port worked great for both outputting audio to speakers and headphones, as well as inputting audio from a microphone setup. The heavy aluminum stand on the Kensington StudioDock is big, but with a relatively compact footprint on a desk.

on the StudioDock is that its base is a wireless Qi charging mat for an iPhone and AirPods, but at a max of 5 watts for AirPods and 7. The Kensington StudioDock is the solution, as it positions the iPad on an iMac-like monitor stand, complete with all the ports and connections you’d find on a top-spec plug-in hub, plus a pair of wireless chargers on the base for your other gadgets. For Zooms and other video chats, that's extremely helpful for getting the iPad camera angle just right. I cant synch folders from dropbox and edit files in dropbox (only if dropbox own tools allow it, which is extremely limited).Osa25: I'm not denying the existence—I'm simply making a point that while it's obviously designed to be wireless a vast majority of the time for most people, there are absolutely use cases where a completely wireless workflow is impossible as things stand. When the StudioDock arrived, it quickly became apparent that this product completely does not fit the listed description, with my iPad Pro (2022) struggling to fit into the slide-in slot. On a PC/macbook you can smart sync all folders you want to, so you have the folder structure and all the thumbnails always available without taking SSD space.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Other obsessions include magic, immersive theater, puzzles, board games, cooking, improv and the New York Jets. So dragging back to the “docking station” concept is a wrong leftover from the laptop or netbook days. Apple’s Magic Keyboard may bring the iPad closer to being a laptop, but this turns the tablet into an actual desktop setup.

I can do everything on my iPad that I can do on a PC and much more, I guess it just depends on your use case, but there is an app for just about every need and as I mostly live in the cloud I can work across multiple devices allowing me to work much more efficiently as opposed to carrying around thumb drives or portable hard drives (less is more for me).You’ll find a majority of the ports at the back of the StudioDock, along with a few extra ones at the side. So, while it would be more convenient since more and more devices are starting to use USB-C connections, it wouldn’t be able to offer any additional bandwidth. Power is essential not only for the charging, but also for the ports on the back and side of the StudioDock. or later) to the elegantly designed StudioDock in portrait or landscape mode for a powerful desktop experience.