When I use Handy on the iPad. what I see is a phone-sized image in the middle of a lot of black. Not only that, but it doesn’t even show all the information the phone version does. Here’s what I see on the iPad:
and here’s the iPhone:
Please enhance Handy to use the full tablet screen size, in both portrait and landscape modes.
Agreed! I use mainly ipad and it sucks not having the app ipad ready.
Same here, please provide a universal app 
I use an ipad too, hope they fix the app to allow full functionality soon
I would greatly appreciate to see iPad support for Bambu Handy or even a port of Bambu Studio. Then I wouldn’t even need to turn on my Computer for the slicing process
Same here. I want to be able to watch the live feed on my Chromebook on a nearby table while watching tv, but without landscape support it defeats the purpose as the image is reduced to an area smaller than my phone screen.
Handy app is not so handy without the ability to rotate the app sideways! Why hasn’t this been fixed?
I have an A8 as well and if you click on the video when it is playing, then click on the little square at the bottom right of the video, the video will go in landscape mode, in other words, full screen.
Yes the video feed auto rotates but the printer controls don’t
Yes landscape on the iPad is sorely needed. Very odd this wasn’t in the recent update
Just bought my first Bambu and come to find out app doesnt work great on my iPad. Need this
I also would like to see the bambu handy app to work natively on the ipad and why not add some extra features from the bambu studio to take advantage of the ipads touch and pen features.
+1 the app needs landscape for tablets
+1
I would love to see an improvement in the iPad UI. Every element is too large.
Landscape is fully supported, you may need to turn your head to appreciate it though.
This might sound dumb, but it isn’t as simple as making the app rotatable, you have to work out what each screen will look like when rotated.
Easier screens, anything with a grid, like the models.
Harder screens, anything without a grid. Every perfectly placed item needs to be relocated to suit the rotation. The device screens are good examples of what looks good in portrait requiring lots of thought when in landscape.
As a partially sighted person, I like that.
I am aware my needs do not reflect those of everyone.
Please make an iPad version of Handy
