5 of the best iPad Pro apps

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What's the brand and model of the mic shown here? Does it work very well with the ipad. Does it need extra accessories to work with the ipad? Link and price? Thanks

ege

I'm addicted to the game "8 Ball Pool" by MiniClip, which I currently play on my iPad Air 2. - I use my index finger to control aiming the cue and then again for adjusting the amount of spin and force needed for each shot. - Of course in time the screen will get dirty/sticky, making play much more difficult to be quick and precise. - In your opinion, would an iPad Pro/Pencil be a good option for me to consider? Thank You - RYR

RollYourRock

Good info, just about ready to buy one (12.9) any suggestions most welcome, in particular screen cleaning, don't like screen transparent covers spoils the picture. Cheers.

corkman

How did you open the apps from the right side at 1.07?! PLEASE HELP

Humiliation

Very good video 9to5mac keep up the good work

hamadalheraiz

What's the name of that blue and white paper plane app

autopedia

I have an iPad Pro and still seems like the best app is anything vid related still (YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go ect)

eficzeri

What is the song called when he played it in garageband? I love it!!

meesie

Plex is also really good on iPad Pro (or any iPad). I'd say my fav is Comic Zeal. You can add your comics via ftp and with the size it looks nice.

eficzeri

Hi Jeff, great apps too bad I don't own a tablet 😅

ArnelZapataJr

Why should I use Ulysses and pay a monthly subscription fee when there is the original iA writer who does all the tricks + syntax lightning + focus mode for a single payment. I don't understand the hype for Ulysses. For a Markdown it looks way too stuffed in my humble opinion...

nltqrfp

That iPad is so big you can fit a real sized picture of my iPad mini 4 on the screen

RowynOfficial

All of the apps are not only for ipad pro. I was expecting apps that required an iPad pro. They run just as well, on most ipads. You failed to mention how incredibly expensive that first app is. I personally don't care that much about spending that much but I am not sure if that app is really worth so much in the world of very inexpensive tablet apps. I would probably go with Microsoft Word to not have to learn a new interface. But why do you call them ipad pro apps and not just ipad apps. It's confusing. It's like doing a review on Chevrolet after market stuff and including tires and sound systems that could be installed in any car.

perrypelican