Final Cut Pro coming to iPad! My Reaction!

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Hands-up if you're excited by this news. And, if you're not - why?

[@jimcabezola3051]

This news right out of the blue is stunning in itself. I hope you'll find FCP useful. Certainly, it's interesting just to contemplate the efficacy of the new controls you have to use with this iPad version. I don't like subscription models; I've always liked just a one-rime charge. I left Microsoft Office behind for LibreOffice, for instance. Anyway...this may inspire me to actually USE the lovely cameras on my iPhone 6S and 13 Mini for something besides my stills and time-lapse videos JUST so I have an excuse to try the free trial of this software...

[@timbukstu]

I never learned how to create or edit content so that’s a big No for me. GLTA

[@justbulma]

I don’t use FCP or LP I am planning on getting Procreate because I do more sketching than video editing

[@yolosolodolo]

🙌🏾

[@jorisvanbalkom7518]

I’m still a fan of Davinci resolve, (as you are testing it on the iPad mini) I’m more curious about that.

[@johnboychak5063]

Thanks for the video. I am literally holding my breath until your hands on review of both of these on the iPad. (Sound of me breathing again). Sorry, I couldn’t hold it any longer, so I will be patient until you review them.

[@beoxsgaming9388]

Respectfully, I disagree with the one-time payment vs subscription argument. Yes many of us are tired and "fee-ed" to death in 2023. It appears the subscription model is the default or go-to option, but there are other possibilities out there. You said that this gives people the opportunity to use the software for a small monthly or yearly cost. DaVinci Resolve gives people the opportunity to use the full suite for editing, color grading, audio mixing, VFX, and exporting for free. However, you have to deal with watermarks in the final export, unless you pay for the full suite (currently USD $295). You still get to use most of the suite for free, learning how to use the software. Resolve for iPad gives you many of the same features as the desktop counterpart for free. Not too long ago, people were saying that iMovie & Garage Band were supposed to be for those wanting to get their feet wet with post-production on a Mac, and then upgrade to the "Pro" apps when you're ready. Some people brush off a "professional" renting (or as I think of it "leasing") there equipment and software. I think everyone's situation is unique and needs to be taken into account. In my case, I OWN Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and the full DaVinci Resolve Suite. Not too long ago I had to go into the hospital and it took me a while to get back to work. I can't say with any certainty I would have been able to afford a monthly subscription (like a certain creative cloud) and my health care. By owning my software I was able to get back to work quickly and without issues. Additionally, I worked in maintenance when I was younger and it was mixed. The most common tools, every mechanic owns - wrenches/drivers/sockets, hammers, screwdrivers, measuring tapes, etc, are in every toolbox, but more specified tools, tools not needed for everyday maintenance work are rented as needed. To an editor, Final Cut Pro is an every day tool; to an audio engineer, Logic Pro is an every day tool, even if you have a scaled back iPad version you are using on location - which is a part of the marketing on the webpage ("Bring your entire studio to your shoot.") If Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad been $50-$100 USD each, then I would be willing to buy them but as it stands I'm planning on it.

[@tonyscientific9396]

The subscription thing may hurt it when DaVinci Resolve on iPad is free until you need something in the studio version which then is a one time fee of 100$…..

[@JeffPom]

You were one of the first I thought of when I heard the news. You were one of the most obsessed (at least publicly) about iPad not having it. 😂😂😂

[@rabonour]

The timing here was hilarious - I thought of you as soon as I heard the news.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

I think a lot of people did 😆

[@chriscasillas]

LOVE the intro! 🤣

[@TheGaragebandGuide]

Agree with your take on the pricing of these Apps. Seeing a lot of negativity surrounding it though, which is where I think the 1 month free trial will be really important to get unsure users on-board.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Yup, I think that trial will help a lot of people figure out if these apps are worth it. It’s just a shame that so many people leap to the default bone of contention about any new software release these days (i.e. that it is, inevitably, subscription based).

[@megferguson8035]

I’m so stoked about Logic Pro. It looks sick! And with Final Cut Pro, the iPad Pro is finally the worthy MacBook replacement it should have been since the release of the M1.

[@Timsin2]

I saw the advert and thought ‘ooh I know someone that is feeling the burn today’! At least you’ll give it a fair review mate.

[@asantelucas931]

Final cut should be able to be used on A15 Bionic also - Davinci Resolve can!!!!

[@swissheartydogs]

I paid for the full FCPro, with extension (CinemaGrade,…) & 2 machines: M2 MBAir 24/2T on the go (1.2kg); MBPro M1Max 32/4T at home. No subscription, full softwares, full speed for ext SSD. Mini iPad for web, TV series…

[@Lewis_toole]

The opening scene 😂😂😂 👏🏻

[@tronam]

FabFilter has had their AU plugins on iOS for more than 4 years now. If you’ve never delved into the world of iPad/iPhone audio apps and plugins there are actually tons of them available from all sorts of 3rd party developers - dozens of DAWs and hundreds of instruments/effects. Hopefully the arrival of Logic Pro will encourage even more to port their plugins over. The AUv3 plugin format is cross compatible between iOS/macOS.

[@jennifergala]

The question is if we can mix in surround.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Interesting. I wouldn't be surprised if you could!

[@JustSheilz]

I never used FCP but I dont like subscription based apps unless theyre fitness related (ie Peloton etc)

[@armen7932]

I have that same shirt lol. I love UA!

[@glennmckenzie1096]

I would just be pleased if the basic tools on the latest Mac version of Logic worked! On my Macbook Pro the magnifier creates regions - WTF?! But I'd be very interested if the 'score' facilities had been ported over.

[@z_skafi]

Insane news! I’m impressed with apple.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Me too, although I reserve full judgement until I have them in my hands...

[@kieran9882]

Hey looking at your username, do you by any chance know a chazplayz?

[@z_skafi]

@@MarkEllisReviews yep! Especially for people in your industry! Reviewers never let the company’s videos get to them.

[@z_skafi]

@@MarkEllisReviews Fair enough!

[@GeorgeSoan]

Mark, thanks for this. I was waiting for your video to come out when I heard the news! Would love a follow up to the “iPad only series” now FCP has been released. Can this fully replace a MacBook now? The only “hurdle” I can think of now is a file management system and workflow from multiple cameras / backup / storage etc. cheers, George

[@foxden2112]

With multi camera workflows, I believe FCP on the ipad does support that

[@RobMcCallumArt]

Funnily enough your video was the first thing i thought of when the press release arrived

[@mikemcveigh1688]

How do you use external drive Spitfire sound samples in Logic on an M1 iPad?

[@chrisboston2187]

Gotta admit, that beast is clean

[@itsgeorgejones]

I understand the want to have software like Resolve and FCPX on iPad and to be able to create big videos etc. But from the wider perspective of consumer, more people are most likely to have ipads than laptops, and with the barrier of entry to making videos now such as short-form video on TikTok and youtube so low now, it would make sense for these iPad editing software to have a good amount of focus on small budget videos such as short-form. Being able to shoot cool videos on your phone and iPad, and then to go and edit on your iPad too. This is insanely good for people to just go out and make cool stuff. Of course, being able to shoot high-quality videos from your camera and edit them on the iPad would be cool but at that point, you already have the ability to edit on a laptop. Also, I doubt they'd make something that allows users to ditch their MacBooks for an iPad, apple wants you to have both.

[@AlbertPalmer]

I’m glad it’s here but I don’t have an M1 iPad and I wouldn’t pay the subscription when I have FCP on my MBP. Looks good though!

[@adriansecretlife2256]

Look forward to watching your reviews and even some basic tutorials?

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

The intro 😂😂😂😂

[@chrisboston2187]

You coming through Texas...Dallas

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Eh?

[@Mr.Monta77]

I like your blue t-shirt.

[@velanche]

No roundtripping on FCP iPad for now, says Apple. I am really excited to try out Logic on the iPad. I really hope that third party EXS import is supported. Otherwise, I can’t wait!

[@frugalfilmmakers]

They KILLED It! "Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad will each be available on the App Store for $4.99 (US) per month or $49 (US) per year with a one-month free trial". $50 a year! No Way!!!! I just canceled my Adobe subscription because I was tired of paying over $60 a month for software I only used for one client. All the others, I use FCP or Resolve Studio both of which I have paid $300, ONCE. I will stick for travel FCP using my trusty MacBook Air M1 which I already own. Even though I have a iPad Pro M2, I can always use Resolve on it as it was a free download. Hope it stays that way.

[@MikeReynolds-c5u]

Wondering if the pricing structure for the Mac versions will also soon become available as a subscription?

[@driven01]

If it does, I'll find a new tool to use.

[@RealMiSeRey]

@@driven01 I meant in addition to the current single payment. So either buy the software or rent it 😁

[@morgan8937]

Logic Pro ipad sounds like a great move. Casual music production seems destined to shift away from the full on daw and as we've seen with MPC and N.I's One/ live/ mk3/ +, ppl are looking to untether from the ball and chain of their desktops. Presonus Studio One owner Fender are keen to work on a solution to simplify their daw too, and I'm betting that their solution will be in tablet/ mobile form too. Designing streamlined, intuitive UI's allows more focus on hands-on musical creativity and expression, simplifying or cutting out some technical complexities. Even for more "in the can" producers, the ipad app could potentially be a welcome counterpart. Its not a necessity for me, but it does pique my interest, so who knows, maybe I'll end up buying into it once in a while. However, I pride myself in how ridiculously little I've spent on what I find to be an epic setup, so that restrains my trigger finger. Not even finger pilates helps. To be clear, tight finger, not tight a**

[@TechBoss270]

love your videos 🎉

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Thanks!

[@KITFLETCH1]

This is what a Pro user needed - bespoke software. Or what’s the point?

[@kieran9882]

What are the chances lol literally as soon as you released that video, and after years of waiting, they announce FC on ipad

[@garycroftsmicroscopy]

I think the price per month makes it more accessible, question I have is more about Logic Pro can you open a video in it whilst you build a music score I can’t seem to do this on GarageBand on my iPad which is why I don’t use it solely for video editing. I can use LumaFusion which is fine for doing the video but adding a music score at the right length I.e composing it to the video isn’t yet workable for me on the iPad ? Could be user error on my behalf. Final Cut won’t work for me as I have the earlier iPad Pro before M1 but logic will work according to their site

[@CleberToreto]

Brilliant intro!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I think this release is something really good and I was super excited for it. However, it lasted too little. I don't agree with the subscription thing. That is for me the final reason why move to DaVinci Resolve. Things that I refuse to accept in today's tech world: software as subscription, cameras that overheat and cameras that crop in 4k video. These are absolutely no go for me.

[@MrDampa1]

Don't know if it is already been asked but will Final Cut Pro work on the IPad mini 6?

[@fblondon8426]

Can’t wait to get logic been waiting for this since the release of the m1 iPad

[@MarkEllisReviews]

It's super exciting.

great video thanks

[@gdkjones]

1st 35 seconds 😂😂😂

[@JeffPom]

There was some Google news released yesterday also. (Pixel Fold ad.) So I think that adds to the timing of this release of news, does it not?

[@MarkEllisReviews]

There was a hefty dose of timing involved here 😉

[@louismartini6983]

Well its good that you re-bought that M1 iPad pro😀Now you can sell your Mac Book Pro, and your mac mini. I think it is VERY interesting that there were absolutely NO leaks about these software releases.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Indeed it was (although it's the M2 version I have). And I agree regrading the leaks - I don't remember seeing a single rumour that was anywhere close to this.

[@adamharbour111]

Loved the intro 😅 👍

[@parkingthought]

Mark, thank you for making this video. I think it’s great that this is coming and I think Apple was very smart the way they treated their developers and their relationship with BlackMagic-giving them a head start on the platform. This way their will be an ecosystem of applications instead of just one.

[@Valleedbrume]

For Final Cut Pro it just took too long,I’m committed to DaVinci studio wich has almost a 1:1 IOS. Version.For Logic I’ll give it a try and see how it does.I do think that they should offer a 1 time buy for the loyal Logic licensed users.It’s not the 50 bucks a year it’s the principle of it.Most new users of the IOS app will not purchase a licensed copy of Logic Pro for Mac.Just my thoughts.

[@mkrichey1]

Future video putting the 2 up against each other? :)

[@protonjicari5990]

Not really exited coz I’m not a KZbinr and I think majority of people are but it’s a great news coz maybe apple would put a developer apps next?

[@MarkEllisReviews]

I think they should, too.

[@matthewpateofficial]

No external drive support is a no from me for Final Cut “Pro”. Will probably test logic though

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Is this true?

[@matthewpateofficial]

@@MarkEllisReviews kzbin.info/www/bejne/iITFc4GAn7ySqLs

[@Cleverdc]

At least for now… yes 😢

[@johnwade7430]

You talked about the inclusions of external sounds - they are straight out of GarageBand…

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Do you know that for definite?

[@PatrickRambles]

Woops 😂

[@MarkEllisReviews]

I couldn't think of a more appropriate word that wouldn't get me cancelled.

[@markoconnell804]

I want to speak to it and it take the video/audio and create what I want.. if it get parts wrong I want to tell it to iterate differently and longer or c]shorter on the cut to the next scene.

[@kraigbailey]

Super excited IF you can have your footage on an external SSD.

[@NewIndigo]

I’m waiting to see if this is possible as well. My M1 iPad Air only has 256 G of storage and 4K video will use that quickly. 10:18

[@sharonb.9128]

Great video. I watched and enjoyed your video where you “let go” of all your anger and disappointment with Apple and their selection of “Pro” apps for the iPad. I have long, long ago accepted Apple will move at its own pace to bring features and functionality to their devices. Part of Content creators role is speculation. It makes you all slightly bonkers dealing with Apple Most of us regular folks buy Apple devices for what they CAN do, not what they WILL do. Happy for you and tech reviewers/video content creator world who finally got the software they’ve been craving.

[@DeepDishPizza]

So it just released today and it’s a huge mess but on my IPad Pro 12.9 M2 and missing virtually everything. What a let down.

[@Spidouz]

Subscription is a big no no for me. I bought Logic Pro X for $199 10 years ago, and I can still use it today. At $49/y for the iPad version, it will only take me 4 years before it becomes more expensive…

[@POVwithRC]

You will own nothing and be rather happy. -Subscription team at Apple. I use FCP because it's not Adobe monthly nonsense. Well, used to. I certainly hope this doesn't infect the desktop. Subscription services are a barrier to Exit. And that's worse than being gatekept by a large price up front.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

You are very rarely tied into subscriptions like this, therefore suggesting they are a “barrier to exit” is entirely inaccurate.

[@POVwithRC]

@@MarkEllisReviews No. It's Adobe's entire existence "Hook em into the cloud and train them on the product, they will never stop paying or leave." It's also iCloud storage's profit motive. Good luck getting out of paying for that once you load it up. Being tied in IS the idea. Subscriptions are more often than not a barrier to exit because the service subscribed to inserts itself firmly and dominantly into a workflow such that the user cannot or will not seek an alternative and pay indefinitely. I'm not wrong. You are.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

@@POVwithRC if it works itself ‘firmly and dominantly into a workflow’ and benefits the user, happy days - it’s a solid investment in productivity and profitability. If it does that and _doesn’t_ benefit the user, the user can usually cancel within 30 days’ notice. Unless said user likes wasting their time. You’re way off on this one I’m afraid.

[@POVwithRC]

@@MarkEllisReviews Nope. It's a recurring revenue trap. It's inappropriate and it is fundamentally trapping users into a system. Think of it this way, if a year or two down the road the fee doubles or triples, or the product bifurcates with some previous baseline features further paywalled, the user loses. They have to give up, retrain on another system, or agree to pay more to avoid that friction. There is no world where subscription services benefit creatives, and only a world where they get less control. The only reason we have them is because it benefits the shareholder, not the end user.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

@@POVwithRC I refer to my previous point. It’s a ‘trap’ of your own making if you’re incapable of identifying a tool that is costing you more than it is benefitting you. There is no barrier to exit with Apple’s subscription services. You can cancel them whenever you want and move onto something else.

[@nayibgonzalez3250]

The fact that they didn’t save it for WWDC is indeed really interesting and for sure, the ultimate feature for both would be easing the switch on projects between Mac and iPad. Truly the iPad is kind of now crossing the threshold with the Macbook Air, my only concern is how they’re marketing this Final Cut Pro towards short videos as you mentioned. Really interesting times for the iPad!

[@MarkEllisReviews]

It is! Finally!

[@mrjamesmay3548]

I think its great but i also think people seem to want to force themselves to like the iPad for some reason. I just think the cost of entry for the M1 iPad Pros its just as easy and cheaper to get a laptop. It’s like buying a screwdriver instead of electric drill.. bad analogy but you get my point.. just buy a laptop and make your life easier

[@rogermuggleton8127]

Quite. You could also use a Mac Mini with a big screen. A Mac also gives you proper storage networking, the ability to frequently back up as you work - to different drives/locations too. With the apps I use I can usually do a Cmd-Z to undo mistakes - can iPads do this? I'm not impressed by touch interfaces for everything, I prefer a mouse with buttons which I find precise and minimises errors by accidental actions. But I suppose there is some value in a single device solution, although Apple would need to create better built in iPad camera/microphone options for that to work well.

[@SFAutor]

Unfortunately, I have to disagree with you on the subject of "subscriptions for software". Currently, almost every fart app in the App Store requires a subscription, even simple text editors, to-do lists, etc. This is a trend that I find terrible and I will strongly oppose. Apps with a subscription model are basically a no-go for me. The statement that subscriptions guarantee easy access is fundamentally wrong. Rather, they lead to an extreme dependency that almost inevitably binds a user to the app. A good example of this is Adobe's unspeakable CC subscription trap. Although extremely expensive over the course of a year, a later cancellation means that all apps, all fonts, all templates created with Photoshop or the other apps are worthless. All the work was for the bin, unless you renew the subscription. I am willing to buy productive software for a reasonable price. I bought Logic Pro, Final Cut and Motion for the Mac and have been getting regular updates ever since. If these apps went into a subscription model, that would be the end for me and I would look for an alternative, just as I switched from Adobe to Affinity Suite and have never regretted it. Subscription models are the worst plague Apple has come up with for the App Store. I always hope that as few users as possible join in.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

I completely respect your point of view with this, Thomas, but subscription is how it’s going to be, here on, so you’re either going to have to accept it and come along or watch your pro tools gradually dwindle. There are arguments for both sides of this and none of them are ‘fundamentally wrong’ - I’m afraid I have to disagree with you there.

[@SFAutor]

@@MarkEllisReviews Thank you for your answer, Mark. I understand your point, respect it, and speak only for myself. Of course, everyone can decide whether subscriptions are a good or bad idea, but I recall that software development in earlier days managed without this plague. If the developers no longer feel able to finance their work and therefore have to milk the user, then either there is something wrong with the whole business concept in the app store, or they simply want to maximise profit. In return, we get unfinished apps that only get better in the course of the subscription. You're absolutely right, my pro apps may indeed dwindle over time, but I'm confident I'll find a replacement to work with. There's no way I'm going to end up with a confusing zoo of subscriptions that I lose track of. I'll just limit myself to a few apps, or use open source solutions. If subscriptions are the future, as you say, then I'll look for other solutions and I'm sure I'll find them.

[@jim7953]

So that mean I ha e to buy another ipad from my ipad air 2 omg!

[@anthonyfairclough973]

Great video as always! My guess as to the focus on short form content creation is just because of the relatively limited storage options on iPad, be it on board or external. I know that while the pro does have Thunderbolt, I’ve not seen the speeds that the Mac Thunderbolt ports have so an external scratch disk would been less than ideal.

[@Martinbeef]

It’s a shame that I would have to pay for a new iPad Pro to use this. I have a 2017 version and its not compatible. It probably would work but Apple won’t allow that. I’m annoyed.

[@keenesaulcrescini8687]

I know you've been waiting for this for a VERY LONG TIME! Hope this works out for you :) and RIGHT AFTER your last video of Apple being quiet! That indeed is an ooopps LOL

[@LindaLooUK]

Apple obviously watched your last video and rushed it out for you. 😉😂😂

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Of course they did.

[@jamesfiegel9675]

Eat ur words :)

[@guyonkeys]

When the M1 iPad first came out, I might have been excited but not any more. If you own a compatible iPad then it's probably worth a punt. However, if like me, you don't have a compatible iPad then it's a none-starter (You also need to buy the 1TB iPad Pro to get the increased memory - which I bet you will need if you're a power user). If I want uber-portability then I'll just get a M1 MBA for comfortably under £1k and use the full copy of Logic I already own. If not, my 14" MBP will do just fine.

[@VinceBaileydns-direct]

Am not happy about subscribe Mark am happy to pay $100.00 for it as a one time purchase but not subscribe.😢

[@xXEnoehtXx]

It’s a subscription service so that’s a big No…

[@yihanshi3398]

It just gives you more reason to buy MacBook air instead of iPad pro

[@MarkEllisReviews]

How come?

[@bamber119]

@@MarkEllisReviews Kind of agree with this guy tbh, I own Final Cut/logic as I paid full price, and I have 3 Macs,. I don't need to pay for a subscription as I already own it so I think for those with Final Cut/logic already paid for to use on mbp/Macs in general, its not worth it.

[@bamber119]

And full disclosure, yes I also own a M1 iPad Pro.

[@melime]

people are sooo stupid and want 4k video editing on the ipad. lol. Video files are big ?!?!? Hello ?!?!

[@ExtremelySimplified]

Subscription? No thanks!

[@jeannedarc1566]

👎👎👎👎 subscription, no way - would rather just pay for it once

[@PiecesofVinyl]

THIS IS NOT FINAL CUT!!! - C'mon! You cant honestly be excited about this - be HONEST with your viewers - CONISDER - The fact that you need an M1 or M2 iPad and the fact that they will probably continually tie the use of Final Cut or Logic to iPad hardware - Will the next update *that you PAID FOR with a SUB - be supported only on the M3 iPad??? requiring you to buy ANOTHER iPad - NEXT YEAR. Third party content - every third party maker will now need to focus dev time and hours to THIS - essentially an entire NEW APP - that the plugins WILL NOT work for BOTH - so you will be stuck buying MOTIONVFX plugins for BOTH the iPad AND the Mac which will get costly QUICK - You cant go back and fourth between projects from a Mac to iPad!!??? So to sum up - You need a new machine if you don't have an M1 iPad - which costs as much as a laptop that can run FULL FINAL CUT PRO (without a SUB) - you then need to continually pay for it and HOPE your new machine will continue to support it with each year that goes by - a MBP Pro will support FCP FOR YEARS AND YEARS without a SUB!! (yet ....I guess - next you will tell us how exited you are for that!) - you need to buy all new plugins - and learn essentially a new interface - and you cant round trip projects with FINAL CUT - so really - THIS IS NOT FINAL CUT!!! ITs a whole new app! that devs will need to support to even make it good and you will have to BUY all those plugins! Sorry no thanks.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

Cool story, bro. It _literally_ is Final Cut Pro, by the way.

[@PiecesofVinyl]

@@MarkEllisReviews it may But If I Can't open up a .FCP library in it - OR - I if I cant use a Noise Factory Plugin (not updated) - then its LITERALLY NOT Final Cut Pro - Its Final Cut Pro - which is a completely different APP. It might as well be lumafusion - or Davinici for iPad - I CAN NOT OPEN a project created in Final Cut Pro - because that is a DIFFERENT APP.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

@@PiecesofVinyl I’d just chill out about it, mate. It is Final Cut Pro, though.

[@driven01]

You lost me on the defense of the subscription model. All that is fine and good, *IF* there were also an option to buy it outright. Too many $5 here and $5 there subscriptions. Enough is enough. I already pay $40 a month to Apple for a bunch of other services, not counting all of the streaming services, Amazon, Microsoft 365 ... enough. Time to cut back. Not one more new subscription. This is the same reason I refuse to use Adobe as they have no way to just pay a fee and move forward. This product is a non-starter for me. In fact, it's probably going to change my mind about upgrading to the M1/M2 iPad line if that's the software model that's supported.

[@MarkEllisReviews]

It's ok to disagree. Thanks for offering your thoughts.

[@driven01]

@@MarkEllisReviews Totally agree, and thank you for taking my (somewhat frustrated) thoughts in the nature that I intended. As you stated, subscription fatigue, and I have it in excess. I apologize if I came across harsh.

[@4fredeya]

with all that being said, i think the iPad Pro can now replace your macbook. LOL

[@danielpolo365]

😂😂

[@GiorgioBertuccelli]

lol

[@MarkEllisReviews]

I am quite the comedian.