Grab a brand-new iPad Pro (2021) with an M1 chip and 12.9-inch connectivity for $439 off with this stunning Woot promo. The ...

The Apple iPad Pro with the powerful M4 chip is the newest iPad on the market ... “The iPad 10.2 (2021) is the best iPad you can buy today. There are few discernible upgrades over the previous ...

Macworld While the iPad update schedule is somewhat unpredictable, Apple has established an 18-month cycle with the iPad Pro, and the current M4 iPad Pro was released in May 2024. Several reports ...

Apple released its newest iPads, the 11th-generation iPad (A16) and M3 iPad Air, in March 2025. See our full breakdown of the latest iPad lineup.

With the launch of the new 7th-generation iPad Mini, Amazon has just discounted the older model from 2021 by £50. “The Mini looks like a shrunken version of the iPad Pro or iPad Air from 2020 ...

Despite iPads getting more powerful chips every year, the software continues to hold back Apple’s tablet, making it feel ...

While third-party apps are a great solution, it’s just incredibly nice to have a high level of standard brightness. It goes a ...

Before Apple introduced it, rumors suggested it could be the best iPad or a boring update; unfortunately, Apple chose the second option. However, new CIRP research (via 9to5Mac) might have ...

It also announced a new standard iPad, which hasn't been updated since 2022 ... The main upgrade from the 2021 model is the A17 Pro chip with faster CPU and GPU and, most importantly, support for ...

Dubbed the iPad (A16), the new tablet is a far less dramatic update ... Compared to the iPad Air, iPad Pro and iPad mini, this might be the easiest Apple tablet to grok — it’s the cheapest, it only ...

The previous iPad Mini launched in 2021, so it's unsurprising that the ... space grey), and works with the latest Apple Pencil Pro and Apple Pencil (USB-C) accessories, as well as Apple's new range of ...

A new report from Consumer Intelligence Research ... Across the past five years, the iPad Pro accounted for between 38% and 48% of all U.S. iPad sales. That defies conventional industry wisdom ...