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I deal with a lot of PDFs, including 1000+ page PDFs that are sometimes poorly scanned (and could make a regular iPad choke a bit when scrolling or searching – one of the few areas where an iPad Pro’s power is really nice). What I love the iPad for is working with PDFs. I even like doing my Omnifocus reviews on either the computer or the iPhone. I have an iPad Pro, and honestly navigating it (especially with the infuriating inability to get the dock up or switch apps with a Pencil) and messing with multiple instances of Word Docs, PDFs, etc. It sounds like David and some folks in this thread also feel it. It sounds like I’m not alone in feeling what I think of as “iPad guilt” – the nagging sense that maybe I should be using the iPad for more tasks, even though I prefer doing many things on the laptop or my iPhone. Screens even lets me use my iPhone as a trackpad during these remote sessions. In those rare instances where I really need a Mac, I use Screens (included with Setapp) to remotely connect to my iMac.

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I don’t tend to bring my MacBook Pro with me when I go on vacation since my iPad’s up to the task of dealing with pretty much anything work-related that I may have to deal with while travelling. When I’m travelling with my MacBook Pro, I sometimes use my iPad as a second screen by taking advantage of either Apple Sidecar or Duet Display. In addition to the iPad being a very capable device in its own right, I find that that iPad can serve as a helpful companion to the Mac. And, while I tend to work most efficiently behind a Mac, I find I go into a different mode when using my iPad, that’s particularly conducive to certain types of activities (especially those with a creative element). The introduction of iPadOS and Safari growing into a desktop-class browser enabled a lot of functionality that wasn’t previously available.

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While my work tends to be Mac focused, I’m using my iPad Pro 12.9' (2018) more and more. It was also a good reminder of how far things have come over the past ten years. It was a fun trip down memory lane that reminded me of my largely positive experiences with my first-generation iPad (which, surprisingly, is still in active use).