Charging with my nifty USB-C cable with built in power meter.

37 W

Never saw that on the 2018 model (nor did I expect to).

The new Magic Keyboard is slick. Same material as the old one. A tiny bit lighter.

I love that the new trackpad uses haptic feedback like MacBook, as opposed to the (really good) mechanical button on the trackpad of the old MagicKeyboard. As far as I can tell though, you can’t control the pressure needed to activate the button like you can on the MacBook. You also don’t have the two levels of clicks that you have on macOS that bring up secondary actions. Most people use that anyway.

I haven’t had the chance to watch video in the dark, where I think the new iPad Pro will be most awesome. But I did get to compare the new and the old iPad screens side by side *while powered off*.

I did not expect the “deep blacks” of a powered-on OLED to be so much darker than the other iPad! Reflections don’t help but you will get the idea: