Name: iPad Pro Bend Test! - Be gentle with Apples new iPad...
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Plenty of new design changes, thinner bezels, and no home button or headphone jack.

It's time to see if this massive tablet is durable.

The iPad Pro is basically the same price as the iPhone XR, and appears to actually be

one of the more reasonably priced Apple products.

It even comes with a standard USB-C charging port.

This is the smaller of the two iPads – the 11 inch version.

Apple has also released an updated version of the Apple pencil, which is good.

Last year's design included plenty of stupid...poking out the bottom of the iPad while charging,

like an elephant trunk just waiting to snap off.

This year it's held onto the side of the iPad with magnets and charges wirelessly.

Not quite as smooth as the integrated Note 9 s-pen which charges internally in seconds

Apple doesn't include this pencil in the box...probably out of respect to Steve Jobs.

You have to get them and put them away, and you lose them.

[Zack] But let's be honest, they mostly just want you to pay extra for it.

The tip of the pristine clean white pencil does not appear to be replaceable like they

So if you want a finer tip, you'll just have to sharpen it manually.

We all know it's what's inside the Apple pencil that matters most though.

Probably a tad stronger than your average wooden pencil This immediately gives us unrepairable

access to the wireless charging component.

These copper coils absorb energy wirelessly through the induction field on the side of

It has a pressure sensitive tip and a row of strong magnets along the flat side of the

The upper half is a bit harder to get inside.

The super white plastic coating is not meant to come off.

Inside of the upper half of the stiff metal frame is where the battery resides.

I tried opening up the metal to get a better look at the battery size and information,

but after it squirted battery acid at me, I decided it was not a fun activity.

We know glass is glass at this point, but we still got to check and make sure Apple

isn't pulling a fast one on anyone and using less durable materials than what we're used

It is interesting to see how thin the glass is though.

Each scratch of my picks leaves major temporary impressions on the pixels.

We get the standard scratching at level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7.

So the screen is still made from glass and not plastic, but it's super thin.

It does the whole face ID thing now that the home button is gone.

The volume buttons up in the right hand corner are made from metal, along with the whole

Except for this little patch of plastic in the middle for the wireless charging.

Induction can happen through metal, so Apple cut out the metal and added this little plastic

layer that allows the power to flow through to the pencil Hopefully the plastic doesn't

compromise any structural integrity later on.

Down at the bottom we get our two large speaker grilles.

We'll have to see if these are decoration or not during the teardown video.

And we also have our USB-C port which can be used to charge other devices.

Hopefully Apple makes this port the standard across all their devices in the future.

That would be an awesomely beneficial move for the customer.

The left side of the iPad is blank except for one little microphone hole right smack

You know how easy it is to rip your jeans after a hole has already been started?

That hole is a weak point and I can see this probably being a problem in the future.

There are 2 more microphone holes up at the top of the iPad in between the two ginormous

There's also the power button – all metal.

Apple focused quite a bit on how well people can draw on the iPad Pro, but they never really

specified on which side of the iPad the drawings need to occur.

This is the biggest Art Class with Jerry canvas I've ever had.

And the anodized aluminum makes a perfect surface.

As an artist, I definitely have to agree with that on this one.

Yeah, the front has liquid retina with a 120 Hertz touch sensitivity.

But the back has a 120 hurts-your-ears sensitivity.

If you guessed I was drawing Spider Man, I'm impressed with your creative thinking, or

maybe the iPad Pro just makes me look better at drawing than I actually am.

The Apple logo does kind of distract from the overall appearance though, so it's good

to know if you ever want to get rid of the Apple logo, or hide any accidental scratches,

dbrand has you covered – quite literally.

This textured Black Matrix feels more professional than just the bare aluminum.

But the best news is that with dbrand, the Apple pencil now looks like an actual pencil,

and still connects and charges wirelessly.

I'll leave a link down in the video description if you want to customize your own phone or

iPad, and thanks to dbrand for sponsoring this video.

We already know the result of our next test.

Apple is once again touting sapphire camera lens covers on their iPad Pro.

And as we know, sapphire should scratch at a level 8, making it a very premium, durable,

scratch resistant product, more so than glass.

But Apple's sapphire is not the same quality we've seen in other places, like HTC's or

Apple's sapphire scratches like glass at a level 6.

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