They look the same at night time the only reason it looks like that in the video is because lights being reflected on the tablet and the nano texture splits the light evenly
That’s really helpful. I’m also annoyed at apple for inviting all these tech bros to an iPad event? Like there actually unqualified to review an artist centric device like the iPad Pro
This!! It's the art community that is keeping the iPad Pro alive and relevant. Everyone else disses it saying how it's just a worse MacBook/laptop, but for us it's a super competitive player in the drawing tablet market and is putting pressure on Wacom and others to be better instead of giving us mediocrity
@@kitt.thomas Exactly! I saw so many people saying how its so overpowered and all these specs should've been given to the macbooks instead. Like they forget that there are many people who actually use the ipad full time for other things other than editing or typing essays or whatever. It's completely subjective and I feel like the people that should review the ipads are those who actually use it for art or digital notetaking. Its a perfect device for people who want a portable drawing device with all the specs they need to use it long-term.
It’s not just the art community. I use it for video and photo editing. That’s a pretty big part of the market for this. I also do CAD, not as big a part, but still significant. It’s also popular with writers, particularly with the keyboard.
Blame Apple for that because they did try to market the iPad as a laptop replacement for years. So of course the tech community was go all in on criticizing it. But it is kind of annoying how they bash the iPad so much.
Great video. Thank you. I am not an artist but it’s almost impossible to find a review of the iPad that’s not from a “tech Bro” whining because Apple will not turn the iPad into a MacBook variation or shilling for “Paperlike” or other companies. Your voice is necessary to cut through all the BS.
thank you for this review, its true that techbros dont really offer any vallue when it comes to art oranything good to say about ipads, so im happy when an artist review vid pops up on my recommended
Aww thanks so much for watching and finding this video! 🥺 I felt imposter syndrome hard core filming this video, but it does help seeing another artists perspective on products we use!
I would recommend to buy a ESR rebound hybrid case for your ipad pro m4. I recently bought one for my ipad and it is a good case folio and it is inexpensive.
If you're planning to use a screen a. Textured screen protector would you recommend getting the Nano texture? Does the Nano texture dull the screen? So if I place a screen protector on top of the Nano texture, would it double dull the screen?
to put a screen protector on such a beautiful display is so crazy to me, why even buy it, just seems lika a huge waste... I have owned several iPads and only used the Smart Folio as a protector and the iPads has had zero scratches. And if you're getting it because you can't write on a bare screen, just practice a bit. Just a recommendation but you do you :)
The screen protector I use is magnetic so I can take it off if I want to watch videos or something. I come from drawing on paper and drawing on a completely glass screen. Feels awful. I guess if you grew up drawing on tablets it's not a big deal but I always get a mat protector on all my products. Same with pen display tablets with matte screens. @@Amanda-po9xe
I don't know every time I try to comment my comments get deleted. But I came from drawing on paper and drawing on glass. It feels completely awful to me. I can just take off The screen protector I use because it's magnetic. so if I want to enjoy the screen I can. @@Amanda-po9xe
@@Amanda-po9xe I've tried to reply like four times and it keeps getting taken down. I just come from drawing on paper so I could never get used to the feeling of drawing on glass
Do not get the nano glass display, it has an incredibly weak texture which is not worth paying for the 1TB option and an additional $200 on top of that. Get the regular screen option and any textured magnetic matte screen protector like from bellemond, or astropad.
great video! I was tired of hearing tech reviewers and this was great to hear from an artist standpoint! I was totally gonna get the nano texture but I think you convince me to get the standard and just get another paper like screen protector :) also great drawing ! :D
You wonder how the non-texture screen in the stylus are compared to the textured screen? Just pick up your old iPad and drawn it. It’s exactly the same type of stylist.
i bought an 16" 2k resolution laptop instead of this and am very happy. Not only can I run full fledged CSP on here, but I also can connect my old iPad, Wacom Displayless Tablet, etc. Not to mention, with another tablet attached to the laptop, I have two screens, which is a dealbreaker for working imo, as I need refsheets of characters, objects etc. Yes, it's pricy, but I highly suggest considering the laptop + affordable drawing tablet option. Not to mention the ever present low pick-up rate of the iPad Display, which forces me to use stabilization (I usually try not to)
@kitt.thomas Great video, did you end up keeping the nano or returning for the standard screen? I’m on the fence as well. Clearly a trade-off of deep blacks and very slight sharpness for illustrators and artists to get the nano however the nano is about as good as you can get anywhere. After testing side by side to a standard screen version, I can see that the loss of contrast is not the OLED itself losing contrast or having less contrast at the screen pixel level but rather the actual light from your environment reflecting off of the nano surface and dispersing to obscure the appearance of the blacks. I have noticed that if you are using it in a dark or very dimly lit room there is no loss of contrast in side by side comparison and the deep blacks return because there is no glare to diffuse light over the surface of the glass. So did you end up keeping nano or returning for standard glass?
hey i got a couple questions if you don't mind answering 1. how does the nano texture compare to stuff like paperlike for example? (in terms of the friction on the pencil when drawing and that feeling of paper) 2. I've heard the nano texture that Apple adds to its products is VERY delicate and it can be damage by as little as using a different micro fiber cloth to clean it, so I'm wondering if this one is just as delicate? since it's gonna be used for drawing this worries me 3. oh and one more thing! does the nano texture wears off the apple pencil tips? I know products like paperlike are like sand paper on the tip of the apple pencil so it needs swapping over a few months, how does the nano texture compare to it?
Im in the same boat as you. Here are my conclusions after reading some comments about the nano-texture display. 1. The screen is more suitable for drawing and note taking, but its not exactly a replacement for a paper like texture screen protector. 2. Ive heard so many mixed opinions. Some say that its delicate and not even the apple cloth is good for cleaning it, some say that putting a case on the ipad is enough to prevent any scratches and that is as durable as the normal display. 3. I honestly have no clue about that. Worst case scenario would is that both screen and pencil tip get damaged, and I sincerely hope its not the case. I would also like to know the exact answers to your questions!
i figured if i was gonna get a matte screen protector to ruin my glossy display id just get the nano texture… so i did too 😅 im still going back and forth between the glossy and nano texture display. definitely less contrast but the screen feels soooo smooth and consistent to write, sketch, draw, and even tap on. the glossy display gets finger oils and then it kind of ruins some of my strokes with apple pencil since it adds this sluggish friction when drawing over the finger oils then back to clean glass.
If problem with nano texture is not having enough deep blacklevels than without it. But then you would still use matte screen protector to cause same thing to happen it´s a bit catch 22.
do you think getting the 13" is worth it rather than the 11"? i currently own an 11" ipad pro and was thinking of upgrading to the latest model. the major thing that i'm concerned about is portability (i love bringing my ipad to cafes to draw), so i wonder if you feel like the 13" feels too big to carry around?
If you love big screens and space then sure. But I recommend to test a big screen first (like getting something closer to the size and pretend to draw.) because it sometimes may not be a good appeal if you're not actually experiencing it first. Of course, bigger screens don't always equal good quality since I've heard that alot of people have trouble with the 13 one. There isn't much difference but brighter and larger. They're both quite light, thin and capable of creating good artworks.
Apple has it set up where you have to get it with a macbook if you need to do computer stuff with your work. the m4 is powerful enough where this thing could act exactly like an ipad and then turn into a mac with mac os and full photoshop when you plug it into a monitor, keyboard and mouse. This would be ideal for artists and would make it so we dont have to buy a computer and an ipad to make art. I use my mac studio for my day job and then use my ipad pro to draw in my spare time. I then use airdrop to export my procreate files to photoshop on my studio. I take the file - add my site name and then use export to web to make the image small enough for my website. I then store the file as as a psd on an external hdd on my studio. It would be so much less expensive if apple would let us do all of this on one device. Maybe one day. Having said this I love my ipad pro and it is easily the best art device ever made.
Hey. Thanks for this. Did you use to use screen protectors before this new machine? I need the texture to be as toothy as possible… the nano texture isn’t that, right?
Hi! The nano tech isn't toothy, but the soft touch of it makes a difference still to me vs other more traditional glassy textures. I've considered getting a screen protector before (one of the toothy art ones) but read online that it wears down your pen nib and can act like a grinder. For how much I work on my iPad I knew id be needing replacement nibs a LOT. If I were you, I'd go to your nearest apple store and try it out in person. If anything, they have a super flexible 14 day return policy. If you absolutely want the toothy screen protector, I'd get the standard glass edition 13in because it may dull your screen a tad bit like the nano already does
@@kitt.thomas thanks. I think ill go with regular glass and a gritty screen protector then… people do complain about wearing down nibs and screen protectors… i work endless days as an artist only using the ipad and change nibs and screen protector twice per year. Maybe i have a light touch… anyway. Thanks for responding.
The portfolio case can be used in two positions, one is at the old angle. Just bring the top flap higher up on the back kf the top flap and magnets will hold it there. It also doesn’t flop around as much that way. A lot of people wanted the higher angle for reading, FaceTime calls and watching movies, TH-cam and Tv.
i definitely need to upgrade (i have the ipad 7th generation right now and it starts lagging). im torn between the ipad pro and the air, especially when it comes to the refreshrate. does the 120hz really make a difference or is 60hz enough for artists? im using a phone which has an oled screen and 120hz refresh rate and its buttery smooth and crisp and i dont want to buy something which will bug me for as long as i use this
60hz is too unconfortable, csp is 60hz only,so when i switch procreate(120hz) to csp,just feel like lag on my pen, the stroke is not following quickly as 120hz does, u can see the gap between pen tip and stroke when you draw a line slowly
The cheap cases from amazon with the flap for holding the pen securely, seems great, waiting on mine to arrive. I was hesitant over the flappy flap but then had seen a review that showed the flap(on the backside cover) could be magnetically held back so not flopping around or in the way of the screen, and it also locks the case front cover when holding the ipad. Awesome and neat. Hope I have the right one.
Before you return the Folio, are you aware that there are several different positions you can make it stand compared to the old one? I think about 5 positions, so if you didn’t know about that, you might want to play around with it a bit more.
Yeah! My partner ended up showing me after he got home from work haha! Im still going to return it because I really wish it offered at least any sort of side protection, when iPads fall they'll usually land at one of the corners first, I don't want my lad to break with my rowdy dogs around! 😂
I tried it at apple store and created a large size canvas on procreate and was disappointed to see that the amount of layers was same as all previous ipad pro
Oh yikes! Do you remember what storage size it was? I got the 2TB because I heard it can handle more layers but who knows, so many conflicting reviews 😢
I’m not sure but I think procreate is one of the drawing apps where they said they are coming out with a update soon to optimize the new pencil and iPad so we can wish maybe there will be more layers too
@@kitt.thomas I know it's a paid app but clip studio gives you unlimited layers. I don't know why procreate limits your layers when iPads have more than enough power. I guess because they have to match to be compatible with the less powerful iPads.
Great video! You're like 1 of 3 videos I've found so far that has an art perspective review so I totally agree with you on the whole techbro scene. I feel like there will be a non glare screen protector in the future that some 3rd party will make.
Aww that means so much!!! I felt nervous making this review, it feels like I don't belong in the tech review space but as an artist it really does help seeing our perspective on this product out there!! 🥺
Thanks for making this video! I really want to get the iPad M4 for animation and 3D sculpting, maybe some video editing on there too. But I'm still debating on the nano-texture display vs the standard screen, I plan to visit the Apple store in person. I wonder if I should get a screen protector to protect the screen just in case. I really like the magic keyboard.
happy to see more artists on this new iPad Pro! now looking at your first impression on it, I might hold off on it and stick with my M1 a little longer while waiting for a sale, also buy an matte screen instead. agiain, thanks for posting this! :D
Fair you want to return the folio cover my biggest pet peeve with it is why get a cover without corner protection because when I had iPads hit the ground it’s the corner first typically
@@kitt.thomas from what I seen esr’s shift magnetic case might do it but Im personally looking at their version of the Magic Keyboard because i might end up getting the pro later this year
The Ipad is still more glassy feeling. It's a very soft glass, but in comparison to the Cintiq, the cintiq is just so matte feeling of a monitor/screen. But you don't use your fingers at all for the Cintiq so you don't notice it. You only feel it against the side of your palm when using the pen. It's comfortable!
@@kitt.thomasbut what about when using the pencil? I don’t draw with my finger. Artists use the pencil. Would like to know what you think of the feel with the pencil on the nano texture
I'd say less traction! So if I rubbed a finger against the glass, it may catch more on the standard vs the nano tech (probably from the matt-ness) it feels nice! But if I do return it, I'd do it to then replace it with a screen protector to mimic the nano the best I could
@@kitt.thomas I dont think you answered this question sufficiently for artists. This is the reason i clicked on your video, to find out if the textured screen feels similar to a paperlike screen protector. Not concerned about how your finger feels on it, does it feel like youre drawing on paper with the pencil, or does it slide around like it does on the non textured screen?
Howdy!! I tried new video editing stuff like adding captions, i tried to edit the neon yellow but had trouble- i hope its acceptable!! 🥺🍉🍉🍉
i like the captions! did u do it in capcut? i wanna do something like that auto generated
@@koto9x I diiid!!! it was super useful and i didn't have to edit/fix it too much!
They look the same at night time the only reason it looks like that in the video is because lights being reflected on the tablet and the nano texture splits the light evenly
That’s really helpful. I’m also annoyed at apple for inviting all these tech bros to an iPad event? Like there actually unqualified to review an artist centric device like the iPad Pro
This!! It's the art community that is keeping the iPad Pro alive and relevant. Everyone else disses it saying how it's just a worse MacBook/laptop, but for us it's a super competitive player in the drawing tablet market and is putting pressure on Wacom and others to be better instead of giving us mediocrity
@@kitt.thomas Exactly! I saw so many people saying how its so overpowered and all these specs should've been given to the macbooks instead. Like they forget that there are many people who actually use the ipad full time for other things other than editing or typing essays or whatever. It's completely subjective and I feel like the people that should review the ipads are those who actually use it for art or digital notetaking. Its a perfect device for people who want a portable drawing device with all the specs they need to use it long-term.
Absolutely, Kitt Thomas!
It’s not just the art community. I use it for video and photo editing. That’s a pretty big part of the market for this. I also do CAD, not as big a part, but still significant. It’s also popular with writers, particularly with the keyboard.
Blame Apple for that because they did try to market the iPad as a laptop replacement for years. So of course the tech community was go all in on criticizing it. But it is kind of annoying how they bash the iPad so much.
Great video. Thank you. I am not an artist but it’s almost impossible to find a review of the iPad that’s not from a “tech Bro” whining because Apple will not turn the iPad into a MacBook variation or shilling for “Paperlike” or other companies. Your voice is necessary to cut through all the BS.
thank you for this review, its true that techbros dont really offer any vallue when it comes to art oranything good to say about ipads, so im happy when an artist review vid pops up on my recommended
Aww thanks so much for watching and finding this video! 🥺 I felt imposter syndrome hard core filming this video, but it does help seeing another artists perspective on products we use!
I would recommend to buy a ESR rebound hybrid case for your ipad pro m4. I recently bought one for my ipad and it is a good case folio and it is inexpensive.
If you're planning to use a screen a. Textured screen protector would you recommend getting the Nano texture? Does the Nano texture dull the screen? So if I place a screen protector on top of the Nano texture, would it double dull the screen?
to put a screen protector on such a beautiful display is so crazy to me, why even buy it, just seems lika a huge waste... I have owned several iPads and only used the Smart Folio as a protector and the iPads has had zero scratches. And if you're getting it because you can't write on a bare screen, just practice a bit. Just a recommendation but you do you :)
The screen protector I use is magnetic so I can take it off if I want to watch videos or something. I come from drawing on paper and drawing on a completely glass screen. Feels awful. I guess if you grew up drawing on tablets it's not a big deal but I always get a mat protector on all my products. Same with pen display tablets with matte screens. @@Amanda-po9xe
I don't know every time I try to comment my comments get deleted. But I came from drawing on paper and drawing on glass. It feels completely awful to me. I can just take off The screen protector I use because it's magnetic. so if I want to enjoy the screen I can. @@Amanda-po9xe
@@Amanda-po9xe I've tried to reply like four times and it keeps getting taken down. I just come from drawing on paper so I could never get used to the feeling of drawing on glass
Do not get the nano glass display, it has an incredibly weak texture which is not worth paying for the 1TB option and an additional $200 on top of that.
Get the regular screen option and any textured magnetic matte screen protector like from bellemond, or astropad.
great video! I was tired of hearing tech reviewers and this was great to hear from an artist standpoint! I was totally gonna get the nano texture but I think you convince me to get the standard and just get another paper like screen protector :) also great drawing ! :D
You wonder how the non-texture screen in the stylus are compared to the textured screen? Just pick up your old iPad and drawn it. It’s exactly the same type of stylist.
Thank you I am an artist too and I am really can’t decide if I should buy with the nano screen or not
i bought an 16" 2k resolution laptop instead of this and am very happy. Not only can I run full fledged CSP on here, but I also can connect my old iPad, Wacom Displayless Tablet, etc. Not to mention, with another tablet attached to the laptop, I have two screens, which is a dealbreaker for working imo, as I need refsheets of characters, objects etc. Yes, it's pricy, but I highly suggest considering the laptop + affordable drawing tablet option. Not to mention the ever present low pick-up rate of the iPad Display, which forces me to use stabilization (I usually try not to)
What screen size do you recommend for artists like you, 11 inch or 13 inch ?
I wonder what i would have to do to get this expensive tablet 😭 so sad
@kitt.thomas Great video, did you end up keeping the nano or returning for the standard screen? I’m on the fence as well. Clearly a trade-off of deep blacks and very slight sharpness for illustrators and artists to get the nano however the nano is about as good as you can get anywhere. After testing side by side to a standard screen version, I can see that the loss of contrast is not the OLED itself losing contrast or having less contrast at the screen pixel level but rather the actual light from your environment reflecting off of the nano surface and dispersing to obscure the appearance of the blacks. I have noticed that if you are using it in a dark or very dimly lit room there is no loss of contrast in side by side comparison and the deep blacks return because there is no glare to diffuse light over the surface of the glass. So did you end up keeping nano or returning for standard glass?
Are you use true tone? Because im noticed that he give warm/yellow tone 💀
hey i got a couple questions if you don't mind answering
1. how does the nano texture compare to stuff like paperlike for example? (in terms of the friction on the pencil when drawing and that feeling of paper)
2. I've heard the nano texture that Apple adds to its products is VERY delicate and it can be damage by as little as using a different micro fiber cloth to clean it, so I'm wondering if this one is just as delicate? since it's gonna be used for drawing this worries me
3. oh and one more thing! does the nano texture wears off the apple pencil tips? I know products like paperlike are like sand paper on the tip of the apple pencil so it needs swapping over a few months, how does the nano texture compare to it?
Im in the same boat as you. Here are my conclusions after reading some comments about the nano-texture display.
1. The screen is more suitable for drawing and note taking, but its not exactly a replacement for a paper like texture screen protector.
2. Ive heard so many mixed opinions. Some say that its delicate and not even the apple cloth is good for cleaning it, some say that putting a case on the ipad is enough to prevent any scratches and that is as durable as the normal display.
3. I honestly have no clue about that. Worst case scenario would is that both screen and pencil tip get damaged, and I sincerely hope its not the case.
I would also like to know the exact answers to your questions!
i figured if i was gonna get a matte screen protector to ruin my glossy display id just get the nano texture… so i did too 😅 im still going back and forth between the glossy and nano texture display. definitely less contrast but the screen feels soooo smooth and consistent to write, sketch, draw, and even tap on. the glossy display gets finger oils and then it kind of ruins some of my strokes with apple pencil since it adds this sluggish friction when drawing over the finger oils then back to clean glass.
would you consider an ipad air? or why choose the pro over the air?
If problem with nano texture is not having enough deep blacklevels than without it. But then you would still use matte screen protector to cause same thing to happen it´s a bit catch 22.
Exactly! 💯
do you think getting the 13" is worth it rather than the 11"? i currently own an 11" ipad pro and was thinking of upgrading to the latest model. the major thing that i'm concerned about is portability (i love bringing my ipad to cafes to draw), so i wonder if you feel like the 13" feels too big to carry around?
If you love big screens and space then sure. But I recommend to test a big screen first (like getting something closer to the size and pretend to draw.) because it sometimes may not be a good appeal if you're not actually experiencing it first. Of course, bigger screens don't always equal good quality since I've heard that alot of people have trouble with the 13 one.
There isn't much difference but brighter and larger. They're both quite light, thin and capable of creating good artworks.
Apple has it set up where you have to get it with a macbook if you need to do computer stuff with your work. the m4 is powerful enough where this thing could act exactly like an ipad and then turn into a mac with mac os and full photoshop when you plug it into a monitor, keyboard and mouse. This would be ideal for artists and would make it so we dont have to buy a computer and an ipad to make art. I use my mac studio for my day job and then use my ipad pro to draw in my spare time. I then use airdrop to export my procreate files to photoshop on my studio. I take the file - add my site name and then use export to web to make the image small enough for my website. I then store the file as as a psd on an external hdd on my studio. It would be so much less expensive if apple would let us do all of this on one device. Maybe one day. Having said this I love my ipad pro and it is easily the best art device ever made.
nano texture is a scam.
nice drawing👍
Thank you so much! 😀
Hey. Thanks for this. Did you use to use screen protectors before this new machine? I need the texture to be as toothy as possible… the nano texture isn’t that, right?
Hi! The nano tech isn't toothy, but the soft touch of it makes a difference still to me vs other more traditional glassy textures. I've considered getting a screen protector before (one of the toothy art ones) but read online that it wears down your pen nib and can act like a grinder. For how much I work on my iPad I knew id be needing replacement nibs a LOT. If I were you, I'd go to your nearest apple store and try it out in person. If anything, they have a super flexible 14 day return policy. If you absolutely want the toothy screen protector, I'd get the standard glass edition 13in because it may dull your screen a tad bit like the nano already does
@@kitt.thomas thanks. I think ill go with regular glass and a gritty screen protector then… people do complain about wearing down nibs and screen protectors… i work endless days as an artist only using the ipad and change nibs and screen protector twice per year. Maybe i have a light touch… anyway. Thanks for responding.
My iPad doesn’t even offer me to try out squeeze feature because it’s impossible to turn it on…
I agree, the folio is crap. It often unfolds unasked and is not very stable… but heavy.
your dog's so cute I'm followed you,but i like your editing same.
The portfolio case can be used in two positions, one is at the old angle. Just bring the top flap higher up on the back kf the top flap and magnets will hold it there. It also doesn’t flop around as much that way. A lot of people wanted the higher angle for reading, FaceTime calls and watching movies, TH-cam and Tv.
i definitely need to upgrade (i have the ipad 7th generation right now and it starts lagging). im torn between the ipad pro and the air, especially when it comes to the refreshrate. does the 120hz really make a difference or is 60hz enough for artists?
im using a phone which has an oled screen and 120hz refresh rate and its buttery smooth and crisp and i dont want to buy something which will bug me for as long as i use this
60hz is too unconfortable, csp is 60hz only,so when i switch procreate(120hz) to csp,just feel like lag on my pen, the stroke is not following quickly as 120hz does, u can see the gap between pen tip and stroke when you draw a line slowly
does the pencil feel the same as something like paperlike; better? worse?
The cheap cases from amazon with the flap for holding the pen securely, seems great, waiting on mine to arrive. I was hesitant over the flappy flap but then had seen a review that showed the flap(on the backside cover) could be magnetically held back so not flopping around or in the way of the screen, and it also locks the case front cover when holding the ipad. Awesome and neat. Hope I have the right one.
….. as it’s a “Cintiq” you can carry with you.
if u are returning the folio, which one are you choosing over the apple one? Can you share the link of the other one?
A Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 is fabulous 🎉
Before you return the Folio, are you aware that there are several different positions you can make it stand compared to the old one? I think about 5 positions, so if you didn’t know about that, you might want to play around with it a bit more.
Yeah! My partner ended up showing me after he got home from work haha! Im still going to return it because I really wish it offered at least any sort of side protection, when iPads fall they'll usually land at one of the corners first, I don't want my lad to break with my rowdy dogs around! 😂
I tried it at apple store and created a large size canvas on procreate and was disappointed to see that the amount of layers was same as all previous ipad pro
Oh yikes! Do you remember what storage size it was? I got the 2TB because I heard it can handle more layers but who knows, so many conflicting reviews 😢
I’m not sure but I think procreate is one of the drawing apps where they said they are coming out with a update soon to optimize the new pencil and iPad so we can wish maybe there will be more layers too
Apparently the new update is supposed to fix that as well as add the new gestures for the new pencil too!
@@kitt.thomas I know it's a paid app but clip studio gives you unlimited layers. I don't know why procreate limits your layers when iPads have more than enough power. I guess because they have to match to be compatible with the less powerful iPads.
@@williammclean6594procreate max layers increase depending on the RAM of the machine you’re running!
Loved the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil from day one.
Great video! You're like 1 of 3 videos I've found so far that has an art perspective review so I totally agree with you on the whole techbro scene. I feel like there will be a non glare screen protector in the future that some 3rd party will make.
Aww that means so much!!! I felt nervous making this review, it feels like I don't belong in the tech review space but as an artist it really does help seeing our perspective on this product out there!! 🥺
Thanks for making this video! I really want to get the iPad M4 for animation and 3D sculpting, maybe some video editing on there too. But I'm still debating on the nano-texture display vs the standard screen, I plan to visit the Apple store in person. I wonder if I should get a screen protector to protect the screen just in case. I really like the magic keyboard.
It having the 2TB option will for sure help you out on the file sizes of those projects too :)
happy to see more artists on this new iPad Pro! now looking at your first impression on it, I might hold off on it and stick with my M1 a little longer while waiting for a sale, also buy an matte screen instead. agiain, thanks for posting this! :D
Good choice! ❤️ And yes, I'm absolutely considering doing that!!
Fair you want to return the folio cover my biggest pet peeve with it is why get a cover without corner protection because when I had iPads hit the ground it’s the corner first typically
My thoughts exactly! 🤔 I'm definitely keeping my eye out for any sites dropping their version of the folio with better protection
@@kitt.thomas from what I seen esr’s shift magnetic case might do it but Im personally looking at their version of the Magic Keyboard because i might end up getting the pro later this year
Nice art！
always nice watching you kitt !
Cool❤
how does the nano texture feel compare to your cintiq?
The Ipad is still more glassy feeling. It's a very soft glass, but in comparison to the Cintiq, the cintiq is just so matte feeling of a monitor/screen. But you don't use your fingers at all for the Cintiq so you don't notice it. You only feel it against the side of your palm when using the pen. It's comfortable!
@@kitt.thomasbut what about when using the pencil? I don’t draw with my finger. Artists use the pencil. Would like to know what you think of the feel with the pencil on the nano texture
How does the new screen coating feel? Is there any difference between the regular glass?
I'd say less traction! So if I rubbed a finger against the glass, it may catch more on the standard vs the nano tech (probably from the matt-ness) it feels nice! But if I do return it, I'd do it to then replace it with a screen protector to mimic the nano the best I could
@@kitt.thomas I dont think you answered this question sufficiently for artists. This is the reason i clicked on your video, to find out if the textured screen feels similar to a paperlike screen protector.
Not concerned about how your finger feels on it, does it feel like youre drawing on paper with the pencil, or does it slide around like it does on the non textured screen?
@@kitt.thomas Thank you so much!
@@bulllwinkleI too was looking for an answer to this question.
I want one!
Get it!! 💯💯😺
I regret not getting the nano 🥲 I watched so many reviews right after buying and now I’m a bit sad
Seems like a better option for drawing 😭