iPad Pro 2020 vs 2018: the REAL differences By Nikias Molina

This is the 2018 iPad Pro, and this is the 2020 I pad for what is different about these two monsters. Well, let's check it out. If you guys still haven't seen my 2020 I pad Pro review I, definitely encourage you to check it out. I spend so much time doing it to make sure to check it out so anyways in this video, we're going to be comparing the 2018 versus the 2020 and finding every single difference that there is alright. So if we take a look at the design on both iPads, they look exactly the same, a beast in the front in the front. It looks exactly the same, but if we take a look at the back, it is not exactly the same because we get a dual Lance camera setup on the 2020 I've got probe with a lighter scan.

I'm going to tell you guys all about the lighter scanner. I'm going to tell you guys all about the new cameras in just a second, but if we're talking about design the 20/20 iPad Pro kind of has a round square design in the camera. Just like we see on the iPhone 11 from all right, so talking about the camera is the 20/20 I pad Pro has an ultra-wide camera vent right into the iPad now this is awesome. For example, a lot of people think that this is useless, but it's actually not useless on an iPad. Let's take this paper.

For example, if I have my 2018 iPad Pro I just scan the actual document. I'd have to do like this because it doesn't have an ultra white, but with the 20/20 iPad Pro, since it's actually got an ultra-wide camera. I just have to put up just like this, and that's it I don't have to pull it up like that. That's actually cut some quite useful stuff. It's not the biggest deal in the world, just raising the iPad a little more, but it definitely is a really nice change, especially if you're a student for example.

Then you take a lot of photos of document, and you scan a lot of documents useful stuff. You also get a lighter scanner on the latest iPad, and this allows the Pro to be incredible for the arm. Now it is something that we don't really use on our daily nights. Let me know in the comments down below, if you guys think AR is useful in the current world. For me, it is not it's still awesome.

It's still awesome that they are works flawlessly on the 20/20 iPad Pro. The LIDAR scanner provides depth to the camera, which means it just works flops if you want to take a measure off in room, if you want to try out some furniture, if you want to play some games, it's amazing for that maybe AS and a big deal for you. It definitely isn't for me. So I don't really see a big deal with a lighter scanner, but I guess it's preparing us for the future, but not for them. Now, if we're talking about a processor with both I passed, the iPad Pro 2018 has the 12x Chapman and the 20/20 iPad Pro has the 12 zine chip, which one is faster.

The 2028 iPad Pro is faster, but, to be honest, I've used the 2018 iPad Pro forever, and I've used it, and I've seen how fast the chip actually is. The 20/20 iPad Pro is faster, but, to be honest, I haven't noticed the difference since the 2018 was already superfast. So I guess, if you do a bunch of bunches, a bunch of video editing and a bunch of hardcore photography which you're still not gonna, find a big difference, but maybe that's something. But for me, it definitely isn't something awesome, because I haven't really noticed it. That's just the truth.

We also get Wi-Fi 6 on the 20/20 iPad Pro. But if you don't have a Wi-Fi signal, it's not a lot of people. Have you won't find a difference there either, so the magic keyboard that Apple announced is awesome. USB, C port. It's actually got the butterfly mechanism.

It's got backlit keys, it's kind of trackpad, which is the biggest deal. Furthermore, it's amazing I mean I, can't believe a trackpad on an iPad. Furthermore, it's going to be incredible. That's coming up next month and yes, I will be unboxing. Yes, I will be revealing it I'm super excited about it, but the biggest thing about this- and it honestly surprised all of us that the 2018 iPad Pro will be compatible with this keyboard, which means we don't have to buy the latest iPad Pro to take the full advantage of this new keyboard.

It's amazing I mean I. Just can't wait to actually have it in my that's it for what's different between both of these devices, we still get the same face. I'd we still get the same design same liquid, Retina display same speakers same USB seen both of these devices are super powerful and super effective on our daily lives. If you have the 2018 iPad Pro, should you upgrade to the 20/20 iPad Pro, and the answer is no? No! No, in my opinion, unless you were to put something with an on unless I don't know honestly, unless you work a lot where they are, and maybe the ultra-wide camera is a huge deal for you, there is really no need to upgrade from the 2018 iPad Pro to the 20/20 iPad Pro. But if you have the 2718 iPad Pro, should you buy the 20/20 iPad Pro? It's such a big difference.

The 2018 iPad Pro brought the X to X display the new design, the Apple Pencil -. It brings so many awesome features. So if you have an older I got from the 2018 iPad Pro I definitely recommend the upgrade, because this is such an amazing I got you've. You've you've tried out the 20/20 iPad girl. What do you think? Is it awesome? Yes, if you have the 2089 approached you, should you buy it? No, why not, because it's the thing right paper-like is a screen protector that feels like you're.

Actually writing on a piece of paper. It's perfect for students who take a bunch of notes on their iPad Pro and artists, whose get like crazy and makes your iPad Pro have a texture that you will just not believe. So. If people like is something that you're interested in, or you just want to check it out, hit the link down in the description and check it out for yourself. Alright, so yeah that's pretty much it that's pretty much it for this, but if you guys enjoyed this video, please do it.

What do they have to do like I can subscribe? There are my good stuff and I will enjoy my 20/20 iPad Pro. That's what all the people say.

Source : Nikias Molina