Well, what I meant there is that there's no way to go to iOS 10 aside from already being on it.
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iOS 11 performance on 1st Gen iPad Pro
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People have different standards and ideas of how an $1000 device should perform. Stutter and UI lag from a highly expensive iPad on its first update is completely unacceptable for me. I bought it because the 120hz screen made everything so smooth. Now thats ruined because Apple is either incapable or can't be bothered to make iOS 11 run well.
Ipad pro 9’7 or 10,5 ?
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Ipad pro 9’7 or 10’5 ?
I have the 2nd gen 12” iPad Pro and when iOS 11 debuted it was horrible with jerky and stuttering animations, launching and closing apps, switching screens, etc. 11.1 was a huge improvement. 11.2 was a step back but not as bad as 11.0. Currently I’d say it’s quite good but intermittently there are rough spots. I would just classify iOS 11 as rough overall. I have an original iPad Air, an iPhone 6, this iPad Pro and an 8 Plus. On the older devices it’s much worse as would be expected but even on the new ones it’s not where I believe it should be.
The release version of 11.0 was really just another beta version. For me 11.1 is what should have been released in the first place. I’m hoping that by 11.5 most of this will be a lot smoother.