So I took the plunge and went for the iPad Pro 9.7 (silver, WIFI, 128gb). Needless to say, it's everything and more. Very happy customer.
My main reservation pre-purchase was the possibility of wobble on a flat surface using the Pencil or typing. I don't use a case while at home.
There is zero wobble. I was curious how Apple did this. On very close inspection, it looks like the long sides of the iPad case are almost imperceptibly curved. If you look down the champhered edge of the short sides with one eye closed, it's straight as a die. But the long sides look ever so slightly curved. I'd try to get a photo, but I'm not convinced it'll show.
Am I imagining this, or can anyone else see it?
My main reservation pre-purchase was the possibility of wobble on a flat surface using the Pencil or typing. I don't use a case while at home.
There is zero wobble. I was curious how Apple did this. On very close inspection, it looks like the long sides of the iPad case are almost imperceptibly curved. If you look down the champhered edge of the short sides with one eye closed, it's straight as a die. But the long sides look ever so slightly curved. I'd try to get a photo, but I'm not convinced it'll show.
Am I imagining this, or can anyone else see it?