It also appears that the problem isn't solved with replacements, so...
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Growing Number of iPad Pro Owners Complain of Screen Stuttering Issues
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It also appears that the problem isn't solved with replacements, so...
I've seen about 100x more bent iPhones than iPads. And I rather have an iPad that is very slightly bend due to manufacturing issues but doesn't get worse during usage than an iPhone I have to worry about bending every time I sit down.
Their is nothing to worry about, it’s just a new feature called Mis Touch Pro, it’s copied from the MacBook Pro Mis Type Pro feature, you know where the keys randomly stop working as you expect, but it’s been adjusted to work exclusively on the iPad Pro range, as you can see it’s only models from 2917 that support this great new feature.
Apple aren’t anything if not consistent..
I don’t care though as in my eyes the new iPad Pros are still stunning pieces of engineering and I still want one!
Apple aren’t anything if not consistent..
I don’t care though as in my eyes the new iPad Pros are still stunning pieces of engineering and I still want one!
I think it’s software related as 12.2 on my XR wasn’t the greatest at times.
Seems better with 12.3 (beta) but we’ll see, I guess.
Seems better with 12.3 (beta) but we’ll see, I guess.
Haha and right on queue, I just typed my post above and my 9.7” iPad Pro keyboard refused to disappear when I was pressing the close keyboard button...
So yeah my older model does have this issue it seems.
Typical Apple, makes an iOS version that consistently breaks, makes one that fixes all the bugs, then spend a few years breaking it all again, and repeat...
So yeah my older model does have this issue it seems.
Typical Apple, makes an iOS version that consistently breaks, makes one that fixes all the bugs, then spend a few years breaking it all again, and repeat...
This is expected as iPads age past the two month mark. I mean, how long do people expect to own an iPad? I think two months is sufficient. I’ve owned my iPad for about one month and it’s running great, but if something were to happen in the next month....so be it. Natural aging process.
My iPhone periodically does something similar.
It rings and I can’t answer as the swipe to unlock doesn’t respond.
Wonder if it’s the same kind of issue.
It rings and I can’t answer as the swipe to unlock doesn’t respond.
Wonder if it’s the same kind of issue.
I can corroborate this irritating phenomenon - had the 2018 11” Wifi 512GB and encountered unresponsive ness when trying to scroll when in landscape on the right side of the screen.
Returned it for other reasons (didn’t think it was worth 50% of a price hike) and went back to my mini 4 that never has had the issue.
Returned it for other reasons (didn’t think it was worth 50% of a price hike) and went back to my mini 4 that never has had the issue.
Pretty much, the whole touch display becomes unresponsive on iPad when it occurs. It happens a lot to me on unlock screen, have to use home button to turn screen off then it will work.
It seems like their entire Pro-line is cursed: Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro.
What's next, iMac Pro bursts people's eardrums?
Should I consider stop buying Apple "Pro"ducts?
What's next, iMac Pro bursts people's eardrums?
Should I consider stop buying Apple "Pro"ducts?
Apple, prepare to write me a massive check, because i'm about to solve your problem for you....
Lets think about this logically.
How many reports of the Ipad pro's bending? Quite a bit..
If your ipad bends...even a slightest amount, dont you think the internal components are going to flex and bend too?
Maybe...just maybe...if you made them thicker or just used stronger aluminum...they wouldn't bend and flex so much!
Might be the issue there.
Could be software too
But i kinda find it funny, how apple is failing to build quality components on crucial stuff like the touch screen and keyboards, that are required for the device to work in the first place.
And whats a common cause....THE DEVICES ARE GETTING TOO THIN!
Also explains's all the other issues you have too with other products like the thermal throttling and cooling issues....
YOU CANT CHANGE THE LAWS OF PHYICS.....
I think most apple costumers would be perfectly happy with thicker heaver devices that are way more solid and reliable, then thin fragile devices that break with every day normal use!
Lets think about this logically.
How many reports of the Ipad pro's bending? Quite a bit..
If your ipad bends...even a slightest amount, dont you think the internal components are going to flex and bend too?
Maybe...just maybe...if you made them thicker or just used stronger aluminum...they wouldn't bend and flex so much!
Might be the issue there.
Could be software too
But i kinda find it funny, how apple is failing to build quality components on crucial stuff like the touch screen and keyboards, that are required for the device to work in the first place.
And whats a common cause....THE DEVICES ARE GETTING TOO THIN!
Also explains's all the other issues you have too with other products like the thermal throttling and cooling issues....
YOU CANT CHANGE THE LAWS OF PHYICS.....
I think most apple costumers would be perfectly happy with thicker heaver devices that are way more solid and reliable, then thin fragile devices that break with every day normal use!
Apple could be upfront and report the number of reported/validated cases instead of hiding it with statements like, “a small number of......”.
A percentage of absolute figure would be good.
Small is a relative term and is unhelpful.
Maybe you should move on to a different website. This might not be the site for you. Also, my first PowerMac 7100 was a lemon and that was in the 90's. When you ship millions of a product, some will have issues.
