Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this iPad for my mother for Christmas and she absolutely loves it. It has more than enough power, speed and sound for what she needs. This iPad will easily last her for years to come and it comes in a slim profile that's easy for her to travel with. It's a bit expensive, but you definitely get what you pay for.

THE BEST AND FASTEST IPAD SO FAR! LOOKS AND FEELS SLEEK!

I typically purchase new ipads every other year since purchasing my first ipad 2. This ipad is very nice, sexy black low profile bezel. Its really a step up from what ipad was. I personally missed the home button on ipad since its a device that is used my multiple family members and I think the home button was one of the few great inventions. I can see going without it on iphone where the phone is used by one person but in a family situation and as a consumption device i prefer having the home button. The screen is very nice and this ipad is powerful and does not lag. Its probably an overkill device just for pure consumption of content but overall its great in all aspects. I am coming from the second generation ipad pro with larger screen and love the size of the bigger ipad pro but that being said this is one nice device.

Very good device! 4 years of use and still pretty good! No complaints!

I upgraded to the iPad Pro after having the iPad mini 2 for several years, and what a difference this one makes. The larger screen, the Retina display, faster processor and usage of Apple pencil 2 were big factors in my choice as I initially got it with the idea of doing college work on the fly. Not only did it help while I was in college, but because it’s portable and easy to use it’s now replaced my laptop as my main device. I purchased the 11 inch 64gb version and now I wish I had opted for more storage and a larger screen. I like how i’m able to use it for different reasons such as a drawing tablet ex. Procreate or for doing work or playing games. Battery life seems to handle daily tasks well and am planning on keeping this tablet for several years. As with all Apple products, it’s pricey but it is so well worth it.

It’s been 7 months i am using this iPad and wanted to share my experience with everybody. 1. I understood what value for money means after using this iPad. Full screen body is the best feature of this iPad 2. Apple always nailed when it comes to performance. I have not even seen a glitch or performance issue in past 7 months 3. I am mild user of iPad and for me a single charge works for 3 days. Isn’t it amazing. 4. I bought 11’ inch screen size and it’s just perfect. Neither too big nor small. 5. Face id, screen mirroring and other cool features makes it really special If you are planning to buy, don’t give a second thought.

This iPad Pro is amazing. It handles 4K 60 frames per second and edit seamlessly within loom if using. The promotion display is amazing and the battery life is next level. If you’re thinking about purchasing an iPad the iPad Pro is for you.

Struggled to decide between this and the 12.9. Ultimately thought the 12.9 was too big and went with the 11 inch. Happy with my decisions as it's more portable, lighter, and cheaper. Super powerful and the screen is awesome. Highly recommend.

This has turned out to be an awesome product with an amazing display and great sound from the speakers. I usually don't care for Apple products but this iPad is as nice as my Galaxy tablet but with a better resale value.

Pricey but easily the best IPad yet. Love the large responsive screen, fast cpu, great sound, and good battery life. Wait for a sale to buy as sales are common.

Loving everything about this iPad. Screen, design, performance, ect. iPad handles everything I use it for (games, movies, video editing, ect) . I previously had the 10.5 inch iPad Pro and I must say that it’s definitely worth the upgrade. I was reluctant to buy this iPad at first because of all the bending issues that’s been going on, but let me just say that it does not bend. It feels solid and doesn’t feel like it’s going to bend. I also purchased the Apple Pencil to take notes and to doodle. Feels like I’m writing on a piece of paper. I can’t say anything negative about this iPad. There are no cons.

This is the first ipad that introduced face id and a beautiful display. Pretty lightweight and decent battery life. If you are an artist, then apple pencil is a must!

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed using this device. I’ve upgraded from a 1st gen IPad Pro and enjoy the responsiveness of the system and the screen. Hopefully, Apple will add programs in the future which will take advantage of the processor and speed. There is plenty of headroom for future applications. I enjoy having the extra power if needed. Photoshop will be a nice addition when it is available. I would say I wish there were a headphone jack. However, you can purchase an adapter if you need it. Overall, the iPad is well made and is a quick, responsive and beautiful piece of hardware. If you already have a 2nd gen iPad Pro, I wouldn’t recommend you upgrade. For those with older iPads with an A9X processor or slower, this is a worthy upgrade.

I could write an essay on how I feel about this device, but I’m going to try to condense it down to about a paragraph. First off, the screen is FANTASTIC. Apple really killed it with their Pro Motion display. It is so crisp, gets pretty bright, and the colors are fantastic. No complaints here. In terms of build quality, I haven’t noticed any issues, but others have seen that their units bend very easily. Maybe keep it in a case...or buy apple care. When I comes to battery life, I can use this thing for about 8 or 9 hours straight while at work and still have 10-20 percent when I get home. My usage during a work day like that consists mainly of YouTube, word processing, web browsing, and various messaging and email apps. I also use this device to draw, and edit photos, and it works very well in those regards as well. I haven’t tested it’s capability to edit RAW photos in Lightroom yet, but based on its performance in everything else, I’m assuming it’ll perform great there as well. In summary, this device has effectively replaced my laptop for everyday tasks. I still have my desktop for video editing, music production, and more intense photo editing, and I’ll be keeping my laptop for when I need to take Ableton on the go, or edit lots of photos “in the field” but by and large, as both a student and a creative professional, I am very content with using this iPad Pro as my everyday computing machine, and reserving any heavier computing tasks for my PC.

Wondered if going from the original iPad Pro to this wa with it and yes it was. Points for resolution, speed, screen size , Face ID, battery and more. Best Buy sale was great glad I waited.

I am a lifelong Android user first of all. A very enthusiastic Apple certified sales specialist convinced me to give the iPad pro a try since I was in the market for a new tablet capable of handling my work tasks and apps. I told him I have never been drawn to Apple products for a few reasons. 2 of those were changed in the new iPad pro, proprietary connections and the inability to add memory. Another was the inability to use some bluetooth devices, like a keyboard and mouse. He said that was changing in Sept, so after a lot of singing praises, I took the plunge. I wanted to be objective and as open to change as possible. I had alittle bit of a learning curve using Apple OS for the first time extensively, but found most of it very much like android OS. The screen was very nice, the speed was great, some apps were better than they were on my Android devices, some weren't quite as good. The device just didn't wow me compared to the price tag. I gave it the benifit of the doubt, but couldn't justify the cost for what I needed. I returned it and got a Galaxy Tab S4, keyboard case, and included SPen and came home with $300 over the iPad. I have tried to be as objectve as possible, and used the Galaxy S4 in the same way. I have experienced no difference in perfomance, and the screen is slightly better too. The SPen is really a nice addition too, and didn't cost extra. I hope this helps others trying to make the same decision.

The size of the iPad Pro 11 takes some getting used to, but it’s a power house. larger screen, better display, lightning fast, and the Battery life OMG. I went from 1 charge a day to 1 charge every 3 days. I upgraded from iPhone 6S and iPad Pro 9.7 to iPhone 11 Pro and iPad Pro 11. excellent choice. the 1st iPad pro may have been lacking in a few key areas. but the iPad Pro 11 has earned the. Pro. over 10 years with Apple they have always seemed a little over overpriced, but when I take into account the quality overall, the customer service, the PRIVACY, and resale value, it’s worth it.

It feels like writing in a notebook when I use the Apple Pencil on new iPad Pro. My resulting notes are clean and easy to read. Best of all, I can rearrange them after class to make ideas flow more easily without the sloppy circles and arrows all over my page. Makes reviewing for a test much easier. So far, I find this iPad version to be much faster and lighter weight than the older versions I have used.

I use my iPad extensively both at home and at work. Prior to this iPad, I was using the iPad Pro 9.7” and Apple Pencil. The new iPad is a significant upgrade from the 9.7” version. The larger screen is very helpful - noticeable when viewing/using in a good way, but the overall form factor is not much larger than the 9.7 so it’s still very portable. The iPad also seems to run faster/smoother. And the FaceID is a great addition over TouchID - makes the iPad much easier to use.

I came from a 9.7” iPad Pro from 2016 to this device, so it felt like a pretty big upgrade, notably going from 2 GB of RAM to 4. The processor also helps to make things generally smooth and snappy. Face ID is pretty solid, aside from the expected occasional struggles in low light, and a huge improvement from Touch ID, which was giving me a lot of problems over the past year. Overall, it’s the upgrade you’d expect, and the cherry on top is the 120 Hz refresh rate which makes scrolling smooth and fluid, you have to see it yourself to truly understand it.