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Strongly recommending nano +1

500 days nano display conclusion (video in german language, but you could switch to the english audio track):
 
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Is it true it makes the display less bright and the colors pop less? Thanks for the warning. Sometimes when I am at work my kids get ahold of my iPad. This sounds too risky to me to have the nano display.

Yes, but thats because its a matte screen. Compared to the standard glass, the OLED blacks/colors definitely pop more.
 
The new M5 iPad Pro scratches extremely easy. A friend managed to scratch his with just his fingernails. Now he wears gloves when using.
 
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- the screen is brighter. Now everyone knows the screen is brighter, but think about it this way: at 50% brightness the M5's screen is significantly brighter than the M1's screen at 50%.

How is this possible? The M4 and M5 iPad pros only go up to 600 nits when using manual brightness settings. M1 iPad Pro goes up to the same, 600 nits. Have to have the iPad with adaptive brightness and it will go up to 1000 nits but only when outside.
 
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How is this possible? The M4 and M5 iPad pros only go up to 600 nits when using manual brightness settings. M1 iPad Pro goes up to the same, 600 nits. Have to have the iPad with adaptive brightness and it will go up to 1000 nits but only when outside.

Hmm I suppose it isn't then. The screen still seemed a lot brighter to me at 50% when I had them both side by side indoors.

That's when I asked an AI and it gave me a great AI hallucination that it was brighter - because it just looked at that 1000 nits out of context.
 
hi

i this got my self a ipad M5 pro for the 1st time this is all so my 1st pro ipad i have own ipads before but they been the A line up in fact the last time i had an ipad was the 10th gen ipad anyways i got the AT&T celleur model of the ipad pro M5 with the new C1X modem this is going to be a grate set up with the iphone Air and apple watch ulta 3 the ipad pro M5 is replaceing the ageing pixel tabet with the G2 chip that i have now so the ipad pro M5 is going to be major upgrade
 
The benchmark reliability is debatable, on my M5:
Jazz: read 3346, write: 2509
Antutu: read 3396, write: 2857
Passmark performancetest: read: 1945, write: 4652

Passmark seems to be completely off. At least the other 2 are a bit more consistent

My M2 2TB:
Jazz: around 2500 for both read and write, second time: 2737 read, 2245 write
Antutu: 3112 read;: 3770 write (second time was quite consistent)

So not consistent at all for the M2

M1 2TB
Jazz: 1580 write, 2072 read
Antutu: 3524 read, 2990 write

Completely crazy...
 
I upgraded from the M4 to the M5. Both versions specs are identical, 2TB Cellular Nano, space black. Figured I would try out the M5 for the week, see how it performed and if it was worth the upgrade, and in the end, for me it was.

The main factor that drove me was the speed. To be clear, M4 was no slouch, but everything is instant. I was in a fringe area for coverage, my iPhone and M4 in that area would typically drag, everything loaded slow from emails to websites. This updated cellular is for real! There are no delays, tap, enter, or click, everything is instant.

I’m also noticing battery improvements. I think with the better efficiency of the chips, it seems to drain much less than the previous iPads I’ve owned. Most M4 owners would not need to even think about upgrading, but there is definitely more going on under the hood than they are advertising.
 
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