iPad Pro iPad Pro 12.9 - love hate relationship

[Night Spring]

Laptops have more ways to differentiate your workflow...I can't say the same for iPads......

So your two laptops do different things from each other? Could you give some examples?

 

[ThunderSkunk]

The 12.9 felt like apple finally found the right size for the iPad to be. A 15" might feel even yet more righter. From a performance standpoint it's a beast, and feels like the first iPad suitably future-proofed to not slow to a crawl in a single update cycle.

However, it is quite heavy, and large enough to not be very portable. ...which is fine, if you consider it more idealized as a creative platform than a mobile device. ...but then it has a mobile devices OS, and iOS's selection of apps, whose functionality is so limited by being designed as mobile apps, that it made all our architects, designers, & engineers wish Apple would combine this great hardware with their great professional OS, into a capable, powerful truly professional creative platform.



Even yet more righter.

 

[Coolpher]

For me there is no hate relationship with my iPad it seems very silly to have three iPads and a laptop I have my iPad pro on my MacBook Pro and I almost never use my MacBook Pro except for when I game at a hard-core level

 

[M. Gustave]

Don't have the iPP 12.9 but on the iPhone 6+, yeah it's fuzzy.

I use my 6s+ in zoom mode, and there is nothing 'fuzzy' about it. Text and images are sharp and crisp.

 

[sracer]

I use my 6s+ in zoom mode, and there is nothing 'fuzzy' about it. Text and images are sharp and crisp.

That's because you don't possess superhuman X-Men-style hypervision. If you did, you'd see that your 6S+ was a pixelated mess.