people like to think of iPads as iPhones for Olds with cranked up text, etc, but some of us just like to see a whole lot more text on a single page without having to turn or scroll every couple of seconds
@mrcompletely yeah, that’s the thing. iPad pro is so overpowered for what most people will do with it, and that’s also mostly a function of how closed down the app store is
@mrcompletely honestly though? procreate on iPad mini is pretty great (although it’s not the state of the art pencil pro—which i really deeply hope is coming to the iPad mini 7)
@mrcompletely don’t quote me on this, but i think the precision is the same (and very good) between the two. the new features are mostly to do with rotation, pressure-sensitivity, and haptic feedback
@mrcompletely i tried it out in the store yesterday and imo haptics are what’s missing from the regular pencil. i constantly accidentally double tap when i’m drawing, so having the pencil let me know i did that is helpful. but also i mostly use it for switching between the drawing and erase tools, so really what they should do is make the other end an eraser
@mrcompletely also when i said “pressure sensitivity,” i actually meant “squeeze gestures.” pressure sensitivity is already a thing for the regular pencil
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