iPad Pro Sshhh....I'm happy with my M2 11 inch iPad Pro

[darngooddesign]

Im sure a lot of M1 iPad owners will disagree. What is the enormous productivity gain between these two generations, if not a slight spec bump?

Then those people can save money and not upgrade; they can wait until there is an upgrade that they agree with.

 

[ericwn]

They might disagree, but they are wrong. The performance gains are not slight.

I take you cannot answer the question then to point out the enormous differences?

 

[ericwn]

Then those people can save money and not upgrade; they can wait until there is an upgrade that they agree with.

Hence it’s not a no brainer as the generalising quote stated I was referring to.

 

[darngooddesign]

Hence it’s not a no brainer as the generalising quote stated I was referring to.

iPad Pro M2 benchmarked: How much faster is it?

Our iPad Pro M2 test results are in

www.tomsguide.com

Whether you will see the benefits depends on what you do, but people who do video and photo processing, illustrations with a lot of layers, games, and other GPU related things will see the benefits. If all you do is browsing and media consumption, you wont.

 

[ericwn]

iPad Pro M2 benchmarked: How much faster is it?

Our iPad Pro M2 test results are in

www.tomsguide.com

Whether you will see the benefits depends on what you do, but people who do video and photo processing, illustrations with a lot of layers, games, and other GPU related things will see the benefits. If all you do is browsing and media consumption, you wont.

Thanks for proofing the point. If you’re workflow includes maxing out the capability of the predecessor you might see a gain. That’s miles away from being a no brainer. The latest stuff tends to be the quickest. Wether or not you benefit from it is a different conversation.

 

[gutferric]

I take you cannot answer the question then to point out the enormous differences?

Yes what do you want me to do to prove it?

 

[darngooddesign]

Yes what do you want me to do to prove it?

I wouldn't worry about trying to prove something. Just enjoy your really nice fast iPad.

 

[ericwn]

Yes what do you want me to do to prove it?

Take a look at my post #99 and please explain to me in what specific use case the mentioned m1 owners would see those enormous productivity gains, to provide some context to your claims.