iPad Pro 2020 UNBOXING and Hands-on Review By GadgetMatch

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Aug 13, 2021
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iPad Pro 2020 UNBOXING and Hands-on Review

The iPad Pro just got an exciting update, it's more powerful as a high-tech sensor for AR works with a mouse and trackpad and there's even a magic keyboard, hey guys how are you doing I hope, you're doing great I'm home so quarantined, trying to shoot a video because look what I have here? Okay, let's get this party started. First up is the iPad Pro today, I'm unboxing, the 12 point 9 inch model, but it's also available in a smaller 11 inch Ferries. This is officially the fourth generation iPad Pro the following announcements in 2015 2017 and most recently, 2018 were Apple first debuted, this form factor as with any Apple product of late. No blade is required to get to this package. Just look for this pull tab and tug away now can I gracefully? Do it this time, apparently not, but there it is the 20/20 I pad pro lift here. That's one big tablet before I put it away.

Take a look at that camera book. It's the same shape as on the iPhone 11 squarish, with two beer cameras, the first time on an iPad more on that later. Also in the box standard stuff guides, SIM tray, ejector, because I, have a cellular model and ah they're stickers, just the standard white ones. At this time around also in the box, a 1 meter, long USB, C charge cable and an 18 watt power. Brick, the shape of this brick will differ depending on where you purchase your iPad Pro okay.

Now, let's unwrap the device and dive straight into Sara hello, okay, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to begin. If you have an older iPad, you can use the Quick Start option to migrate your data just to bring your old iPad near the new iPad and boom you'll. Get this prompt to begin. The transfer just hit continue and then hold the old iPad over the new one to scan the pattern. Alright, now, let's set up face ID.

This is the only biometric option for the iPad Pro. There is no fingerprint scanner, but I choose face ID any day now. I just have to sign in with my Apple ID, and that's it okay. Well, it's restoring my apps and data from iCloud. Let's move on to the smart folio keyboard, but don't get too excited.

This is not the magic keyboard. That's coming in May. Don't worry, we'll take a look at it later so keep watching. This is an optional accessory, but I think it's a must-have for the full experience. You'll find on the back.

You'll see two different angles at which you can prop it up. I'll show you in person later again just look for the flap of the arrow and pull. Let's get the rapper out of the whip. Oh nice, there's an Apple logo embossed on the case. This is real.

The folio keyboard on the 2018 iPad Pro didn't have one. If you open it up, you'll find there's a keyboard on one side and on the other, I felt like finish with these three dots on them. You'll find they match the three dots on the back of the iPad Pro. This is a smart connector, and they transfer not only power but data they magnetically snap into place, just drop it down like so no need to charge no need to pair okay. Now that that's taken care of, let's take a look at those positions we saw on the box.

This is the closed position. You get protection for both the front and back of your iPad Pro. Then you lift here, like you, would a laptop. This is the first position and if you want a less steep of an incline, you can adjust it like. So, okay, there's one thing clearly missing: let's unbox it shall we.

This is the Apple Pencil tool which works exclusively with the third and fourth generation and pros it's also an optional purchase, but again a must-have. Let's slide this out there you go the Apple Pencil 2 has a matte finish and has one flat side that makes it really comfy to grip and use. It also magnetically attaches to the iPad Pro like this and there you go just like that. It's paired now charging that about wraps up our iPad Pro unboxing and setup, but don't go anywhere now for the exciting plan: hey guys, I'm Michael Josh, not Steve Jobs, it's been a few days, and I've had time to use the device, and now I'm in a better position. To answer your questions.

A few days ago on social media, I asked you to send in questions about the new iPad Pro and one that I got asked. A lot is how much better is this one versus the 2018 model on the outside? There's only the camera buff to tell both models apart button, port and speaker Arrangements are all the same dimensions too, and if you're wondering the same shade of space gray. So let's talk about what's new there's a new, a 12 Z Bionic chip, which is much more powerful than on the 2018 model. I, don't usually do benchmarks, but Nair asks on Twitter the a12 z chip on the 20/20 iPad Pro outscored, the 12 X chip on the 2018 model in both CPU and GPU tests. Having said that, the previous iPad Pro was already pretty powerful.

So much so that it could handle tasks like 4k, video, editing, there's a second rear camera now, 20/20 iPad Pro has a 10 megapixel, ultra wide-angle camera to go alongside its 12 megapixel wide camera I know tablet. Photography is one that's frowned upon, but Apple sees the iPad Pro as a device for content. Creators like me, aside for being able to edit entire videos on apps like Lima fusion Apple wants the iPad Pro to also be a device you can use for video capture. Both cameras shoot 4k, video and now just like on a 16-inch MacBook Pro from last year. It has five studios, microphones built in so that you can use the device for on cam bits like this one.

This is a test using I, know, I'm wearing the lapel mic, but using the onboard microphones and the standard white angle, camera and now, let's switch to the ultra wide-angle lens hi everybody, the ultra wide-angle camera, also comes in handy when you're scanning documents, which the iPad is great for, especially if the goal is to use the Apple pencils to annotate that wraps from Apple tell me they work in conjunction with the new LIDAR scanner. That's built into the device light our stands for light detection and ranging the technology works by sending beams of light at your surroundings, creating a map of objects in the space around you by measuring the time it takes for the light to bounce back. The new LIDAR scanner is meant to elevate the augmented reality experience on the device which Apple is committed to making a reality. One great example of this is the upcoming AR game. Hot lava, you'll see the iPad Pro is able to accurately detect objects in a room, and it does in a way that in-game elements can interact with them, including humans in the scene.

The IKEA app, which I use a lot while designing my apartment, is also getting an update. It will soon be able to recommend matching furniture or accessories based on what you currently have, and there are scientific applications too, like anatomy that uses LIDAR to measure the range of motion of someone's arm in real-time with LIDAR, it's also easier to set up AR applications. Previously you need it to scan your surroundings by moving your device around. Now, you just launch the AR app to start a lot of. You also asked about the new magic keyboard, and it's one of the things that I'm most excited about as well.

Unfortunately, it doesn't ship till May and I don't have one yet, but thanks to the magic of augmented reality, we can get a sneak peek here. It is in my living room, you'll notice, that the iPad is elevated from the keyboard, giving it an almost iMac issue feel the elevated display means you don't have to look down as much over here built into that hinge is a USB port so that you can keep your iPad Pro charged while in use I think what makes the magic keyboard even more exciting, though, is its built-in trackpad I've had OS 13.4 brings touch functionality to the iPad and because I don't have that magic keyboard case with a touchpad. Just yet will demo the new functionality with the Magic Trackpad, so wipe gestures, work just like on the Mac. You swipe up with four fingers to see all your open, apps scroll down with two fingers to scroll through web pages. It works just like on a computer, just reimagined for a touchscreen device.

Instead of a pointer, you see a circle. Instead, whenever you hover over menu items, they will light up like this to indicate they're being selected. It transforms into a vertical bar when you're highlighting text you can easily copy text like you would, with a right-click or a two finger tap and press, and if you're editing a long document, you can also move entire blocks of text like, so it's the same thing if you're using a mouse- and yes, it also supports. Third, it's hardly nice. While we're on the topic.

Mouse and trackpad support isn't exclusive to just the 20/20 iPad Pro any iPad that supports the iPadOS 13.4 update gets those features and the new magic keyboard that's coming up will also support the 28 iPad Pro. So, given all these new features, Darryl asks on Twitter. Is it worth it, or should I just buy the older 2018 iPad Pro, which I could probably get on a discount? The answer really depends on what you're going to use your new iPad for, if you're going to do things like photo or video editing, you can benefit from that. More powerful processor also remember: Apple updates the iPad Pro once every two years, iPad Pro or MacBook Air. That's another question.

I got asked a lot while, with this latest update, the iPad encroaches more on Mac territory. These are still two different classes of devices so to be able to answer that question, let's take a look at the things that you can do on an iPad that you can't do on a Mac. First, before we forget it's a tablet, so it's a great device for reading books or magazines or comics, not to mention watching videos on a plane. It has a touchscreen display, apps built for the iPad, are optimized for touch and in some cases that makes more sense. It also has pen support, making it a great device for taking notes the old way or sketching and drawing it's also smaller, and I really love the portability of the iPad Pro I love.

How I can squeeze my 11-inch iPad Pro into my man bag? That's not something! I can do with my MacBook Air as a creator having the two cameras on its back are a plus and if you've got the cellular model, that also means you can have Internet connectivity everywhere. You go, of course, with an added cost, also we're being literal. The iPad Pro isn't a laptop replacement balancing the folio case on my lap is not as easy as a MacBook Air, for example, the iPad Pro isn't also necessarily cheaper than a Mac. So all that extra functionality we talked about you pay for the cheapest MacBook Air starts at $9.99, the cheapest iPad Pro with the keyboard folio and the pencil will cost you one thousand one hundred and seven dollars. So to answer the questions of little dot, Lionel and Jim asked ourselves which apps you use on a daily basis.

If you edit on Final, Cut, Pro or Adobe Premiere, for example, then you're stuck with the Mac. The Mac is also much better at file management being able to import any kind of file. For example, if these are things that you don't really need, and you're lured by the pen, support and portability, then go for the iPad Pro, but I want to correct the impression that you can't get desktop browsing experiences on the iPad since I've had oh s, 13 a desktop version of Safari is included, so things like Google, Docs or WordPress works. Just fine, so is the 20/20 iPad Pro your gadget match? If you follow me closely on social media, you'll know that since the 2018 iPad Pro this has been one of my favorite Apple devices. Apart from my iPhone, that is I love all the things I can do on it and I love the portability that it allows, but is it for everyone? No, as its Pro branding suggests.

This is a device for those who have more specialized needs those who need more power for things like photo and video editing for professional, illustrators or artists. It's perfect for creators on the go. If you just need an iPad for surfing the web or taking notes watching videos or playing games, Apple makes many capable iPads that you can get for Less. Plenty of you also asked: is it a great device for student? My answer is yes, but because of its price tag, I think you're better off getting the iPad or iPad Air. They will do the jobs as well.

If you want I've actually been thinking of doing a which iPad is right for you, video. Let me know in the comments section below of that something you're interested in the C. Is it a PC replacement? It's not. An apple is pretty clear that that's not the point here. It's about having different kinds of devices to match what it is you're trying to do, and if I were to paraphrase, they want to ensure that each user finds his or her own gadget match, and now, more than ever, as you're able to do things previously, not possible on an Apple tablet, and that line is slowly starting to blur.

One thing I'll say is, as tablets continue to struggle to find a reason for being, there are still plenty of reason to buy an iPod, and that was our 20/20 iPad Pro unboxing and hands-on. Instead of a review, video I've decided to put away all my Mac's and move into the iPad Pro using it exclusively. As my computer for the next 30 days, will I survive and will the iPad Pro be able to handle all the tasks that I've used to doing on my portable Mac, we'll find out together in that video and to make sure that you don't miss it subscribe to our YouTube channel that bell icon so that you get notified as soon as we post in that video follow us on social media for all the behind the scenes fun stuff and, as always, make edge it mash calm your daily habits until the next video I'm Michael Josh. You.


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