200 off is regular price basically
Lol... MSRP and $200 doesn’t mean the same thing
200 off is regular price basically
Nobody. Not me. Sorry if that was not clear. Best Buy Canada pricing also sucks. Typical Best Buy pricing is full retail. Sales knock off US$50-100. Other authorized retailers are similar.Who said to buy it from Apple ? Third party dictates prices. See you don’t understand the word IF it seems
Those are pretty arbitrary.And who said buy it at $100 usd off. I said $200 USD off. If you can get it around that whenever you convert it to your currency it’s a good deal
Personally I would wait, it could be as short as March.
It sounds like there will be a spec bump, possibly more RAM, and potentially the new iPhone pro cameras and stronger aluminum. I think at this point it’s worth holding out for those things.
Those are pretty arbitrary.
Personally, if Apple doesn't raise MSRP next go around, I'd be willing to shell out the extra $200-300 for a $1500 1TB 5G iPad Pro 11 with reinforced chassis, 8GB RAM and OIS
I could see them changing the frame design internally slightly, like they did with the iPhone 6s as compared to the 6, even if the external design looked identical (aside from the camera). No need for new materials to do that.It will most likely be 6Gb accross the board this time around. Knowing Apple, we won't see 8Gb for the next two years. Also, I doubt we'll see any "reinforced chasis" or new materials.
To OP: I was on your same situation few moths ago, I was convinced that the iPad Pro was going to be updated this 2019, so I waited until the last day of the Back To School promo. Then, I purchased it because it was a good deal (800€ - 150€ of Beats Solo 3= 650€ For the 11” iPad Pro). Then, the Back To School promo ended, and surprise! The iPad Pro wasn’t renewed.So on to replacing my iPad, I have an Air 3 that’s going to my 12 year old, soon to be 13, I’ve decided to go with the 11” Pro, but realistically thinking, am I better off waiting for the 2020 iPad Pro? It seems like it’s right around the corner, but the 11” Pro came out in October of 2018, and of course the MacRumors buyers guide says don’t buy, do we really forsee a new Pro in the spring? Or is it more like fall of 2020?
If you buy the current iPad Pro 2018 you won’t regret it because, despite iOS 13, it is a great machine
I don’t think the present iPad Pro is either fragile or long in the tooth. I find it the best of all Apple products, I use mine every day and love it. To the original poster, if you need now, buy, the present device is superb.Wait. The 2018 version is very fragile and very long in the tooth.
Spring 2020 is in time for the iPad's 10th anniversary, too.My bets about the release are on October 2020, but hey, maybe we’ll see it debuting on March event along with the iPhone 9/SE2.
I will be tempted to use a 11” iPad Pro for taking photos/videos if it has the three lense set up. To be honest my eyes do not always allow me to be sure if photos I take with the iPhone are clear when I shoot. It is annoying to realise they were not so good later when viewing on the iPad, so taking photos using that larger device does not seem a bad idea to get better results, of course depending on the situation. Not at a concert blocking other people’s view.Yes I agree but some people need that bigger screen to take a good picture. Not everybody has 20/20 vision.
The features are awesome, all what we were asking for, I agree with you. I was referring to the actual implementation of iPad OS 13/iOS 13 being one of the most troublesome regarding bugs. And that’s a fact, you just have to look at the number of updates we’ve had so far, and the complaints about the operating system.What do you mean "despite iOS 13"? iOS 13, or rather iPadOS, is the best thing that happened to iPad since Apple Pencil.
I think 6s was a material change as well from a 6xxx alloy to a 7xxx alloy for increased strength.I could see them changing the frame design internally slightly, like they did with the iPhone 6s as compared to the 6, even if the external design looked identical (aside from the camera). No need for new materials to do that.
Those are pretty arbitrary.
Personally, if Apple doesn't raise MSRP next go around, I'd be willing to shell out the extra $200-300 for a $1500 1TB 5G iPad Pro 11 with reinforced chassis, 8GB RAM and OIS (this seems to help when scanning docs) versus $1200-1300 for the 1TB LTE 2018 Pro 11.
If the 2018 Pro goes on sale for $1000 or lower though, that changes the equation.
That's based on the values I assign for these features. Everyone else would have a different list of priorities and price they'd be willing to pay.![]()
You are buying iPad Pro for the camera? 😁😁😁
Do you just have an iPhone XR? Cuz AFAIK, that's the only iPhone in recent memory that would have that problem.Yes, but you conveniently removed the context from my post. As I said, I want the tele lens to take photos during conferences and courses. Reading is hard, isn’t it?
I don’t want to buy something that won’t fill my professional needs. I work in radiation oncology, and I go to conferences and short courses all over the world. Sitting in lecture theatre-type rooms, and taking photos of slides projected onto a screen 30 metres (100 feet) with the iPhone’s standard 25mm (26mm) lens is painful.
To you, it's not. For me, it is.That’s not worth $200 more for .... also not going to get any of that.
To you, it's not. For me, it is.
That's my laundry list. If the new Pros don't get those, then I'll see what upgrades they do get and deliberate whether they're worth it to me or if I'd rather get the 2018 1TB LTE Pro at discount.
That said, I really do like my home button. That's one of the primary reasons I still haven't switched to the new Pros yet.![]()
I will be interested to see if they do keep the RAM split, part of me expects it to be 6GB across the board, but I also feel like there's going to be ever more demand for more RAM going forward as Apple really start pushing multitasking and more RAM hungry desktop-like apps. A model like Microsoft use with the surface could work, they set the upgrades you get at each tier (processor, storage and RAM) rather than it being more of an a la carte choice like on Macs.Those are pretty arbitrary.
Personally, if Apple doesn't raise MSRP next go around, I'd be willing to shell out the extra $200-300 for a $1500 1TB 5G iPad Pro 11 with reinforced chassis, 8GB RAM and OIS (this seems to help when scanning docs) versus $1200-1300 for the 1TB LTE 2018 Pro 11.
If the 2018 Pro goes on sale for $1000 or lower though, that changes the equation.
That's based on the values I assign for these features. Everyone else would have a different list of priorities and price they'd be willing to pay.![]()
If it doesn't, then it doesn't. That just swings the pendulum towards "Don't Buy". 🤷♀Lol it won’t get 5G. It won’t get 8GB of ram. 5G isn’t coming until it comes to the iPhone first.