Ipad Pro M5 | I Bought Most Expensive iPad Pro 🤯👀 Was It Worth It? | I spent $3000 | USA | Apple

Hello everyone, welcome to the AI narrative. Today I'm going to order and unbox a new iPad Pro 5 chip. So I'm choosing 13-inch model and I'm going to go with the space black. I'm going to choose to go with 2TB and now texture glass and Wi-Fi plus solidar. Let's go with no grabing for now. I need a pencil and I do need a keyboard. So, let's go with the black. And I don't have a trade in. So, let's not put any trade in here. And I'm gonna buy it. I do have an Apple Care Plus, so I'm skipping to no Apple coverage. And this is $29. 48 or it's almost close to $3,000. A lot of people are going to ask me, why did I buy the most expensive iPad Pro? Well, this is an iPad Pro 13-in 2TB storage and an add texture glass and it's an M5 chip. It's not because I had to buy this, but it's a choice. Let's start with the box itself. The side you can see that there's an iPad Pro sign. The back there's some configuration, storage configuration, and some Wi-Fi plus solar. And it's an M5 chip. So, here comes my favorite part. Peeling off the plastic. Apple's pull tab packaging is simple and feels like oddly satisfying. All right, let's revert the box and let's slowly open it. [snorts] And there it is. The iPad Pro 13 in sitting right on the top. I love how Apple places the devices first. That's the very first thing you see when you open the box. And this one has an extra glass which is designed to reduce the glare. And it's very useful if you work near the windows, any other studio lights. Uh if you don't like any harsh reflections, this is the way to go. Just holding it for the first time. The thinness is like honestly shocking. I mean, the glare is really good. I mean, I don't feel any glare. At the back, I just put some engraving for myself. Obvious iPad Pro M5 and my website information. Even though this is a 13-in device, I mean, it feels incredibly light for its size. I mean, Apple really nailed the balance between the screen size and the portability. Now, let's see what's inside the box. As usual, Apple keep things very minimal. You get a documentation packet. Oh, there's a new polishing cloth. That's nice. And they have given us a USBC cable. I feel like this cable is much better for higher performance and better accessory compatibility like you know the ones that I have on the AirPods Max or any other camera devices that you have or any displays or docs. I'm just going to throw the trash here for now. And it comes with a 20 W adapter. Honestly, I hate this. I'm going to use my 40 watt adapter that I bought recently cuz that's better for faster charging. Along with the iPad, I also picked up the Magic Keyboard for the 30-in iPad Pro. This is the official one. The Magic Keyboard is surprisingly clean and simple. The box is thinner than the iPad box. I mean, Apple keeps the branding minimal. Just the product name and the compatibility information on the back side. Let's open it up. Apple uses a sleeve style packaging. Everything inside is like tightly secured so nothing moves. The first thing you notice is the build quality feels solid and well balanced. The exterior has this uh soft touch finish which feels like kind of premium and gives it a like clean and professional look. This keyboard kind of uses a floating design where the iPad attaches magnetically and appears to like hover above the keys and the keys are like backlit and have a laptop style layout. So which makes it like much closer to like a MacBook experience and the hinge mechanism feels like really strong and smooth. Magic attachment is like very firm. So once the iPad snaps in, it feels like very secure and stable. Well, the reason why I bought this iPad is I mostly use it for editing, streaming and watching any movies and doing some work activities like team calls or Google meets. So the old one that I had was I felt it was like more limiting. Well, this 13-in gives me more space, more comfort, and better for multitasking to be honest. And why did I choose 2TB? Well, this giant 2TB means like I get more accessories, so I don't have to think about deleting the files or cleaning up the files and like I don't have to worry about like buying an iCloud to be honest. Well, it's better to have an iCloud just an hour to like have

some backup or something. Well, 2TB means I never have to worry about any storage issues. Like I can keep editing files. I can download as many as I want. This night texture glass kind of gives me like more comfort over the lighting and especially you know given the daytime or the night time. So I don't feel any discomfort with the lighting. Well, I understand this iPad is not for everyone. It's ideal for creators. It's ideal for professionals, ideal for multitaskers. And some might say this is a replacement to a laptop and this is 13-in model. Most of the MacBook Airs like do come in some 13-in size too. So it's kind of a replacement. It weighs very light. Well, this iPad may not be right for you if you're just watching YouTube or Netflix. It might be kind of like an overkill. So, why is Apple so expensive? You pay for build quality, ecosystem, longevity, and overall a better experience. These Apple devices last for long. Like, I would say probably for years. The last iPad, I almost used it for like 4 years. I'm planning to use this for at least like probably seven or five. I don't know. It depends on like how Apple treats this. And this works seamlessly with my MacBook and iPhone 7 Pro Max that I have. Well, if you ask me, is it worth it? To be honest, depends on the usage. So, it's kind of a streaming device for me. It kind of replaces a laptop that I have, which is really heavy. This kind of makes the cost more justified for me in this case. Like, you get the best one, portable one, and the lightweight one with the M5 chip as powerful as MacBook Pros. If you want, I can test some apps like some editing apps or games or productivity workflows that you need. Drop the suggestions in the comments. Thanks for watching. See you in the next video.