MagSafe 3 is not wireless - it’s not even inductive.Oh, cool, wireless charging on yet another device! Maybe this one will use a fourth incompatible standard, since the current standards supported by Apple devices are:
1. MagSafe for iPhone
2. MagSafe 3 for MacBook Pro
3. Qi for iPhone
Put me down as proposing MagSafe 4 for the new iPad.
haha“In 2022 apple will update their product line“ - GreenBreadmmm apple insider
On the contrary, I sometimes connect that keyboard port to computer, thinking pass through was a thing but it is not. Yes, I do connect my iPad to computer every now and then to install apps and sync data.Correct. And it is very convenient since it adds charging port on the left, so when the iPad Pro is mounted on the Magic Keyboard you can connect the charging cable to either side.
Which reminds me that what I said before wasn't quite right since I'll plug into my iPad from either the left or right depending on how I'm using it . . .
You know what would be a huge upgrade port-wise for iPad (Pro)? Multiple ports and convert the Smart Connector to (wired) MagSafe, allowing charging via both MagSafe and USB-C ports ala MBP.
Do you use it in dark mode all the time?I was as leery on here as anyone re: blooming, but I haven‘t seen any blooming on the Mac Pro with mini led, so i imagine it isn‘t a big deal in actual use on the iPad Pro either.
My iPad Pro 10.5” also failed because the screen became unresponsive & there were burn in discolorations from where my fingers pressed into while holding from reading in bed. I think we both got a long useful life out of ours. I’m very pleased with the current iPad Air that I replaced it with.My iPad Pro 10.5" was recently rendered useless because its Lightning port failed and I can no longer charge it.
I'd be happy to see wireless charging in the next iPad Pro, if only for redundancy.
Apple really needs to stop using all this confusing jargon.MagSafe 3 is not wireless - it’s not even inductive.
They "can't" due to having multiple recent model years of cars out there with wired-only CarPlay, unless there is an officially supported adapter. Imagine paying tens of thousands of dollars for a car a couple years ago and you are faced with a situation where you will lose CarPlay functionality if you upgrade your phone.I wonder if Apple has plans to remove the usb c port altogether on upcoming iPads, as a test before they do the same for upcoming iPhones...
Only at night (autoswitch)Do you use it in dark mode all the time?
They "can't" due to having multiple recent model years of cars out there with wired-only CarPlay, unless there is an officially supported adapter. Imagine paying tens of thousands of dollars for a car a couple years ago and you are faced with a situation where you will lose CarPlay functionality if you upgrade your phone.
Wireless CarPlay exists for a reason, plus there will always be dongles that Apple will be happy to sell to you. ?They "can't" due to having multiple recent model years of cars out there with wired-only CarPlay, unless there is an officially supported adapter. Imagine paying tens of thousands of dollars for a car a couple years ago and you are faced with a situation where you will lose CarPlay functionality if you upgrade your phone.
Yes, and the OG iPod required FireWire, which was notably absent on iMacs that were then recent. I think the much greater functionality of CarPlay and the possibility of losing it unless you buy a new car or avoid buying a new phone is a huge issue, here.They got rid of the old 25-pin connector at a time when lots of cars had built in connectors for ipods.
I have seen some, but I don't think there is one that is officially supported or carried in the Apple Store (yet). I could see Apple acquiring one of the companies that manufactures them.Wireless CarPlay exists for a reason, plus there will always be dongles that Apple will be happy to sell to you. ?
I don't wanna lose my 120Hz!My iPad Pro also failed because the screen became unresponsive & there were burn in discolorations from where my fingers pressed into while holding from reading in bed. I think we both got a long useful life out of ours. I’m very pleased with the current iPad Air that I replaced it with.