The narrator reviews and tests the durability of the new iPad Pro, comparing it to other Apple products and devices. The iPad Pro has a thinner design, no home button, and a USB-C charging port. The device is tested for scratch resistance, with the screen showing significant temporary impressions and scratches at a level six. The narrator also tests the Apple Pencil, which is held onto the side of the iPad with magnets and charges wirelessly. The iPad Pro's structural integrity is also tested, and it is found to bend and fold easily due to its thin design and lack of structural support. The device's weakest points are identified as the microphone hole and the wireless charging dock for the pencil. Overall, the narrator concludes that the iPad Pro is not very durable and may not survive being carried in a backpack or being sat on.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The iPad Pro has a new design with thinner bezels and no home button or headphone jack.
2. The iPad Pro is priced similarly to the iPhone 10R.
3. The iPad Pro comes with a standard USB-C charging port.
4. Apple has released an updated version of the Apple Pencil.
5. The new Apple Pencil charges wirelessly and is held onto the side of the iPad with magnets.
6. The Apple Pencil does not come included with the iPad Pro.
7. The tip of the Apple Pencil is not replaceable, unlike Samsung's S Pen.
8. The iPad Pro has a front-facing camera with Face ID.
9. The volume buttons and right side of the iPad Pro are made of metal.
10. The iPad Pro has a plastic patch on the right side for wireless charging.
11. The iPad Pro has a USB-C port that can be used to charge other devices.
12. The left side of the iPad Pro is blank except for a small microphone hole.
13. The iPad Pro has two more microphone holes at the top.
14. The power button is made of metal.
15. The back of the iPad Pro is made of metal.
16. The iPad Pro has a 120Hz touch sensitivity display.
17. The iPad Pro has a liquid retina display.
18. The iPad Pro's screen scratches at level 6 on the Mohs hardness scale.
19. The iPad Pro's camera lens cover is made of sapphire, but scratches at level 6, not level 8.
20. The iPad Pro's display lasted 10 seconds under heat from a lighter before turning off.
21. The iPad Pro has four massive speakers inside.
22. The iPad Pro's lithium-ion batteries are loose and uncompartmentalized.
23. The iPad Pro's frame is thin and has no structure holding things together.