Manufacturer: Apple
Everywhere you look on the 2018 iPad Pro's spec sheet, in fact, there's a minor or a major upgrade, adding up to a huge step forward for the iPad Pro as a whole. It's superfast and incredibly well made.
Incredibly fast; USB Type-C support; Edge-to-edge display
Hugely expensive; Not as flexible as a proper laptop
The iPad Pro is absolutely incredible! anew design is brilliant, faceID fast to unlock and I also bought the Apple Pencil 2 with this so as a designer this is a brilliant bit of kit allowing me to draw / sketch / design but also allows me to do everything else on top such as Email, web browsing,...
The standard $329 iPad, which is really $600 to $800 once you add the keyboard, Pencil, and storage options you want, is a great little computer at the right price. For drawing, word processing, web browsing, a bit of photo editing, some content consumption, and gaming, an iPad turned into a 2-in-1...
Amazingly fast hardware; Excellent networking capabilities; Good cameras; New Apple Pencil is terrific
Hardware is held back by its operating system
The Apple iPad line-up has evolved considerably since the first iPad rolled out in 2010. Nothing has signified that better than the iPad Pro line-up, as this genre of devices changed positioning from convenient content consumption devices to powerful laptop replacement computing devices.
The 2020 iPad Pro is very much the 2018 model plus added cameras and lidar. It’s a feature that improves AR and may prove transformative down the line. But AR on a tablet remains niche. Instead the big changes are software as part of iPadOS 13.4, which is also available for older models.
good battery life; fast; beautiful screen; optional 4G; USB-C; great speakers; Face ID; mouse support; capable work PC replacement; lidar
very expensive; no kickstand without case; no headphone socket; will still need a PC for some tasks
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