Why, exactly? If your iPad is docked to a wireless charger drip feeding charge, it makes good sense.Wireless charging on an iPad, talk about waste of energy.
Why, exactly? If your iPad is docked to a wireless charger drip feeding charge, it makes good sense.Wireless charging on an iPad, talk about waste of energy.
It's technically a waste because wireless charging is never as efficient as wired; sure is convenient tho.Why, exactly? If your iPad is docked to a wireless charger drip feeding charge, it makes good sense.
So apart from one video editing app you see zero use case for an iPad? I mean sure, nice to have FCP and other niche apps (although Luma probably covers the area well already) but tablets don’t strike me as the best platform for professional video editing in the first place. There are however plenty of things I do on iPads daily that cover my use cases and have nothing to do with editing.
Agreed. Except - this proposition is a supplement the regular charging. If it’s docked to a wireless charging stand, it’s just keeping up. If one wants to ‘charge’ the device, charge it in the normal manner.It's technically a waste because wireless charging is never as efficient as wired; sure is convenient tho.
Actually wireless plus USB-C charging would be worthwhile - you get a choice of speeds and MagSare protection; without adding another port.
So then all is well - you’d simply need to use whatever software these famous YouTubers are using and. Be happy in iPad Pro land, right? It’s probably also a good idea to have a plan B at hand, just in case Apple one day does to FCP what they did to Aperture…Funnily enough, my use case would be different to yours. So it's great you have a use for it, whereas it's not so much for me. Sure, I would have other uses besides editing, but I can get along without those - without editing the iPad Pro just isn't worth the cost for me.
Editing on an iPad would fit into my workflow nicely - being able to edit on the go, then come back to my desk and continue with my project on my computer. I actually know several large YouTubers who shoot video on their iPhone and edit on their iPad Pro completely!
What’s holding you back from just using the 16” alone? I know, it’s a tad heavier than other MacBooks, but then it provides great workstation performance and has a good screen to match.Have a 16" M1 Pro MBP. Having a hard time trying to decide between upgrading my 2018 12.9" iPad Pro to this or selling it and getting the M2 MacBook Air as my travel companion.
I finally got a chance to play around with the 16" and it isn't heavy at all and it's surprisingly thin when closed. After reading some of the comments on this site, I thought it was going to be a monstrosity ... and it wasn't. I might end up getting it.What’s holding you back from just using the 16” alone? I know, it’s a tad heavier than other MacBooks, but then it provides great workstation performance and has a good screen to match.
Same here. After all the comments about its "massive size" I expected a boat anchor, but I went into the store, lifted it once, and bought a 16".I finally got a chance to play around with the 16" and it isn't heavy at all and it's surprisingly thin when closed. After reading some of the comments on this site, I thought it was going to be a monstrosity ... and it wasn't. I might end up getting it.
Thats not what you initially said. Don't backtrack now...Touch first....
Its designed primarily as a touch interface. It needs to be usable as a stand-alone device without peripherals... if it doesnt then its failed. Apple know this.
.. dont be so patronising "MacRumors newbie".....
And yes.. if you want a MacOS app you buy a Mac.... id say thats the very definition of obvious wouldn't you?
It's not airplane friendlyWhat’s holding you back from just using the 16” alone? I know, it’s a tad heavier than other MacBooks, but then it provides great workstation performance and has a good screen to match.
The software still blocks the USB-C port except for it's approved uses, so AFAIK it still does not support YubiKeys with a USB-C port. It also does not have NFC so basically cannot function with a YubiKey.With WWDC showing iPad can now use multiple apps and resizing windows, I'm curious to know how it is still crippled software? What exactly do you still need that it doesn't do?
Big Sur allowed unchanged iPhone apps, and Apple did accept that. Yes, it was a UI mess. On the iPad Pro it'd be less of a UI mess as long as the Magic Keyboard case is being used.No way, it would be a UI mess to use almost every Mac app with a touch first device. No way Apple will accept that.
Perhaps there will be an easier path for an iPad optimised version, but they aren't about to let unchanged Mac apps on the iPad.
If Apple expands the wireless charging to be more like new / old MagSafe pin based charging, I’m all for that. What iPad Pro’s don’t need is a Qi wireless charging ”solution”. I keep my M1 iPad Pro on my Magic Keyboard charging through the MK’s USB-C port during the day, so I can quickly pull it off the “stand” for handheld use and not need to worry about unplugging it, but Apple could easily make a cord with a similar 3 pin magnetic connector to charge when not attached to the MK, keeping the USB-C port free for other uses.It's technically a waste because wireless charging is never as efficient as wired; sure is convenient tho.
But neither is the smaller laptop, at least in economy.It's not airplane friendly
The size doesn't matter if it fits into your carry on bag.But neither is the smaller laptop, at least in economy.
i don’t know if other people think this, but it’s super annoying if apple comes out with yet another form factor for ipads just to sell you new keyboards again.
But neither is the smaller laptop, at least in economy.
Won’t fit nicely on trays and the larger screen interferes with a seat in front if it's reclinedWhy not?
Both devices would fit into carry-on bags, and both would be a pain to use on an economy flight if one is traveling with the typical cheapo airlines that pretend you don’t need proper fold-out tables.The size doesn't matter if it fits into your carry on bag.
That is one very nice blue colour for sure, no questions there! Go for what makes you happy, life is short!You might be right. I guess I may just be trying to justify purchasing a midnight colored laptop lol. Unfortunately I don't use my 12.9" iPP as much as I thought I would even with the magic keyboard and seeking an alternative more portable productivity device