I have an iPad Pro and a Macbook Pro. Trying to force the iPad to replace the Macbook is like trying to replace a truck with a hatch back. You can do "most" of

I have an iPad Pro and a Macbook Pro. Trying to force the iPad to replace the Macbook is like trying to replace a truck with a hatch back. You can do "most" of the things you need, but for some tasks it's a real chore and trying to make it work just leads to frustration. My iPad gets me 80% of what I need, but trying to grasp that last 20% ends up causing insane work arounds that just tarnish the whole experience.