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Screen size is the largest differentiator between the Pro and standard iPads. I got a first gen iPad Pro (back in 2015!) and it's still running smoothly to thi
by jimmydorry 6y ago
Screen size is the largest differentiator between the Pro and standard iPads.
I got a first gen iPad Pro (back in 2015!) and it's still running smoothly to this day. It runs the latest iPadOS. Meanwhile, my co-workers and family iPads have all failed, broken, or become obsolete several times since then.
I use the iPad Pro daily for:
- Evening reading
- Reading on flights
- Laptop replacement while travelling
- Recreational writing with bluetooth keyboard
- Recreational doodling with Apple Pencil
- Light productivity tasks like email, etc.
- General browsing
- alanfranz 6y agoThanks everybody. So, it boils down to the size. This makes sense. I can imagine Apple discontinuing the 10" iPad Pro in the future. I'm an iPad Pro 2nd gen owner myself, and I love the device. But I bought it 2nd hand and I could have picked an Air instead with no regrets. > my co-workers and family iPads have all failed, broken, or become obsolete several times since then. I suppose they were older devices, though, weren't they? the latest ipadOS seems to support most (all?) ipads from 2014 onwards.