I would think that depends on the expectations. I have both an iPad Pro and a MacBook Pro. For development and many other tasks I prefer the MacBook Pro. For

I would think that depends on the expectations. I have both an iPad Pro and a MacBook Pro. For development and many other tasks I prefer the MacBook Pro. For some tasks I prefer the iPad Pro. But there are things I don't like about the iPad (some because of its particular software/hardware and some because of the device class). So I would agree with some of the points. I find text editing on the iPad screen to be difficult. The screen also gets dirty and needs to be cleaned. The keyboard is bulky. I'd like a few more interfaces on the hardware - otherwise I have to use a dongle/dock or wireless interfaces. Using more than one app for tasks is still difficult, due to the lack of software integration. Generally the software integration is incredibly weak. For me the iPadOS is a bit too locked, not sure if I wanted to run Linux on it in a VM, but I would like to see visual programming languages compiling down to the instruction set. I'd like to see programming on the device, but in a tablet-optimized way - but I admit that the majority of the user base is not doing programming and that's where the larger market is. It lacks stuff which the iPhone has, like being a native platform for health data. What I like: the screen, the portability, the speed, the connectivity (included 5g), the precision, the responsiveness, ...