I used the M4 iPad Pro as My Main Computer for 2 months! Here’s what happened!

[@MrJsson]

I`m in Greece right now editing my family vacation movie on the fly with my 11”m4 ipad. Final cuts flies through the prores quality. Amazing device!

[@peterpayne2219]

Neat! I will try that someday on a future project I'm planning.

[@iamlupaz9528]

Just got my 11" M4 iPad and it's such a solid device!

[@abelardokham]

Ipad or Mac depends on use cases. I have both, mainly using my iPad m4 13 1TB for preparing training materials, research, brainstorming and planning. I use MP 14 M2 only if I open several Excel spreadsheets for my company’s financial calculations. Opening and working with several Excel spreadsheets is cumbersome with iPad. What you need iPad or Mac fully depends on what you need. Nice content, your subscriber from Uzbekistan.

[@markmarkster]

Possible alternative to a MacBook Pro ($1600) is to purchase the Mac-Mini ($600) and use the iPad Pro ($1000) as an external display., This provides both MacOS capability while still having the portability of the iPad

[@p5rsona]

or ipad mini and a portable monitor for way less

[@inspectorgadget346]

@@p5rsona but your still on iPad os. Which has its limits. Just depends on what your trying to do.

[@p5rsona]

@@inspectorgadget346 oups meant mac mini

[@Bizmops]

just buy the new surface pro 11 bruh. why even consider to use ipad for work, it'll never do the job done.

[@GamingPIPI]

Or just MacBook lol

[@RileyBanksWho]

My MacBook's battery died right as I got to the airport, so I had to use my iPad Pro as a computer for about two weeks. Mind you, I do a ton of computer work because I have a couple of webstores. I was blown away by how the iPad is actually a fully-fledged computer. It could EASILY run macOS, but obviously, Apple wants to keep a contrast between MacBooks and iPads. I did everything I would normally do on my MacBook on my iPad and was not let down even once. I finally understand why some people buy iPads instead of a laptop or MacBook. It pretty much does all the basic things.

[@BillSavage]

anyone recommending an ipad as a main computer is lying.

[@intochill]

I used to think so too but it’s no longer true. It used to be some websites wouldn’t even run on iPad properly nvm no fully functional apps but the gap has pretty much disappeared. Almost entirely. Almost. Enough for most people’s daily uses.

[@hxh05g]

I point you to the continually proved truth: your experience is not everyone’s experience. Not everyone’s needs are the same. There are without a doubt plenty of people who could use it as their primary computing device, if not their only one. I have been on a job site in construction using only the M4 iPad Pro this weekend and have used it for requesting permits through the browser and apps, sending and receiving emails, making and receiving calls, sending pictures, creating invoices, etc.. Granted, I use the Logitech combo touch and a Pencil, but I can do 99% of my workflow on this thing while also having the convenience of being to able to message people and stream my music all from this one thing. It has replaced the Surface laptop the company wanted me to use.

[@piyushsoni3797]

Especially this guy, always posting videos about the ipad and talking about the same things over and over again in his videos. God he needs to get new content.

[@intochill]

@@BillSavage also note a lot of old people don’t know how to use a computer and don’t want to learn. But they know how to use a phone and can really benefit from the bigger screen size of an iPad.

[@jon5161]

@@intochillAgreed with this. I’m giving my mom my old M2 iPad Pro w/Magic Keyboard to replace her old MacBook. She doesn’t need MacOS apps. So her conditions fall within the OS limitations.

[@tylerbooth981]

As a Mortgage Loan Originator, and a realtor I’ve used an iPad Pro as my main computer for about eight years. I’ve owned a Mac and I’ve owned an AlienWare dell computer and I will never go back. I love my iPad Pro. It is amazing and more versatile than anything else I’ve ever used.

[@milicamilic7433]

I know this won’t apply to everyone but I’m a visually impaired VoiceOver user and trying to actually get work done on the iPad was sadly a nightmare. Keyboard commands that could be the same between mac and iPad like text navigation and text selection were sometimes different, and though this may be a microsoft issue, apps like word or PowerPoint that had tables were a. Nightmare to navigate. Just trying to copy some text off of a table cell took so long that I cracked after a half an hour trying to figure it out on a plane where I was so bored and wanted to invest the time and I just used my touch gestures. Instead. Just in case any other VO users find this.

[@KennethCalvo]

I use my iPad M2 Pro 13" to watch KZbin and Netflix. That is literally it. Every time I need to do something more involved than that, I use my Macbook Air or if I am sitting at my desk, my Mac Mini M2 Pro. For work an iPad is a definite no, I need access to IDE, Git and a bunch of tools that are either not available or just toy versions of the real thing. I do like the screen on it though.

[@venomoushappy]

Only reason why I can't use my iPad as my main device is because I am a software engineer and you can't program on it natively like you can on the Mac.

[@housepianist]

But that doesn’t make it a non-laptop replacement. Too often, a laptop/not-a-laptop or computer/not-a-computer is defined by its usage. It doesn’t matter if an iPad can’t do what you need it to do. Your work is not a defacto standard. Someone who edits docs or checks emails or any other “work” can use an iPad as an actual computer. That kind of work is just as valid as what you do so don’t judge others who aren’t software engineers and then try to convince others that your occupation is what defines a computer versus an iPad.

[@venomoushappy]

@@housepianist Did I ever say that it made it a non-laptop replacement due to this? No. It just isn’t MY laptop replacement. If it works for you or others, fantastic. Just won’t work for me.

[@housepianist]

@@venomoushappy you don’t have to say it made it a non-laptop. I said it. And I understand that the iPad doesn’t work for you. I was making a point about how we all can misconstrue this debate about what’s a laptop replacement or not. I’m not telling you that you can do your work on an iPad either.

[@julienlecoq3539]

@@venomoushappy same for me, if it was possible to run Neovim, Xcode and Android Studio on iPad I would have switch to it 😅

[@jerrywbissey1797]

For me it is close to being a replacement if the spreadsheet apps get better. I use iPad for 90% of what I do. So for a large percentage of users it is getting very close to replacing a laptop. I may be selling my laptop and trade in my M1 iPad.

[@dr_sriraviteja]

I too bought Ipad pro M1 in 2021 thinking i would use it as my computer. All i have done with it since is watch KZbin & Netflix. I very often have to go back to my 5 year old windows laptop for almost anything productive or Formal. PS: i have a T7shield ssd & installed ipad OS 18 public Beta.

[@forsakenking4643]

I just picked up my iPad Pro M4 yesterday. So far so good. I’ll keep this comment updated lol

[@rosyhvideo2587]

How do you like it

[@forsakenking4643]

@@rosyhvideo2587 As an active-duty military member and a college student, my days can get pretty hectic. The iPad Pro is a lifesaver-it’s super portable, fast, and smooth! I’ve run into a few challenges with juggling between apps to finish schoolwork quickly, but I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it soon. When it comes to entertainment, it’s the ultimate experience. I watch all my anime, shows, and KZbin videos on it, and I absolutely love it!

[@soberanisfam1323]

Ig he returned it 😂

[@alexanderibehre3435]

I believe the iPad Pro is Apple’s most versatile device. I love how I can use it for work and play quite smoothly.

[@matthewgutscher7840]

I have the 13" M4 and am mobile with my work as a hospital manager in NYC. It has made travel and productivity amazing! I leave my macbook at home unless I am coding and need the additional screen and productivity to work quickly through projects. As a 35 millennial gamer I can also game on this with my PS5 controller at the airports and traveling, it is so much fun!!!

[@bluejawa]

I use my new iPad as a laptop. I do document creation, spreadsheets, content consumption & creation tasks as well as gaming. With the logitech combo touch keyboard, Apple Pencil Pro & 8BitDo controller - it is a powerful tablet.

[@9to5Mac]

thats so awesome!

[@DavidWilson-lo9qn]

I like the iPad but it could never replace my Mac. Personally Mac OS is far better. Have the basic 2022 iPad for taking notes and light video consumption.

[@RavenRose91]

I bought the M4 iPad Pro 13” through my cell phone provider (because otherwise I’d never be able to afford it in time for college) and I mostly got it for 2-3 main reasons; 1) video calls with my doctors, 2) eventually going back to college, 3) for the first semester or two of college I actually don’t need a fully fledged computer and in fact once I’m in college & I’m making more money I can just get me an iMac and just remotely connect to it whenever I’m in classes or doing anything elsewhere through duet display or something

[@Ilovecats4everrx2]

@@RavenRose91 how does it feel to know you could of done all those things on your already existing iPhone.

[@nightwing8666]

@@RavenRose91 lmfaoooo all of these can be done on an ipad air…. ????

[@jonnybird8495]

@@Ilovecats4everrx2some college classes don’t allow you to be on your phone and when I was in college, for some of my online courses I’ll have info simultaneously bouncing between devices messaging classmates, sending files, or researching topics enhancing my workflow.

[@AwwMizi]

I have a gaming pc that can do all and a M4 iPad Pro. I can do 99.9% of my things on my iPad other than one niche thing I do from time to time that requires my pc. I’ve been daily driving an iPad since the M1 when I was still in college. I’ve recommended everyone to get one and say, “you don’t know you really need an iPad till you have one.” Friends eventually get one and all have said that I’m right about and the iPad is definitely beneficial in anyone’s life and doings.

[@soberanisfam1323]

So basically it’s a companion device 😂

[@AwwMizi]

@@soberanisfam1323 ?

[@ProfSfcs]

Just last week I purchased the new M4 iPad Pro 11” and Im tickled pink with! From A to Z I love it all. It’s super smooth and quick. The pro motion is fantastic! It’s definitely worth the high price tag. I actually trade in my 2022 iPad Pro 12.9” iPad which helped offset my M4.

[@jodicrawford1693]

How much the trade in worth?

[@jacK5onNORCAL]

@@jodicrawford1693 I’m curious to because I’m thinking about doing the same thing

[@mevm35]

Another very insightful video..Keep up the good work, always enjoy your reviews and insight into the products. Currently I am still using my 5th gen 12.9 M1 Ipad Pro with 1TB storage, magic keyboard and 2nd gen apple pencil. I have been using this as my main computer since 2021 and it has not let me down yet. I am undecided as to whether to upgrade to the m4 Pad Pro, but your video has me thinking!. PS…Where did you find the wallpaper at 1:11 in your video. Cannot seem to find it anywhere. Thanks

[@digitalmarketinghumans]

I'll just say it, my M1 iPad Pro is well over powerered. It's way more than enough. I think even if I had the A12Z chip on this iPad, it would be more than efficient for the work I do, mainly drawing, art, word doc, youtube, writing papers, team meetings/video calls, video editing. I've even done Logic on it and I've thrown a lot at it and it doesn't budge. But with that being said, I am sure that M4 is amazing anyways! OLED looks real nice! Ultimately, I am still happy with my M1 iPad Pro.

[@DegasparreBarkhurst]

Okay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations

[@81179venky]

Just for the display I wish we see a 16 inch OLED iPad or a 16 inch MacBook with OLED display in future.

[@jonnybird8495]

I got the M4 iPad Pro 11 when it first came out to replace my Gen 2 iPad that I was using for work. Since I’m not at a traditional desk job, and mainly do updates on the go, this was a perfect fit! I bought a 3rd party keyboard that has a little more durability than the Magic Keyboard and now it’s the perfect travel companion. The battery life can perfectly handle a 8-12 hour day easily with juice to spare after a long work day. So yeah, it works fine as a main 💯

[@strengthios6278]

For the few people truly on the fence about what apple products to buy as a computer or device: I brought a refurbished iPad Pro 11 in for $460 (2 years ago) and I just bought a M2 MacBook Air for $860 (Prime Day $200 discount) Including some accessories like the Apple Pencil and paper like screen protectors, I’ve spent an extra $200+. That comes up to $1,520 For reference the new M4 11 in ipad with keyboard and pencil comes out to over $1,300 without other accessories. In my opinion there is no reason to buy an all is one device when you can just buy both and get the better of both worlds. It also is pretty much CHEAPER if not the same price.

[@garynagle3093]

As a software developer, an iPad just doesn’t have the capability to run the software I need.that said it does pretty well for video and -hoot editing with the right app, keyboard, and mouse

[@riochan5960]

I’m considering an M4 pro. I tried the iPad for one week 😅 I installed all native apps and I used webapps versions of the apps I had on my windows laptop. You can’t code or script on a iPad, so for scripting I use a remote app to access my laptop, I can kinda live with is solution.. But there is one thing I can’t overcome and is very annoying. As far as I know is that when you want to download files or photos from an app (google photos, canva, wetransfer etc) you NEED to keep the particular app active till the download is finished, otherwise the download will stop. Probably iPadOs freezes the app when you switch to another app, this end up to download files again. So in my opinion you can’t really multitask with the iPad. It is more like multi-windowing instead of multitasking. I used an iPad Pro 2nd gen for this experiment.

[@Murkwiththemouth]

In 4 months… 9to5mac : 6 months with the iPad Pro m4, and I was wrong!!

[@mrnino5086]

big hypocrites

[@Annette_Hons]

Im using the 2020 4th gen Pro 12.9" with A12Z chip and want to upgrade to the M4! I can use it for almost all my needs and for me I could use it as my main computer. I have an MacBook Air M1 and love that too.

[@iPhonePhan]

I’ve been using my iPad Pro (M2 now M4) + Magic Keyboard + Cellular as my full time laptop for now 3.5 years. When combined with Windows 365 / Remote Desktop + Azure Windows, and the full M365 suite on the iPad, there is no comparison to an actual MacBook - this can beat it in 80-90% of standard & power user corp office categories. Can it do better? Absolutely Is it a MacBook replacement without cloud computing ? Mostly but def not more than 75-80% for expert office users. Would I switch to a windows or MacBook laptop? Never again.

[@RionRobinson]

🐬🐬🐬🐬 I’m an iPad Pro user through and through! The M4 version was the finishing move for me! I’m locked it as a primary device for me.

[@thejasontlewis]

"Surfing Safari" Well played.

[@ronlmjl]

Agree completely with this assessment. As long as you aren’t coding, iPad generally should cover what you need from basic tasks to photo/video editing. I’ve been using an iPad Pro (3rd Gen - so pre apple silicon) for years as my main personal computing device since 2019 moving from macbook airs / macbook pros before that and I don’t think I need to switch back. It’s the best travel companion for long flights and runs Lightroom just fine when I’m editing photos on the go. My wife uses it to operate her Cricut and to do things on Canva. I think once this iPad craps out, I’d probably get another iPad Pro over a cheaper macbook air.

[@tromo03]

Watched this video on my 13 inch M4 iPad Pro, 512GB, Space Black, Black Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro. Spent just north of $2100.00. I too have used this device as my main personal computer for 2 months and absolutely love it. I still have my 11 inch Silver M2 iPad Pro with all the same accessories. I find that I use both in tandem. Content consumption, personal finance use, very light gaming etc. These iPad Pros are so future proofed, you’ll easily get 5 or more years of great usage. Heck, my now 7 plus year old 10.5 inch iPad Pro still works pretty well. The tandem Oled display is a game changer for content consumption, gaming movies etc. You can’t go wrong with these devices. Check them out, do your research. You will not be disappointed.

[@MY-yw8jc]

I recently bought an M1 iPad Pro 11inch. I already have an M1 iPad Pro 12.9inch. The M4 iPad pro is a very good product, but all iPads are basically the same. I'm very excited about how the iPad will evolve from now on.

[@jerryvincent8402]

I have a 2020 I-pad pro use it for everything but gaming. I like the system and may turn it into a M4 at a later date. 🇺🇸🐻

[@ryker8814]

​@@jerryvincent8402what does the bear emoji imply hehe.😉

[@John_R_Jackson_III]

yeah no, iPad are different from each other and to compare the M4 iPad Pro basically to the other iPads is crazy lol

[@Shailo510]

My M4 isn’t a mini computer it a Tablet thats it that’s all and I love it.

[@eddylee3826]

I have extensively employed the iPad Pro since its inception, and currently, I am utilizing the iPad Pro M2, the latest model in my possession. The possibility of it replacing my laptop is quite dim, primarily due to the constraints imposed by the iOS operating system. Lately, I have acquired a Surface Pro featuring an OLED display, which has proven to be remarkably efficient for both professional endeavors and recreational pursuits. My predominant use involves work-related tasks, viewing films, listening to music, managing photos, and engaging in artistic pursuits. I have decided against acquiring another iPad in the future, as it essentially mirrors the functionality of a larger iPhone, despite its impressive capabilities.

[@mikkelonythegoose6498]

I got the iPad Air 2 weeks ago and it’s pretty good

[@jimtipton8888]

M4 iPad Pro is a great device because of it’s versatility. I’ve never regretted investing in this device.

[@I-STAR17-I]

I’m iPad user with over than 10 years of experience and I can confidently say - iPad is NOT a PC replacement! The main problem is iPad os = iOS. You feel inconvenience even if you need to set up some meeting in outlook, cause it’s mobile version without plugins you need. The same with every other app.

[@matthewm5287]

1000 for the base 11 300 for the case and 150 for apple care is 1450 before tax. I love it the keyboard is so much better than the old Magic Keyboard and more balanced.

[@lgreen666]

happy as main computer - Ulysses, Muse, Lightroom and obsidian work a dream 🐬

[@itsyounqLO]

Watching this on my m4 11 inch 🥴it’s very much thinner than last generation and silky smooth.

[@Thunsegen]

7:51 "Hey everyone, look at this!!"

[@ProductivePM]

Fernando, totally agree, my 13” M4 is my laptop. I bought the base model just because of the costs of adding the keyboard and the pencil. I am waiting to see how Apple Intelligence works with the base model. Worst case, I upgrade when the M5 comes out and get the 1 TB model. Anyways, great video and keep up the great work! 🐬

[@NarlyAdventures]

I have an m1 iPad and go back and forth about selling it on eBay and buying a MacBook. I just dont think it will do much more and i will be dissatisfied with the lack of flex. I like just putting a monitor on my treadmill for a quick run. That would be difficult with a laptop. There are times where the app/program is just much better on a computer but I think thats the trade off. I also dont like that websites dont recognize it as a full browser and assume mobile. I wish they would push safari as a desktop version for the iPad.

[@ThatGuyyyyy]

I recently replaced my “home” MacBook Pro with iPad Pro 13 and a Mac mini combo. I already had a Mini PC with win 11 pro that I can Remote Desktop to from my iPad when needed. I don’t think iPad is a good alternative to “work” computer, but for “home” use, I think it makes sense.

[@Ded-Ede]

Yeah. I’m basically doing the same thing with my Mac mini and my iPad Pro. I use my iPad Pro mainly but when I need to do some task that will only run on the Mac i VNC into my Mac mini. Apple needs to make this work more seamlessly by simply tapping the Screen Mirroring in control center to pull the MacOS to iPad without having to jump through hoops. I think I’ll send them another feedback. 🤔

[@mattido123]

I’m using this for all my home tasks

[@murdockdeechte]

I now have an iPad Pro from 2018 256 GB, it still works great, but now I want to buy the new tandem OLED iPad Pro, especially for the screen, I watch a lot of videos on my iPad, but I'm still in doubt whether to go for an 11 inch or 13 inch, because I'm afraid it would be too big? What made you recommend me? 11 or 13 inches?

[@dimkuch9519]

I love my m4 iPad SO BAD😍

[@hckmar]

The day I can code without limitations, it'll be the day I could do that u.u I guess iPad for developers is a "not for now".

[@thuohi1]

me acknowledging wishfully on my Ipad 4 2020 🤧😁

[@Sleepyboiwonder]

I had it for like 5 days and had to return it. I found myself coming back to my regular laptop to do certain things. I’m particular, because I prefer Windows to MacOS (so, no MacBooks for me), but wanted to give this IPadOS a try. Great machine, just not a replacement for my regular laptop for me..

[@SKP-op4vd]

Could you please make a video about word processing on the ipad pro and the various apps available and how they compare to their Mac equivalents?

[@taylorsimpson8897]

Thank you for the video. I basically do things online shopping streaming game pass etc or I’m using pages calendar GarageBand Photos and I have apple one so I have lots of cloud storage and an external drive. Thinking about using iPad instead of Mac since I don’t do anything crazy. I love the portable nature of it along with pencil. Easy to carry out with me to a library or coffee shop and just chill.

[@alexmartinez3683]

I just wish you could change the appearance of the mouse because i really do not like the little circle

[@geobots65]

M4 iPad Pro is my travel computer have a 16 in MacBook Pro M1 is my desktop computer. Find myself on iPad more than anything

[@liamwilson847]

Great video - going full send on using as my primary!

[@GLH8]

Not everyone edits video and photo. Lack of a decent txt editor or good spreadsheet is far more important than saving a minute or two rendering your video.

[@StoneyJames]

🐬 thinking about upgrading from the M2 version and this was helpful

[@marcopallotta1452]

Very good video. I think that iPad could be the main computer for almost 90% of people. The real thing that is missing in iPadOS (to make it really a valuable alternative for more and people) is the multiuser functionality especially for iPad Pro and, for me, iPadAir too. Obviously, with this feature iPad should be less “personal” than now but if you spend the same amount of money (or more) than buying a PC/Laptop you should have this functionality as it could be a main family computer.

[@PrencessMeer]

🐬 i cant wait to get the new pro. iPad is always my catch all device.

[@FoxxFire]

It's taken me a while to realize that this channel is just damn good. I don't understand why i watch every other video from the channels i subscribe to before the videos from this channel, and then when i watch one from this channel it turns out to be more entertaining and helpful than the three i had just watched.

[@Meliaesc2]

The Galaxy Tab S9 deserves an equal comparison, especially DeX.

[@somilaseyibokwe5989]

Great video bro 👊🏾

[@MikkaBoii]

Will this device be a good subtitute for mac? for internet borwsing, netlfix, yotube, mails etc. Does the safari work as a mac?

[@commentarytalk1446]

I don't recommend the iPad Pro M4 at that price for main computer. You can get a cheaper iPad and run Remote Desktop or Cloud PC or run a server at home and VPN and a few other such solutions. This way you have: 1. Tablet excellence eg the responsiveness you mentioned and versatility properties. 2. Productivity features of full desktop operating system and software versatility via remote desktop The 2nd option does not need such expensive or powerful hardware as the M4. You can run all this off 10th Gen iPad so long as internet connection is fast enough at both ends. Alternatively go for a 2nd hand 9th gen ipad at $150 + relatively modest desktop or laptop at $500 or more or less depending on needs and then either use both when needed or else run remote desktop into the full OS machine. Still save a fortune that way and do as much than over-spend on M4. The iPad Pro M4 is easily the best hardware Apple is selling on the market right now: It's incredible but only if you have the budget or can afford to pay top dollar without blinking. If Budget is tight then go as above and it works out as good. At some point Apple will have to take the top tier hardware and upgrade the OS to a new multi-OS system that is combo of iOS/MacOS in all honesty given the hardware is so far ahead of the software right now in the top models.

[@rolo00617]

Only reason I don’t switch to either iPad OS or Mac OS is that can’t run Microsoft Project, and for my it’s a must software especially for construction, that’s why I’m stick with the surface pro.

[@AnonN-sr6uu]

Hot take: iPad Pro M4 does more and is more versatile than ANY MacBook it’s really the ultimate Apple product.

[@driver288]

@@AnonN-sr6uu Can it run powershell scripts or repackage MSI or PKG files? Then no, its not as versatile as it gets… it does swift coding but not Xcode either or .net… MSc does all except for MSI repackaging afaik, but lack some essential powershell modules for me. And it can’t run most accounting and payroll apps either, and neither can a Mac, so there a windows machine or Remote Desktop solution with windows is needed….. Question: Can you really say you can use an iPad as your ONLY computer for all your work if you need to run Remote Desktop of any sort? (Written on an iPad PRO 11’’ M1)

[@AnonN-sr6uu]

@@driver288all the workflows you just named don’t apply to 99% of customers. It has quickbooks and other payroll apps that work just fine for tons of small businesses. I work in finance and use a company issued windows laptop for work, and even I didn’t understand most of the gobbledygook you just said.

[@MadMaxx1977]

@@driver288 I'm a writer and can't run full versions of Word and Excel on my M1 12.9" IPad Pro + magic keyboard. Until that problem is solved, I'm sticking with my M3 Air.

[@leeteshsewpaul9726]

Great video. What monitor are you using? And what would you recommend for mac excluding any apple displays as they are pricey.

[@donaldduck7268]

The iMac wallpaper with the lamps looks soo good. I check to see if it’s available in the links in the description bit

[@gaelanubis]

I use MacBook Pro M3 Max + iPad Air M2 11", but the iPad Pro M4 full specs interest me too ;-)

[@Orvek]

Thanks for your insights! 🐬

[@JodalynsMother]

Tried using an iPad Pro as my main computer. It sucks.

[@Capybara_Guy]

I dont know if I should get an macbook air m3 or the ipad pro m4 I need it for school programming and everything you can think of in the world of it does the ipad pro have compatibility like macos??

[@zikit4u]

Thanks You solved my dilemma I have to ask you: Which camera did you use to film this video?

[@warrengaskin3863]

My computing needs are very basic so I do everything on either my 12.9 M1 or my iPad Mini 6. Maybe once or twice a year I have to open up my 2019 MacBook Pro

[@ssaaffuu]

i love my iPad pro and you made me feel like i made the right choice but i can't edit with iPad imainly do digital art and some gaming 🐬

[@joshillichmann]

you're just talking about features - not really talking about what happened...

[@igordantax]

I really, really love my iPad Pro! But I'm a firm believer that the hardware versatility should be also in the software. When you really use the iPad for serious work, in my case (BIM architecture and some rendering), it becomes an "almost" machine. We always have to make some excuses to use it as it is today. iPadOS 18 should've break this curse, but Apple didn't saw this as an urgent matter.

[@EverythingAppleTec]

I love my iPad Pro 13 M4 with celluar and with 2tb with the pencil Pro and the magic Keyboard . I upgrade from my iPad Pro M1 with 1tb withh a bridge keyboard

[@imissmymom]

I'm a software architect and entrepreneur who builds products and ships them. While I do need to code sometimes, my focus is more on software design and requirements gathering. Which tools or methods would you recommend for me?

[@Dwilsonmusic145]

I use my iPad much more than I do my MacBook and that’s for video editing photo editing and more

[@housepianist]

The iPad Pro is a 100% laptop replacement for 95% of other “professionals” that need the convenience (or desire) for one. And I think it’s safe to say that laptops, desktops, tablets, phones, etc, are computers by design and function. I just wish people would stop determining what’s what based on very specific use cases.

[@thekrsid]

what is your opinion on the 11" model? I will use it as my only computing device, for reading and note taking, making presentations, watching movies and editing photos. the $300 jump seemed to be a bit too much. Will I be missing out?

[@peterpayne2219]

I'd love to know how the battery life is. My M2 iPad is...5-6 hours. My M2 Macbook Air is like 12+ hours at least.

[@shartzie]

Would you have the same position if it’s the 11 inch?

[@LumpyMoose]

The main problem I see is people not being able to see past their traditional workflows. It just needs a little bit of ‘think different’ … I agree, there’s hardly anything I can think of that can’t be done on an iPad 🐬

[@jeffhale1189]

Thanks for sharing. I like but don’t have the iPad Pro M4. Blessings on your day🐬

[@computico]

Hello amazing thanks for the info !!! ... btw were you got that chair? looks amazing a.d also what program u use in aipad to edit videos ? thanks a lot

[@morbly]

I’m trying it out but the two things that are really worrying me are lack or ai noise reduction in Lightroom and how top heavy it is in either the Magic Keyboard or the plain folio. I’m looking forward to using the pencil with procreate and Lightroom.

[@techcostanza6833]

What wallpaper do you use

[@edwardlustigman2568]

I was using an IPad Air3 and a windows laptop for most of my work. I found it could process my photos on the ipad but the transfer rate was very slow. I bought the ipad m4 11 inch with the goal in mind to make it my only computer. I am impressed. I could not justify the Magic Keyboard so i got the ESR rebound 360 which I have just started using . For my photography and note taking I feel I will be able to accomplish my goal. However i have an extensive Access Database on which i run my condo association’s accounting and I do not know what i can use on the ipad to replace it. That is all I am currently running on my windows laptop. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thank You for your videos they have helped a lot.

[@shartley]

depending on how complicated your Access DB is, you might be able to move to FileMaker, Caspio or Air Table. All are likely to be pretty dramatic changes for you, but I think they all have enough of a free trial that you might be able to find a solution. Failing that, you could keep you Win laptop running and remote desktop to it to do your Access work inside of it.

[@edwardlustigman2568]

Thanks for the answer, I will check them out

[@bearndrgn]

🐬One thing I did notice in the video, was I could not tell if you were talking about the 11" or the 13" iPad Pro. Which do you prefer?

[@dnote321]

After watching this I tried to use my M1 Pro as my main computer at work. Couldn’t even add our work printer using the IP address. iPadOS needs some real work before it can be a main machine.

[@dirkackbar2041]

If it can run the full functionality of office 365, that would be be great

[@kaushikprasai]

🐬 I’m still on my iPad m1 - 11

[@bilalattique]

Problem lies with its iOS limitations while M4 ipad pro’s hardware is a beast!

[@breakingthron3s]

There’s no way you’re getting 9-11 hrs! I’m at 56% with 130 mins of screen on time on my M4 11” pro. That’s with barely any app use mainly safari at 40% brightness. I’m very disappointed with its battery life.

[@thureinphyo9768]

@@breakingthron3s I am also getting 11 or 12 hrs on my 11 inch; sometimes even 13hrs. I wish I could share my battery usage screenshot. My brightness setting is always around at 50 or 60% with auto-brightness on. It is also attached to Magic Keyboard at all times - I never take it off. My battery capacity is still at 100% and Cycle Count is 45; started using this May. After recent update to 17.6.1, I feel like it’s even better now. It used to heat up a little bit after like 2 hrs of using Chrome. Now it’s always cold as ice to touch. Pro tip from me: always only update OS on 100% charge and plugged-in (like you’re bypassing the battery), and always only use 20W charger (use original charger if it’s possible).

[@1stOrator]

M4! iPad OS! !!2024! Where is XCode, where is VSCode, where is Finder, Cyberpunk2077?

[@lamarcabrian]

hey would you consider personally reviewing one of those portable monitors using it with the ipad pro in a mobile on the go setup? I'm personally interested in that 17 inch asus rog one for context. Here's hoping also that apple will increase the ipad pro screen sizes with the next models since there have been rumors on that some time ago. I'd love a screen size that can display the equivalent of two 10.5 or 11 inch apps in 50/50 split view (for context the 13 inch displays two 9.7 inch side by side)