Created Tech | 2021 M1 iPad Pro Review - I'm Disappointed @CreatedTech | Uploaded June 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
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I was just as excited for the new 2021 M1 iPad Pro as anyone else. With the addition of the M1 chip and WWDC 2021 just around the corner, it could only mean good things, right? Unfortunately, although I wasn't holding my breath for WWDC, Apple still let the iPad Pro down by not addressing several fundamental issues - including poor external monitor and thunderbolt support, misleading marketing, and also continued lack of development of iPadOS (multitasking, file management, pro apps).
In this review I break down my biggest personal gripes with the M1 iPad Pro and also discuss why Apple is taking it's flagship tablet in a direction that many consumers may not want it to go.
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⮕💰 M1 iPad Pro 12.9 inch: geni.us/m1ipadpro
⮕💰 M1 iPad Pro 11 inch: geni.us/m1ipadpro11
⌨️ BEST IPAD ACCESSORIES:
⮕ Portable Stand: geni.us/mstand
⮕ LG 27” 4K Monitor: geni.us/lg27inch4k
⮕ Anker USB-C Hub: geni.us/ankerhub8in1
⮕ Samsung T5 Portable SSD: geni.us/t5drive
⮕ Logitech Wireless Mouse: geni.us/mxmouse
⚡ SOCIAL MEDIA + OTHER LINKS:
🌐 Website: createdtech.com
🧬 2nd channel: https://crtd.tech/youtube
🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/createdtech
📷 Instagram: instagram.com/createdtech
00:00 Introduction
01:27 Two Main Considerations
02:44 Things I Love About the iPad Pro
03:30 Misleading External Monitor Support
04:19 Sponsor
05:04 Thunderbolt Capability
05:20 Outdated File Management System
05:33 Software RAM Limitations
06:27 iPadOS and WWDC
07:07 Apple’s Plans for the iPad Pro
08:25 Apple Insults Potential iPad Pro Consumers
08:45 How Competitors Market Tablets
09:28 Who is the iPad Pro For?
10:03 Is This Apple’s iPad Pro Endgame?
10:55 Who Should Buy the iPad Pro?
#ipadpro #m1ipadpro #createdtech
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I was just as excited for the new 2021 M1 iPad Pro as anyone else. With the addition of the M1 chip and WWDC 2021 just around the corner, it could only mean good things, right? Unfortunately, although I wasn't holding my breath for WWDC, Apple still let the iPad Pro down by not addressing several fundamental issues - including poor external monitor and thunderbolt support, misleading marketing, and also continued lack of development of iPadOS (multitasking, file management, pro apps).
In this review I break down my biggest personal gripes with the M1 iPad Pro and also discuss why Apple is taking it's flagship tablet in a direction that many consumers may not want it to go.
📟 BEST M1 iPAD PRICES:
⮕💰 M1 iPad Pro 12.9 inch: geni.us/m1ipadpro
⮕💰 M1 iPad Pro 11 inch: geni.us/m1ipadpro11
⌨️ BEST IPAD ACCESSORIES:
⮕ Portable Stand: geni.us/mstand
⮕ LG 27” 4K Monitor: geni.us/lg27inch4k
⮕ Anker USB-C Hub: geni.us/ankerhub8in1
⮕ Samsung T5 Portable SSD: geni.us/t5drive
⮕ Logitech Wireless Mouse: geni.us/mxmouse
⚡ SOCIAL MEDIA + OTHER LINKS:
🌐 Website: createdtech.com
🧬 2nd channel: https://crtd.tech/youtube
🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/createdtech
📷 Instagram: instagram.com/createdtech
00:00 Introduction
01:27 Two Main Considerations
02:44 Things I Love About the iPad Pro
03:30 Misleading External Monitor Support
04:19 Sponsor
05:04 Thunderbolt Capability
05:20 Outdated File Management System
05:33 Software RAM Limitations
06:27 iPadOS and WWDC
07:07 Apple’s Plans for the iPad Pro
08:25 Apple Insults Potential iPad Pro Consumers
08:45 How Competitors Market Tablets
09:28 Who is the iPad Pro For?
10:03 Is This Apple’s iPad Pro Endgame?
10:55 Who Should Buy the iPad Pro?
#ipadpro #m1ipadpro #createdtech
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Disclaimer: Some of the above links are affiliate links, and I may receive a small commission (at no additional cost to you) if you make a purchase. These are all products I have personally tested and highly recommend. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
