I can’t imagine owning a device without HDR at this point. So much media uses it and it’s great. My only exception is a old Nintendo Switch, so it’s disappointing they lack it for base models still.
Just adding onto this comment with quotes from the article:
Not because it’s not great — it is great! It’s just that for $250 less, you can get the base iPad, which is just about as good at every common iPad activity.
Not sure I totally agree with this reasoning. I buy flagship phones not because there aren’t cheaper phones that do the same things, but because I enjoy them from an enthusiast point of view. I wouldn’t argue that they enable workflows I couldn’t do before.
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