popular model
Good video! Can you also do a PWM review of the M2 iPad Pro 2022 12.9"?
I don’t see PWM. My camera also doesn’t capture PWM.
Wats dat?
@@gko_0844 It's this ruclips.net/video/WrSeS6EjMMc/видео.html
@@teohontech7141 Oh, you mean you don''t have the proper equipment to test the PWM flicker?
@@yiruicao9247 Yeah. Usually I just use my phone or camera to check, but those are not technical instruments for checking PWM
Hello! As far as I am aware, Whatsapp is still not available on iPad as an Application. I suppose the app icon of whatsapp you have there is a safari shortcut? If so how can I make it?
That is just a bookmark to Watsapp Web website
Hey teoh if possible we can get those sketch’s for wallpapers ??
I don't make these into wallpaper. Maybe in the future
Does the iPad replace the laptop in using it to work on it as a graphic designer?
It depends on the type of graphics you create. Ultimately, if you're not drawing with the Apple Pencil, laptop is the better choice. See this article I've written www.parkablogs.com/content/graphic-design-ipad-pros-cons-and-limitations
Do you recommend xiaomi pad5 or huawei matepad 11 or is there something else in the same category
Xiaomi Pad 5 is better.
@@teohontech7141 Thank you very much
Teoh, can you share how did you get whatsapp to run on an Ipad? I'm trying to get mine there, but it doesn't work.
It's just a Safari bookmark of web whatsapp
I’ve seen a lot of reviewer talk about holding their ipad (or paper tablet) with one hand while they draw. Do people do that? I always rest a paper pad on my knee or something. I’ve never heard of someone doing that before watching these reviews.
Not many people will do that unless their work requires. I personally do when I have to stand and sketch on location with no place to put the iPad down, or maybe the scene I draw requires a standing position.
Anyway, the deciding factor between 11 vs 12.9 really comes down to whether you can set the tablet down on a surface.
Coincidentally, I just wrote this few minutes ago
www.parkablogs.com/content/ipad-pro-11-vs-129-drawing-portability-vs-usability
Can you use the ipad pro with the macbook air 2022, as an external display?
Yes. The feature is called SideCar
@@teohontech7141 Thank you!
Hi! What is tour storage/ram? Considering m2 512 8 g ram
8GB and 256GB storage
What ipad pro you using is it 8 ram or 16 ram ??
8GB
I want this but im broke but glad my boyfriend will pay the half 😂😂😂 still waiting for the upcoming new ipad this March they said
HOW DO YOU HAVE HANGOUTS APP?!! I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE
Hangouts has been discontinued
Hey i couldn't find the link to your blog
Oops, here www.parkablogs.com/content/m2-ipad-pro-2022-artist-review
How much does battery last while drawing non stop
9-10 hours. At max brightness maybe 5-6 hours
Wow!
Can procreate be downloaded here
Yes
Yet they still don't automatically rotate "portrait mode only" apps to landscape for us. And the mini-keyboard is a fixed size (too small for me)
And they don't have the option to have portrait apps open in portrait or landscape. A feature that's available on Samsung tablets.
@@teohontech7141 seems like a reasonable feature to implement. It’s really annoying to be set up in landscape mode then some app wants you to rotate your screen.
@@teohontech7141 I am thinking of buying this today ,I am an Artist ,please suggest if I should go ahead?
@@sacredhealingartbykaveri461 It's an excellent tablet
Is the filing system still a piece of shit? Do you need to use work arounds to get the basics done.
It still not easy to use.
Jarkata? I thought you wanted to make Jakarta city from Indonesia 😂
Samsung literally had hover for years but where's the developers
S7 fe user here, it's a pain.
Right? The only reason I would get an ipad is because of this issue. Does android have a problem that prevents developers from making stuff for android?
@@samanthaspadeson1982 yes, quality control, but as long as Samsung seems to be making good hardware developers will come eventually. I personally prefer my tab S8 plus over my iPad pro for drawing, writing watching movies etc and multitasking is way better on a Samsung tablet.
Samsung makes great hardware but it’s hostage to a crappy OS … Google’s Android. There aren’t any good Pro Apps for Art.
@@jmbosquesillo7203 Infinite Painter, nomad sculpt.
Portugal!!! ;)
Вот бы увидеть это видео на русском языке
у яндекс браузера есть функция синхронного перевода видео. Можете посмотреть с помощью нее
Does concepts run better on an ipad pro compared to Samsung s9 series?
Feels the same to me