How so? How can internal speakers be anything for an ”audiophile”?I hear you 🙃
As an audiophile it’s a critical feature.
How so? How can internal speakers be anything for an ”audiophile”?I hear you 🙃
As an audiophile it’s a critical feature.
This review is exactly the kind of thing I want out of a YouTube first look and I commend it to anyone interested in the new iPads.Here is a superb review. Not in English, but very watchable with closed-captioning. The level of depth and analysis put many of the others to shame.
Agreed, that video was superb. I watched a couple last night and they just weren’t very good. I had to turn Justina off because it was just fluff. Dave’s was mercifully short but other than mentioning the multi-cam capabilities there was no substance. It’s all just a rehash of “they’re thin and the screen is better.” The Chinese video was the most in-depth, with real world usage and comparisons, with excellent detail on the MKB and pencil too.This review is exactly the kind of thing I want out of a YouTube first look and I commend it to anyone interested in the new iPads.
I feel like a lot of YouTube tech reviewers have lost their mojo lately. They just don't seem all that interested in the products they are reviewing and are happy to regurgitate supplied talking points or making obvious observations without providing much original insight or showing real curiosity about the product. I felt the same way about when the various M3 laptop reviews landed and it seemed like the only thing worth talking about was how well one of the colours showed fingerprints.
For me the best review was that from iPhonedo, but this one is a good one tooAgreed, that video was superb. I watched a couple last night and they just weren’t very good. I had to turn Justina off because it was just fluff. Dave’s was mercifully short but other than mentioning the multi-cam capabilities there was no substance. It’s all just a rehash of “they’re thin and the screen is better.” The Chinese video was the most in-depth, with real world usage and comparisons, with excellent detail on the MKB and pencil too.
I liked the Brian Tong reviewers - he did a decent job of comparing this gen to last gen and comparing the accessories to previous ones and interoperability. He also showed that Pencil 2 can't be used on the new Pro's.Which are the reviews from YouTubers who aren’t annoying?
It’s also more color-accurate according to some reviews, and you get 1000 nits SDR brightness, which a couple of reviews showcased outdoors in direct comparison to the LCD, where you could see that it’s dramatically brighter.The only major difference with OLED is contrast and that’s the thing most will notice for who come from 2018 iPads.
Damn, now I have to watch iJustine after all. The pain.She spent a lot of time comparing the two screens in multiple settings. She clearly prefers the nano texture screen.
iPhonedoWhich are the reviews from YouTubers who aren’t annoying?
I can’t even force myself to watch anything from her.Damn, now I have to watch iJustine after all. The pain.
One is bigger than the other.As someone who purchased an 11", is been a shame the vast majority of reviews have been of the 13".
Yeah they’ve all been talking about nits and I still don’t know what that means. I know it’s about brightness, but I wouldn’t look at the numbers and think “oh perfect, look at all those nits!”My main gripe with tech reviewers is that they're aimed at very niche audiences. Like yeah, I'm a MacRumors user so I'm part of that niche, but I often watch reviews pretending I'm an average consumer who knows nothing about technical details and I just think, "this is hell." There are way too many reviewers who just spend most or all the video going over specs and repeating the exact same points that a hundred other reviewers have already made, and it never occurs to them to just describe the user exp in objective and understandable terms.
I agree as well, the OLED display is great. But I got cold feet again after Dave2D says it’s not that much different with the LCD. It’s not massively different in screen quality, because the LCD was also very good.Can I give my 2 cents? The OLED display is in my opinion the biggest change to iPad since the very first one launched in 2010. I think it’s a massive upgrade.
I saw somewhere that also the response time of the ipad Pro screens have gone down. especially those that play games will notice improvements. Is that true?The only major difference with OLED is contrast and that’s the thing most will notice for who come from 2018 iPads.
Yes that’s true, Dave talked about.I saw somewhere that also the response time of the ipad Pro screens have gone down. especially those that play games will notice improvements. Is that true?
For the average person sure. But OLED is a massive upgrade if you appreciate visual quality and HDR, for any device. After owning an oled tv, I went on a mission to replace every lcd screen I could.I agree as well, the OLED display is great. But I got cold feet again after Dave2D says it’s not that much different with the LCD. It’s not massively different in screen quality, because the LCD was also very good.
it's true that I appreciate my iPhone pro, which is the first time I got ProMotion on an iOS device. It's nice way of reading things. Currently on an iPad Air 2020, and it's just not the same. So I'm on the fence to get a Pro, especially for promotion. So "to OLED or not to OLED" that's the questions. OLED means, replacing Magic Keyboard and pencil. But I guess it's just a question taking the hit now and worry about it later...For the average person sure. But OLED is a massive upgrade if you appreciate visual quality and HDR, for any device. After owning an oled tv, I went on a mission to replace every lcd screen I could.