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AlanMarron

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When I’m alone in my home, I watch all video content on my iPad Air or iPad mini rather than our TV. An older widower friend has two unboxed TVs because he uses his deceased wife’s iPad Pro. Are we alone?
 
When I’m alone in my home, I watch all video content on my iPad Air or iPad mini rather than our TV. An older widower friend has two unboxed TVs because he uses his deceased wife’s iPad Pro. Are we alone?
I don’t use an iPad anymore since I sold mine, but I do watch most of my video content on my Macbook and iPhone. I rarely watch tv
 
I do have "a TV" but the only content connected to it is my Apple TV, so basically anything I can get on the TV - I could get on the iPad too.

I'm not thrown by people not having "a TV" but it is surprising when they actually have live TV service (cable/satellite) rather than just streaming services.
 
Mixed, depending on the content. I have a 65" OLED TV & Atmos sound system so I watch a lot of content on it. But I do also use my 13" M5 Pro for many paid streaming series.
 
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