Why I can't check my health data through iPad or Mac，if it is a perfect way to study my data through all Apple devices.And much bigger screen may show the data more specific.And it pushes your team to perfect that's health app in iPad and Mac

Hello 雨193,

Welcome to Apple Support Communities! It sounds like you need help with checking your health data. We completely understand why you'd reach out, and are happy to help.

Unfortunately at this time, this can only be viewed from an iPhone. You ,ay leave feedback for Apple about this here:

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Cheers! 

I have to believe this was a planned oversight on the part of Apple? The IPad is such a larger display, even my Mini, that it seems reasonable that the data/app would be available for review on the IPad as well as the smallish display of even the latest IPhones.

Apple, please consider making this right?

Ron

Cognizant Apple teams and employees do not ever read nor participate in these, mainly Apple product user to user product technical support communities.

Use the Apple iPad feedback link provided to you.

Also, many of the higher end iPhone models have screen sizes that are very close to the screen size of any iPad Mini version, for quite a few years, now.

Firstly, your response was condescending, and did not minutely address the post. “Very close” is subjective, and your opinion only. In fact, if the high end IPhone screen were large enough, Apple would not continue to produce the Mini - and yes, that’s a product observation and opinion. I have an IPhone 12 and 14, and if I wanted or purchased the Mini to tote on my belt holder or back pocket, I’d never have purchased it, as it is too large. However, it is the perfect bridge between the smallish displays of even the highest end IPhones, and the smallest IPad 10.9”.

Thanks for your opinion, nonetheless.

Here's another of my “opinions”/observations.

Apple could have made the Apple Health app part of iPads/iPadOS years, ago, when the Apple Watch first came on the scene.

So, why didn't Apple make the Health app ever available to iPads after that time? Only Apple knows.

Heck, Apple still has no native calculator app for iPad after 12 years of iPads and iOS/iPadOS versions.

Apple has since kept this glaring app omission as a very low priority on their list/s of thngs to do.

Especially, given the fact, that there is a whole entire third party “cottage industry” of calculator apps for iPad/iPadOS for, at least, the past 8 years, or so.

You can thank the third party developers of the Dark Sky weather app for Apple, finally, getting a native iPad/iPadOS weather app.

If no third party weather app had interest Apple enough to purchase and further develop and use, the iPad/iPadOS would have, still, no native weather app, either.

So, why Apple does what it does, when things seemingly do not make much sense? Again, only Apple knows and they can keep their company activities pretty secret when they need/want to.

Something to think about.

Apple's largest users are iPhone users and Apple seems to think/believe that their larger base of iPhone users don't want the Health app on iPads/iPadOS.

Maybe because of not enough iPad user feedback on this issue ( in all the years that the Health app has existed ) for Apple to make the efforts to push the Health app to the iPad/iPadOS?

No way to know that, either.

The Apple Watch still cannot be used/paired with an iPad, after nearly 6 years!

Why? Only Apple knows, but I suspect it is linked to continuing iPhone sales and NOT iPad sales.

The reason my wife and I never owned an Apple watch until we both switched to iPhones/larger screen iPhones.

Lots of things that Apple seem to not want to do for only reasons Apple only knows.