Have you considered to switch to iPad Pro for UX and Product Design work? Maybe user research? In this video, I'll give you my firsthand experience by trying out UX work only using iPad for a few days. As a Mac and iPad user I'll share the unbiased take covering: the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to picking iPad pros as a PRO device.

The apps I've listed and like to use when it comes to...
User research:
Google apps suite (docs, excel, keep)
Ulysses (UX copy, research note management)
iOS notes app (notes)

General UX tasks and product design:
Miro (formerly and sadly renamed Realtimeboard) (experience mapping, wireframes, UI etc.)
Adobe Comp (wireframes and UI)
Unsplash (stock photos)
Procreate (hand drawn illustrations)
Assembly (vector illustrations)
Canva (ready made graphics templates)

Other worth checking out:
Grammarly (UX copy)
Paper (notes and illustrations)
Yoink (multitasking drawer to copy/paste elements fromtoanywhere)

and many more.

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