Not wanting to state the obvious, but it’s not a laptop. If you are not taking advantage of the touch screen (and pen) and portability as a tablet then a laptop is the better product. Just because it’s price is “into laptop territory” does not make it a laptop.
Well, what is it?
don’t get me wrong, I like my iPad Pro as an entertainment system on the sofa. Like Steve used the first one.
But Apple.com is promising “Desktop-class apps”, as a device to use it with keyboard connected to a display, for “video conferencing apps”, to “Draw a masterpiece, take notes, or knock out a business plan” and “write your novel, crank out a term paper, or rip through your inbox”.
Or just watch movies…
What is the iPad when you advertise it as an ultra mobile working device, as a stunning display and as an entertainment device?
I'm afraid that because Apple itself doesn't clearly formulate what the iPad Pro is actually supposed to be, they don't know. They advertise the device as useful for everything. The one size fits all. but most things not really good.