
The 11-inch iPad Pro features an immersive, edge-to-edge Liquid Retina display.¹ The new pro cameras, Wide and new Ultra Wide, combined with the all-new LiDAR Scanner enable entirely new experiences in the next generation of augmented reality (AR) apps. A12Z Bionic chip for powering essential apps and graphics-intensive games. Support for the new Magic Keyboard with trackpad² and Apple Pencil.² All-day battery life.³ And access to millions of apps on the App Store to transform iPad Pro into anything you need, anywhere you need it.
Q: What do you by open box? Why is it cheaper?
A: Open boxes are just an item that has been purchased and returned. There may not be anything wrong with the product. Some may be a scratch and dent markdown. I would request to see the item before purchasing. There may be nothing wrong whatsoever, but better safe than sorry and have to make another unnecessary return. It may be a good deal. Just make sure you know what you’re getting before finalizing your purchase.
A: I went with the 500 gb model...gives me plenty of room and if I find myself starting to fill up I can move completed projects to my laptop via usb-c...good luck!
A: Apple is making them in smaller batches due to Covid but when I looked to buy it from Apple, it was the middle to late October delivery time. I would bet most likely around the end of October til the beginning of November would be most likely.
Q: Can I buy books and download them to this device?
A: Yes, you can buy digital books thru Amazon, Apple and many other apps/companies that then can be downloaded and read thru the app or online. Just make sure they’re viewable in the app for iOS. Got a PDF, get Adobe reader and read it there. One can even take notes. This is true for almost all cellphones and tablets. Happy reading!
A: Facial recognition is optional, when setting up your iPad, you can easily skip the process of facial recognition set up. I have not yet bought the iPad, so I have no clue about the bending, the greasy-ness of the iPad, but I for sure know that you can still use the keypad for unlocking the iPad. Knowing Apple, I know that the functions will be easy getting used to, such as the power button is on top of the iPad, whereas the iPhone's is on the opposite side of the device. The taps I do not know what you mean. Hope this helps!!
Q: When will this be back in stock
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