iPad Pro Sense Faceid has been out for a long time how do you all like it so far on tablets ?

[max2]

Is it better than touch id ? Advantages/disadvantages ?

 

[mi7chy]

Not at the expense of removing Touch ID/home button since gestures get falsely triggered too often with swipe up from bottom while playing games so it works out that they kept Touch ID on the iPad 7th gen. Now only if there's a way to disable gestures while in games and use home button only instead to get out. Maybe with jailbreak?

 

[bobsamm]

Great, wouldn't go back to a home button.

 

[Cashmonee]

I have had my 11” Pro for just a few days, but so far I am rather liking FaceID on it. I was hesitant because so many reported a poor experience, but it is working great for me.

 

[MisterSavage]

Love it and would never go back to Touch ID with a home button.

I've seen some people complain about Face ID because their hand blocks the camera when they're holding it. I never use my iPad like that so it doesn't affect me.

 

[AutomaticApple]

Is it better than touch id ? Advantages/disadvantages ?

It's the greatest thing since sliced bread.

 

[sparksd]

I used to say I could care less about getting a device with it but now with it on my phone & 12.9 Pro iPad, I want it on every device. I now dislike the Touch ID on my 10.5 Pro. It's just incredibly convenient and works well for me.

 

[MisterSavage]

I used to say I could care less about getting a device with it but now with it on my phone & 12.9 Pro iPad, I want it on every device. I now dislike the Touch ID on my 10.5 Pro. It's just incredibly convenient and works well for me.

Yep. My old IPP feels very primitive to me.

 

[VineRider]

Really like it on my iPad Pro 11. Really nice when using password managers and banking apps for verification

 

[Apple Mac Daz]

FaceID is brilliant for apps banking etc
Apple Pay on my XS is pitta TouchID is so more user friendly

 

[Abazigal]

Pros - slimmer bezels, autofill for passwords is awesome, can unlock iPad via Smart Keyboard by pressing spacebar twice.

Cons - can't unlock iPad resting on table at waist height while standing (Face ID doesn't have that great a range).

Generally more pros and cons overall.

 

[Aydy]

I hate to be that guy but..I hated faceID (12.9) I imagine it’d be far more convenient on the 11” but for me it was problematic on the 12.9. I mostly hold my iPad and found that it continually failed due to a thumb or loose sleeve covering the sensor or asked me to look down if I was unintentionally holding the iPad in wrong orientation (surprisingly easy & often). In the end it felt like I was constantly manoeuvring the heft of the iPad up & down to find my face. I honestly hated it and was actually a relief to go back to home button. I do however love faceid on my iPhone, which never fails, I think because there are visual cues to orientation (notch/earpiece) which are missing on iPad

 

[bobsamm]

It's better on a iPhone for sure as you hold it closer to you and sensors are on top, not a good enough reason to go back to a home button though.
You can turn Require attention for Face ID off helps.

 

[ssledoux]

I like it a lot better on the phone than I did on my iPP. It just always seemed to be in the wrong position. Now, once I was in it and using it, it was awesome for opening apps and stuff, but I found that actually getting into the iPad could sometimes be more of a pain (if you call an extra second or two a pain). ;-p