Did anyone jump on the apple refurbished store, and order a 2018 iPad Pro after the announcement of the 2020 iPads?
Still waiting for 1TB to go in stock.Did anyone jump on the apple refurbished store, and order a 2018 iPad Pro after the announcement of the 2020 iPads?
I ended up grabbing a 512 GB cellular model for less than $1200, combining refurbished + education discounts.
You’re right, there was no change. I didn’t catch that. And yeah I’ll be purchasing the new keyboard cover, I also think it will be a game changer. And it better be for that price!I looked into doing combining these discounts, mostly out of curiosity, though if the deal is good enough, you never know, right? However, I don't see any different in the regular refurbished price than when adding the education price. How do I trigger both of them? 'm looking at the 12.9 64 GB. (I currently have the 11 and don't really need to get a new iPP, but this new keyboard could be a game changer.)
...especially the 120 hz display.
They really strongly contrast with scrolling, especially with a lot of text. I wouldn’t say I was noticing the ghosting (on Macbook Pro) that’s been reported, my eye probably isn’t that discerning. But with the iPad, the smooth feel is this almost intangible factor that contributes to the fun factor I mentioned. I also make use of the pencil a lot for work, and it’s very clear that the display is mimicking handwriting because of the high refresh rate.I'm curious - where do you notice the 120 hz ProMotion display the most?
They really strongly contrast with scrolling, especially with a lot of text. I wouldn’t say I was noticing the ghosting (on Macbook Pro) that’s been reported, my eye probably isn’t that discerning. But with the iPad, the smooth feel is this almost intangible factor that contributes to the fun factor I mentioned. I also make use of the pencil a lot for work, and it’s very clear that the display is mimicking handwriting because of the high refresh rate.
I write notes for work. I’m a speech therapist for a school, and rather than carry around a notebook, I detach my keyboard and write my data collection with the pencil, as well as draw diagrams or prompts and cues for my students. Sometimes I highlight or annotate things I want them to read.Thank you for the prompt reply.
May I ask what you use the Apple Pencil for? Thanks in advance.
Usually when I'm scrolling through a webpage in Safari.I'm curious - where do you notice the 120 hz ProMotion display the most?