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iPad Pro Opinions please on my friend who told me he takes his iPad Pro in the bath with him
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As long as he doesn't berate an Apple employee when it stops turning on or has some other "unexplained" issue; it's his iPad. He can do as he pleases.
edit: just read this part "He has also told me that parts of the iPad touch screen don’t register when touched and its getting slower, but blamed it on Apples poor components and quality control ( no word of a lie )"
He's an idiot.
edit: just read this part "He has also told me that parts of the iPad touch screen don’t register when touched and its getting slower, but blamed it on Apples poor components and quality control ( no word of a lie )"
He's an idiot.
A Macbook isn't a tablet so I don't care.
It can be if you remove the keyboard side, permanently tape it to the back, and glue an espresso screen.
You can’t hold the M1 mba screen in your hands though.
I mean you can try, but…
I had a friend in high school who really likes her Spotify playlists while she gets ready. This one time, she had the hot water running for a bath, but with the door shut the steam began to increase the humidity enough that when she was all through and going to get dressed, roughly half the iPad display looked dimmed at max brightness.
TLDR; Not just liquid water can damage your devices
TLDR; Not just liquid water can damage your devices
I'm missing the option: "Who cares, he can do what he wants with his iPad"
Although maybe he mediates for an hour before having a bath. It's really hard to know.
Wacoms are overpriced junk. Literally every graphic and digital artist I know who has had one have not even made them last a year. The Wacom MobileStudio Pro “16 being the biggest farce of them all as well and beyond ridiculous how expensive it is, something like £3500 for a small screen and outdated tech. People say Apple are bad with how much things cost but Wacom take the proverbial here. The only advantages are that the screen sizes are larger. If Apple did a dedicated tablet solely designed for artists they would sell like hot cakes, probably why I’m tempted to get a 14” pro because of the larger screen size and capabilities if they ever come to fruition
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Trucks, cars and bycicles: different use case🤓
I've seen too many movies where people in a tub have been done in by dropping electrical devices into the water.
The iPad Pro has a rather large battery. Although the risk of the iPad case failing is small, dropping batteries into water where you are doesn't seem to be a good idea.
The iPad Pro has a rather large battery. Although the risk of the iPad case failing is small, dropping batteries into water where you are doesn't seem to be a good idea.
In a bathtub? Are you serious?
Ah, so a device without a touchscreen? 🤦♂️
To be fair, I don’t think that the “typical iPad user” is bringing their tablet into a bathtub.
Could you specify?
It’s completely susceptible to water damage.
I’d like to see you actually do that… 🤣
And do you think the average individual is going to try doing that?
Their wallet almost certainly disagrees with that statement.
Personally, I'm more of a shower person.
All I can think of now is a guy in the bath with a 32” Wacom 🤣🤣
All I can think of now is a guy in the bath with a 32” Wacom
Sounds equally silly to this conversation. Can’t wait to see your thread asking for advice.
In these kinds of questions, "my friend" generally = "me".
You forgot the most appropriate poll option: it's none of my business what somebody else does with their personal property.
Nope, I’d never take mine in the bath. I’m an avid bubble bath fan as well and it would be too chaotic
I don't think AppleCare+ will revive you from the dead
www.womenshealthmag.com
This Teen Just Died After Allegedly Using Her Cellphone In The Bathtub
Here's what you need to know.