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iPad Anyone get the new M5 iPad Pro yet?
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I guess OP was wondering if there may be anyone reading in a country where it is already the 22nd. Might still be a bit early yet though, as it’s late evening in Australia.
Mine still says “Preparing to ship” but still estimated delivery of tomorrow. We shall see, I suppose
Edit: About 3 hours after I made this comment, mine says shipped now.
Edit: About 3 hours after I made this comment, mine says shipped now.
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Black Friday is just around the corner, for those in US, why can't you wait a month for a discounted M5? i'm sure Best Buy and other big box stores will have at least $100 off for these.
Quite on the contrary, I’ve got a new M4 iPP at a discount yesterday 😅
The reduced price made it much more attractive than an M5 in my user case
Best Buy and Costco in my area already have $50 off on the M5 iPad Pro preorders.
Yes. Have it on hand here in Australia. The file transfer is noticeably faster, and I have over 1TB of data to copy over.
I've got it right here. Coming from an M1 iPad Pro I'm mainly just having a good time with all the design changes that came with the M4 version, like the thinner and lighter chassis, the updated magic keyboard, the new orientation of the camera, tandem OLED display, etc etc.
Happy to answer any questions though.
Happy to answer any questions though.
One of the things I didn't realise about this new design (same on the M4) is how much brighter the display is. We all know it can reach a higher maximum brightness, but what I didn't realise is how much brighter it would be at 50% brightness.
The 10 hour battery rating on all the iPad Pros from the last 5 or so years at least is at 50% brightness, and so if you're using your iPad at 50% and aiming for the rated battery life, you will have a significantly brighter display than prior models. Less relevant for the M5 specifically, but for anyone upgrading from any LCD model, very cool.
The 10 hour battery rating on all the iPad Pros from the last 5 or so years at least is at 50% brightness, and so if you're using your iPad at 50% and aiming for the rated battery life, you will have a significantly brighter display than prior models. Less relevant for the M5 specifically, but for anyone upgrading from any LCD model, very cool.
Question, does it have the disable PWM option in accessibility?
On the iPhone, it's in Accessibility - Display & Text Size - Display Pulse Smoothing (PWM).