M Mity macrumors 6502a Original poster Nov 1, 2014 883 812 Nov 3, 2024 #1 Can the M2 or M4 iPad Pro screen be turned off when connected to an external monitor? Or does it stay on no matter what?
Can the M2 or M4 iPad Pro screen be turned off when connected to an external monitor? Or does it stay on no matter what?
ericwn macrumors G5 Apr 24, 2016 12,160 10,998 Nov 3, 2024 #3 It stays on. iOS and its variants don’t have a clamshell mode. Reactions: alecgold, snipr125 and Mity
hovscorpion12 macrumors 68040 Sep 12, 2011 3,112 3,270 USA Nov 11, 2024 #4 No, but can set up the iPad screen to not turn off when closed. It’s not true clamshell Mode, but is a work-around.
No, but can set up the iPad screen to not turn off when closed. It’s not true clamshell Mode, but is a work-around.
S sparksd macrumors G4 Jun 7, 2015 10,285 37,102 Seattle WA Nov 11, 2024 #5 hovscorpion12 said: No, but can set up the iPad screen to not turn off when closed. It’s not true clamshell Mode, but is a work-around. Click to expand... Good point. For those who don't know the how: Settings -> Display and Brightness -> Auto-Lock - set to Never.
hovscorpion12 said: No, but can set up the iPad screen to not turn off when closed. It’s not true clamshell Mode, but is a work-around. Click to expand... Good point. For those who don't know the how: Settings -> Display and Brightness -> Auto-Lock - set to Never.
Johnny365 macrumors 65816 Nov 30, 2015 1,030 619 Nov 11, 2024 #6 I just lower the screen brightness all the way down. Reactions: sparksd
M Mity macrumors 6502a Original poster Nov 1, 2014 883 812 Nov 11, 2024 #7 Amazing that such a basic feature would be neglected by the iPadOS product team, especially with the shift to OLED. Lazy. Reactions: froglego
Amazing that such a basic feature would be neglected by the iPadOS product team, especially with the shift to OLED. Lazy.
0 01cowherd macrumors member Sep 20, 2024 69 62 Nov 11, 2024 #8 I have a true black image that I open up when I want to "turn off" my iPad display. It's a dumb workaround that we shouldn't need. Reactions: ericwn and macfacts
I have a true black image that I open up when I want to "turn off" my iPad display. It's a dumb workaround that we shouldn't need.