iPads are not full laptop replacements as much as everyone with this dream want them to be.
As long as Apple keeps making MacBook Air, MacBooks/MacBook Pros, iPads/iPad Pros will not have equal parity with Apple's more expensive laptops.
iPads, even the iPad Pro is STILL a companion, portable device to a full Mac or Windows PC.
Having a keyboard case with a trackpad doesn't instantly make an iPad into a MacBook.
And even Apple's Magic Keyboard case, as nifty as it is, has some inherent flaws.
People want Apple to turn iPads into some sort of “Frankenstein”, heavier and bulkier version of a laptop with ALL the laptop OS functionalities and features, but this is not coming quick enough for this crowd of users, apparently.
With iPadOS, it seems Apple is just spoon-feeding iPad/iPad Pro owners only incremental improvements on a yearly schedule, but these “improvements” keep having their own issues, things like NOT being fully able to use ANY mouse or trackpad to do all the common navigation functions we all take for granted on a regular, standard and more robust computer. Not just using Apple's Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad 2 or the Magic Keyboard case for iPad UI navigation.
No full screen video output to external monitors.
Still issues with using externally connected drives on iPads in iPadOS, Especially so for iPads still using Apple's proprietary Lightning port/connector.
These are just some of the things we just assume just work and take for granted, but with, basically, another whole new OS that Apple has to constantly develop, all these things all of you iPad laptop fanatics want are going to take more time to include, fix and refine.
Turning iPads into a some lesser version of a MacBook was never the original design and intent for iPads and is going to take time for Apple to take the original iPad paradigm and make it work more in a more laptop computer-like fashion, for customers that want these laptop features in an iPad.