It's people attempting to make use of what they purchased. They enjoy the use of a tablet for consuming media, but would like to take a step further. Apple the

It's people attempting to make use of what they purchased. They enjoy the use of a tablet for consuming media, but would like to take a step further. Apple themselves put the challenge out, with their "What's a computer" ad, and the whole "Pro" marketing with the Magic Keyboard and whatnot. It does work as a pro tool, but not for everyone, especially us more techie people. It's great for artists and creators in general. With the release of the Apple M1, I'm more inclined to believe things will remain as they are, as Apple essentially doubled down on macOS. I once believed Apple would eventually release an Xcode for the iPad Pro, but not anymore. I'd argue that if you're not going to make strong use of the Apple Pencil or the general use of a tablet, you're better off getting an M1. It has the iPad's battery life AND macOS.