SimCity: BuildIt (free with in-app purchases) If you’ve got a library of pics that need to be edited, tweaking them, or even just browsing through them, is an enjoyable experience on the iPad Pro. Whether it’s Lightroom, Photoshop Mix or any of Adobe’s other photo-editing apps, the iPad Pro makes them fast, slick and easy to use. The iPad Pro’s screen is great for movie-editing, with its powerful processor and large screen meaning it’s also a useful tool for editing static images. Featuring all the functionality you’d expect from a word processor, Microsoft Word throws in great office integration and side by side operation, meaning you can read notes from OneNote while typing up your work in Word. Microsoft Word is still one of the best word processors around, and Microsoft has made it even better for the iPad Pro. Procreate (£4.49)Īlthough the iPad Pro is a creative powerhouse, its optional keyboard means it can be used for other tasks you’d usually associate with laptops. Couple those features with Netflix’s huge range of movies and the iPad Pro is a great binge-watching tool.
We don’t usually say this about iPads, but the Pro’s speakers also make watching TV shows and movies more immersive – even if you’re not wearing headphones. The iPad Pro uses a 12.9in screen with a resolution of 2,048 x 2,732, meaning films look pinsharp.
Netflix (free)Īlthough the iPad Pro brings significant gains for work and productivity, its screen and speakers can’t be ignored when it comes to entertainment. It turns the iPad Pro into a huge clipboard, so you can compile handwritten notes and diagrams alongside your voice clips, cuttings and typed notes. However, it’s OneNote’s compatibility with the Apple Pencil that puts it on this list. It features split-screen compatibility, so you can take advantage the Pro’s huge screen-size and use it side by side with other apps. OneNote is already one of the best productivity apps on the iPhone, Mac and iPad and Microsoft has already optimised it for the iPad Pro.
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