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Top 9.7-inch iPad Pro Settings to Change

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Here are the 9.7-inch iPad Pro settings to change when you get your new iPad Pro. With these essential iPad Pro settings changes will help you do more with your new iPad and get the best experience possible.

We suggest changing these iPad Pro settings to customize your 9.7-inch iPad Pro experience, remove annoyances and make sure you get the most out of your new iPad, with or without the Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard.

These tips work for iOS 9.3 or iOS 9.3.1, and will work with future upgrades that Apple offers. You’ll get an iPad Pro that is easier to use at night, make sure you are using the True Tone display to the full potential and more.

Whether this is your first iPad or simply your first upgrade in a while, we have the tips you need to get more out of the purchase. You don’t need to spend money on new iPad Pro accessories to use most of these features, but we will touch on the Apple Pencil.

Here are the iPad Pro settings you need to change right away.

Here are the iPad Pro settings you need to change right away.

After using the 9.7-inch iPad Pro for over a week and using the iPad Air 2 for a year there are several new iPad settings to change right off the bat. This will get you set up to get the most out of your new iPad Pro. Most of these options will also work for the larger iPad Pro, but not the True Tone display settings.

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If you spend 15 to 30 minutes changing your iPad Pro settings you will start with a much better experience and avoid frustrations that can annoy you.

Set Up Touch ID Completely

Set Up Touch ID Completely

When you set up the 9.7-inch iPad Pro you will see a prompt to set up Touch ID. During this session the iPad only trains for one finger, which isn't super useful.

We suggest training at least three others for the iPad Pro Touch ID sensor. You can train more, but both thumbs and both index fingers are generally enough.

Go to Settings -> Touch ID & Passcode -> Enter your Passcode -> Tap on Add a Fingerprint. Repeat this until all of your fingerprints are trained.

Now look back up at the top of this section and enable using Touch ID for Apple Pay and for iTunes and the App Store. This will allow you to buy apps with your fingerprint and to use Apple Pay inside some apps with Touch ID.

This takes just a few minutes, but it makes logging into your iPad much easier every single time you do it.

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