iPad Pro: Review (2018)

In new Apple iPad Pro it has contain the Face Recognition ID, with one pair of Pencils it also contains a USB port that has pretty fast speed. This version of iPad Pro is not less than a Computer-Killer. Read our experiences with Apple's newest professional tablet in this iPad Pro 2018 review! We tell you everything about daily use, the innovations and whether Apple has succeeded in making your laptop really superfluous with the iPad Pro.

iPad Pro: Key Specs

Brand Name: Apple
Product Name: 12.9-iPad Pro
Price: $999-$1,799
Launch Date: 2018
Screen Size: 12.9
Main Camera: 12MP
Front Camera: 7MP
USB Port: Available
RAM: 4G
Storage: 1TB (max)
Face ID: Enabled
Fast Charger: 18W
Video Resolution: 4K@60fps
Video Mode: 4K video & 1080p slow-motion
Time Lapse: With 1080p
Auto Focus: Available (Very Deep)
Aperture: Yes
Pixel Size: 264 Pixels/inch(ppi)
Processor: A12X(2.48GHz)
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (5) is available
Apple Also Provide a Pencil with this
Battery Life: 8827 mAh
Weight: 1.39(Pounds)

iPad Pro: Overview

New iPad Pro is one the best technology provided by the Apple or any other company. This is the 12.9 inch version with one terabyte(1TB) of storage, and LTE, with the optional $199 keyboard cover, and $129 of Apple Pencil on top. This is $2200 of iPad Pro. It is big, and bad, and mean looking.The Processor of iPad Pro is much faster 8-core with A12X. This iPad Pro is a beast. If a muscle car could turn into a tablet, it would turn into this, and I should love this, I should love it, it should keep me up at night, it should make my heart flutter every time I see it. It should be my computer, my number one go to computer. But it's not, and I'm gonna tell you why. So it's no secret that Apple's lead in tablets is just silly. There are two sizes, 11 inches, and 12.9. The 11 inch model fits a larger screen in the same sized body as the old 10.5 inch model, and the 12.9 shrinks the body down to fit the screen. The 12.9 is basically the same size as a sheet of paper now. Although, I'm gonna tell you, it feels a lot bigger than that. Instead of rounded corners, and soft shapes, it's all hard corners, and flat sides with big exposed antenna lines in the back, and a huge camera bump. It kind of looks like the Macbook Pro but it's also kind of brutal looking. Almost like a reference design.

Most people I showed it to thought it looked kinda cool, especially in this space gray finish. But it's taking a while to grow on me. You'll also notice that there's no home button. It has Face recognition ID as the latest models of iPhone has like iPhone X, XR and iPhone 11. It's the same TrueDepth camera system with a 7 megapixel camera, infrared projector, and IR sensor. And if you have it at the bottom, it'll tell you to look down to unlock, which is pretty neat. You can also double tap the space bar if you have the keyboard cover on to unlock. Which is really fast, and kinda reminiscent of Windows Hello.

The absence of a home catch implies that you presently explore the iPad Pro utilizing indistinguishable motions from the iPhone X. So you can tap to wake, swipe up to return home, swipe up somewhat more to go to open the application launcher, swipe up only a tad to open the dock, and swipe between applications along the base here. Presently this will even save your application design, so on the off chance that you have two applications on one screen, they'll be there in a jiffy when you return. Also, obviously you can fly over certain applications to complete something rapidly on the off chance that you have to. These new motions are for the most part quite natural to get, particularly on the off chance that you've been utilizing an iPhone X.

In any case, there's a great deal going on when you swipe up, and getting the dock, and not the application switcher is much harder than you would might suspect. You need to pause for a moment to truly dial it in. Aside from screen size, both size of the iPad Pro are indistinguishable inside. With the new 8-center A12X processor, four speakers, the brilliant connector for consoles on the back rather than the last, a 12 megapixel camera with keen HDR, no more earphone jack, (takes an inhale) and another USB-C port on the base to supplant the lightning connector.

iPad Pro Pencil Review:

Now we have the Apple pencil now let's be clear I'm far from an artist so this accessory may not be specifically for me that being said it is pretty cool has nice weight to it much like one of those fancy pens and a glossy finish with a hard plastic rubbery tip on the end that can be replaced when it wears over time and it also comes with a single replacement tip in the Box now of course you'll have to buy the Apple pencil separately because why would they include it right but it pairs up with the iPad pro through the Lightning port which is also how you'll awkwardly charge it yeah accident waiting to happen also to reveal that lightning connector.
You'll be removing the small cap at the top of it which is secured with a magnet but I won't be surprised if you see a lot of capless Apple pencils in the wild over the next year there's basically zero latency when using it to draw though and depending on the angle its use that it will change the width of the stroke from the brush or tool that you're using in a compatible app like I said the charging method is an accident waiting to happen it's absolutely stupid but at least the 99 bucks you spend on the Apple pencil will get you an adapter that allows charging with a standard lightning cable and according to Apple the pencil will last you up to 12 hours on its battery and with a quick 15-second charge you can get up to 30 minutes.

iPad Pro Keyboard Review:

This is the iPad pro keyboard the one that's almost impossible to get well it's not that impossible apparently okay so there are some reasons why iPad Pro is better than the previous iPad's so the main reason is Apple pencil and the Apple keyboard. You'll have to buy those separately because they're not included in the box only the performance is obviously the Apple pencil is oriented towards graphic designers and the Apple keyboard is oriented towards people who want to replace their laptop.
Entirely I know the iPad pro keyboard so there have been a lot of iPad keyboards like a lot of them Logitech sells like at least 20 models Falcon well even more so yeah the market is full of them but this is the first iPad keyboard designed by Apple now it's probably no first party accessories are always the best and in some cases well this thing is no exception the keyboard is essentially a smart cover so you folded like this a few times and boom now you have a keyboard so that's awesome.
There's a microfiber inside which protects and even cleans the iPad screen and that's that's awesome as well but by far the most innovative aspect of this keyboard is how it connects out pairs and how it charges so normally double keyboards connect by bluetooth and then you have to charge them via micro USB cable. After a few weeks or even a few months of usage in some cases this keyboard is quite different doesn't connect by a bluetooth and you don't have to charge it like you never have to charge this thing how is that possible is it magic is it solar-powered and solar connected well. Almost the iPad Pro has the smart connector on the side and the keyboard magically attaches to that and it just works you never have to worry about pairing it or even charging it however this also means that this keyboard only works with the iPad Pro like a Bluetooth keyboard. I guess this is why you're all here for how does this thing actually feel and I have to say it feels feels quite interesting.