As for general user experience, the iWork 20 Pro exhibits the usual limitations associated with tiny Windows devices with that form factor. The keyboard remains the biggest victim as it is just good enough for short typing bursts because of the smaller, flatter keys that lack feedback.
The screen however is the icing on the cake. It is bright, crisp, with a higher than usual pixel density, dark blacks and good contrast. Oh and the aspect ratio works really well and feels natural when tackling typing tasks. The battery life is also another surprise at just over five hours on our count up YouTube test with brightness set to maximum and power saving features disabled. Given the small battery capacity, the fact that the iWork 20 ran for so long away from its charger is a definite positive.
You want the smallest, affordable rival to the Surface Go 3 with a bundled keyboard. The Alldocube iWork fills a well targeted niche. Overall, if portability is at the top of your list, then so should the iWork 20 Pro. The form factor and the keyboard do not lend themselves well to prolonged typing. Get yourself a convertible laptop instead like the BMax Y11 if you want to experience decent portability without compromising too much on the keyboard. We've also highlighted the best business tablets , and best tablets with keyboard.
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It has a holistic approach, looking at the person's strengths and interests. For example, entering formulas is straightforward and made much simpler by the presence of a function glossary with definitions and use examples. Numbers is built to display data, not manipulate it, so data analysis functions were severely limited. Advanced filtering, What-If scenarios, and data validation are all absent. Graphs and charts, however, are simple to create and personalize, as is conditional highlighting.
Keynote comes with some great templates, slide styles, and transitions that are easily customizable. Adding slides and elements is easy and intuitive, as is customizing them. Presentation mode was straightforward, and we especially loved that you can personalize the presenter display. Invites to collaborate can be sent by mail, iMessage, a pastable link, or AirDrop, with customizable permissions. These are limited to Edit and View Only, with a comments-only setting regrettably absent.
Some features are disabled when collaborating, such as editing styles. Overall, however, collaborations are smooth and responsive. Changes appear in real-time, and iWork supports up to collaborators on a single document, which is the same number as Google Docs. Document collaboration in Office is determined by a specified Microsoft Team size, which can be up to 5, people. The iPhone app is necessarily less ergonomic, but the iPad app is intuitive and reproduces remarkably well the interface and capabilities of its macOS counterpart.
In fact, we failed to find any noteworthy discrepancies. We were impressed by how easily objects could be added, both advanced ones like dynamic charts and graphs, and simple images and shapes.
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