For an inverse perspective (I'm a serious Mac user without an iPad), I'm regularly frustrated by how limited iPadOS is compared to the functionality of MacOS.

For an inverse perspective (I'm a serious Mac user without an iPad), I'm regularly frustrated by how limited iPadOS is compared to the functionality of MacOS. Apple wants to have its cake and eat it too. They've been trying to polish the iPad experience enough without encroaching on the Mac market to the point that they're painting themselves into a corner. iPadOS looks fine for most mobile computing tasks, but it's still seriously lacking as a fully-fledged OS, which more and more people are asking for now that the iPad ships with the M1 chip and a decent amount of memory.