Running E6 on iPad? Do different version iPads have better looking graphics?

Does the basic iPad running E6 connect over the Garmin R10 look the same as a more expensive Air or Pro with M1?

I will be mirroring the iPad to a 55” UHD TV via Airplay so I’m curious if the premium is worth paying $600 to $800 for theAir or Pro over the basic $300 iPad.

Thanks for your replies and feedback

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Garmin-Cody 5 months ago in reply to 5710018 +0 verified

The Approach R10 and Garmin Golf app are not compatible, nor supported for use with iPads.

The Garmin Golf app must be installed to a compatible Android smartphone or iPhone per the requirements outlined…

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0 1501516 over 2 years ago

Nobody used this on different versions and or generations of iPad?

0 8185264 over 2 years ago

I just picked up a 5th generation iPad. I set it up and am happy with it. I haven’t yet connected to projector.

0 1501516 over 2 years ago in reply to 8185264

Just the basic one?

I currently am using a the latest 9th generation iPad (released last year) and it looks okay and seems to run fine sending video via Airplay to my TV. Only thing I don't like is not having the widescreen option when viewing ont he TV as it only comes through in 4:3 and has the full black bars on the side like or old school box TV's

I know the other iPad will dot he same but I was just thinking maybe a new generation iPad Air or iPad pro would actually run smoother and the graphics would look much better using a more powerful iPad.

Anyone know if that's the case?

0 5710018 5 months ago

I was on the phone withe6 support today because my PC is choppy so I'll be buying a dedicated iPad. This is the important part: he told me the newest software doesn't work great with the M1 or m2ocessors. On my way to Beat Buy to ask a kid what to buy that doesn't have those processors

+1 Garmin-Cody 5 months ago in reply to 5710018

The Approach R10 and Garmin Golf app are not compatible, nor supported for use with iPads.

The Garmin Golf app must be installed to a compatible Android smartphone or iPhone per the requirements outlined on the Garmin Support page linked here: Garmin Golf App Minimum Device Software Requirements

You can cast the display from your smartphone to a cast compatible display from your smartphone to another device on the same WiFi network compatible with screen mirroring, cast compatible, or airplay compatible. More info on casting the display from your the Garmin Golf app on your smartphone to another display outlined on the Garmin Support page linked here: How to Use the Garmin Golf App on a Projector or TV Screen