Tech
Chance Miller Reviews the New A20 Pro iPad Mini
Publication: Daring Fireball
Author: John Gruber
Source published: 03/11/2026, 14:00:09 UTC
Briefing created: 04/11/2026, 09:11:17 UTC
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Briefings
Tech reviewer Chance Miller critiques the new iPad mini for lacking ProMotion support, noting it remains locked at 60Hz despite OLED improvements. He praises the device's acoustic display technology, which uses vibration and tweeters to enhance audio, though he suggests headphones are better for serious listening. The review highlights Apple's inconsistent ProMotion availability across devices, noting the iPad mini cannot be upgraded to higher refresh rates due to its small size.
Key points
- The new iPad mini is locked to 60Hz refresh rate, lacking ProMotion support despite OLED improvements.
- Apple's acoustic display technology uses vibration and tweeters to enhance audio despite the device's thin design.
Context
Chance Miller reviews the new iPad mini, noting Apple's inconsistent ProMotion availability across devices. The review highlights the device's acoustic display technology and its limitations in ProMotion support.
Limitations
Evidence covers only the iPad mini's screen refresh rate and acoustic display features. No data on ProMotion availability for other devices, audio performance metrics, or future iPhone models is provided.
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