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I saw: A14 vs A12 processor, the camera, Touch ID vs Face ID, LiDAR sensor vs no sensor. I almost regret getting the iPad Pro recently...

• justinplouffe 6y ago
  There is also the 60hz vs 120hz refresh rate which makes quite a big difference.
• davio 6y ago
  120Hz - which I've never appreciated on mine
  • EricE 6y ago
    Careful what you ask for. Scroll a 60 and 120 side by side and it's very obvious. And once you see it you may not be able to unsee it. When LCD TVs first came out I thought people were being overly dramatic with the whole motion blur thing - until I went looking for it. And then I saw it - every time a scene was still, it was in perfect clarity - the the camera panned and everything went fuzzy. Once I saw that effect I couldn't unsee it. 120Hz scrolling is the same for me too. Ignorance is indeed bliss :)
    • wenc 6y ago
      I have both an iPad Air 2 (60Hz) and an iPad Pro 10.5 (ProMotion 120Hz). (I wanted to trade in my Air 2 but saw it wasn't worth much so decided to keep it) Scrolling is smoother on the latter, but it wasn't appreciable enough that the iPad Air 2 looked bad in comparison. I could continue using the Air 2 without any FOMO. Maybe it makes more of a difference for artists? (Pencil users)
      • EricE 6y ago
        It is indeed a stark difference in latency - I posted this earlier but it's worth repeating: If you are using a pencil I understand the difference is dramatic. Excellent thoughts from Serenity Caldwell who loves to draw: https://www.imore.com/promotion https://www.imore.com/promotion
• everdrive 6y ago
  What is the LiDAR sensor for?
  • lostmsu 6y ago
    So you could slap it on your Tesla and make it truly self-driving. JK