Customer Ratings & Reviews

The latest iPad combines sleek design with impressive performance. Its M2 chip ensures lightning-fast speed, perfect for multitasking and creative apps. The Liquid Retina display offers stunning visuals, while Apple Pencil 2 support enhances productivity. Lightweight and versatile, it’s ideal for work, study, or entertainment. A premium tablet worth investing in.

It’s a very good device, comes with a few scratches on one of the corners but besides that everything is perfectly fine I love it is so powerful, I use it everyday for planning, play some games, emails, schedule, meetings and everything works amazing

I am not convinced that the display is awesome. I had an Tab S9+ prior to this and I felt disappointment with the screen of this ipad. Not backward compatible with Gen 2 pencil and old Magic Keyboard. Other than that, everything in the tablet is great. Battery life, apps, smoothness of operation.

The M4 iPad Pro is an absolutely gorgeous device. The screen is phenomenal, it is impossibly thin, and blazing fast. From a hardware stand point, the iPad Pro is simply unmatched by anything else on the market. Unfortunately, that hardware is drastically limited by iPadOS. While iPadOS has come a long ways, it is still very limited when compared to macOS, and as such you end up wasting a lot of the hardware potential. That's not to say the iPad isn't a good device - in fact it's a great one! But you need to fully understand what and who it's made for, and the tradeoffs you make using iPadOS.

What’s not to like, promotion in the best display on the market, M4 chip keeps everything running buttery smooth. Paired with the Magic Keyboard for minor desk work and Apple Pencil for drawing its a thing of beauty. My only gripe is it’s severely software limited by Apple. iPad OS needs something similar to DeX integrated as the iPad hardware wise is the best on the market there is no reason the iPad Pro shouldn’t be able to be a touchscreen MacBook. Just Apple being Apple not wanting to hurt MacBook Air sales but like sales on either are sales for Apple so it just doesn’t make sense to me.

Amazing iPad. Screen is brilliant. It’s so thin and light. Super fast processor. Is on the pricy side but definitely feels it’s worth it.

Great performance and battery life. iPadOS leaves a bit to be desired. Some apps are not optimized for the bigger screen and aspect ratio but that is more on the app developers than the iPad itself. I don't like the camera on the right side, your hand will often block it when using faceID which is very inconvenient. If you mostly use the iPad in landscape mode then it should be fine.

Coming from a iPad Mini 5th gen, this felt like a nice upgrade. The screen is a good size, gorgeous OLED, nice battery life, and faster. I did not intend to use this iPad as a laptop, if you want a computer then get a computer (simple as that). Not sure if its just me.. but I bought the Airpods Max afterwards and it seemed like the controls on the Max only worked sometimes. I returned it. I have a 1st gen Airpods Pro and an old Sony Bluetooth Headphones and they work fine. When using the iPad as an external display to my M1 Macbook Air the mouse was very buggy and slow (bluetooth Samsung mouse). Not sure if WhosetheBoss is right about Apple Bluetooth mouse intentionally working better as I don't own one. Overall, I am happy with my purchase..

The iPad itself works great! I am very pleased with the size and the performance. The reason for only 4 stars is not the iPad but Apple making owners of iPencils and existing keyboard cases upgrade. This is an uncalled for money-grab by Apple.

This is a pretty good upgrade from my first gen iPad Pro and it is much better than the Pixel Tablet which has pop up ads everywhere. I think the iPad Pro is overpriced given that it is more or just as powerful as a Macbook but limited in the OS. Hopefully Apple's CEO will retire soon so Apple cn get back to innovating great products again.

After almost three months of using the Apple iPad Pro M4, I have a good sense of its strengths and weaknesses. Performance & Display The performance is top-notch—everything runs incredibly fast and smooth, with zero lag even in demanding applications. The screen is absolutely stunning, delivering sharp, vibrant visuals that make watching videos, editing photos, and even casual browsing a pleasure. Battery Life Unfortunately, the battery isn’t as great as expected. I’ve noticed that it depletes a bit faster than I would like, which means you might need to charge it more often, especially if you’re using it for intensive tasks. Strange Buzzing Sound with Magnetic Case One odd thing I noticed is that when using a magnetic case, there’s a buzzing sound when running graphic-intensive apps. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s something to be aware of. Final Verdict Despite the battery life and the buzzing sound issue, the iPad Pro M4 is still an incredible device. Its performance, display quality, and overall experience make it a great choice, especially for those who need a high-performance tablet. I would still recommend it, but just be mindful of the battery and case-related quirk.

I went from a 2021 iPad to this pro version. Honestly if I could have waited for the new iPad I would have but wasn’t an option anymore. With that is mind: Love: - oled screen, colors are gorgeous and dark scenes show up well - responsiveness is excellent but not a huge difference to me since I don’t use this for much besides email, low graphic games, etc - space, number 1 reason I bought this iPad since I only had 4 gb left on old (68 gb) and that was after struggling to cut back Other: - battery length feels the same, maybe an hour longer - a continuing issue that it freezes sometimes when changing apps or you get stuck in an app with no way to close it (I use the assistive button to get around it) Again, if I could have waited I would have been just as likely to love the new iPad (with more space) the same.

I was going to swear off Apple tablets, even tho (before I finally got the tablet I truly wanted) I knew that when it comes to a perfect tablet for most people, the iPad wins. When I heard that the M4 (and yes, if you read my review about my bad luck with the M-chips in their laptops) was going into the iPad Pro first I had to dip my toes into the fruit's pool to see how kick-butt this tablet was. I wasn't disappointed...but like a great movie that was too short, i ended up being so anyway. Light, thin, about as powerful as most modern laptops (only held back by iPadOS) this thing truly was beautiful. While the way iPadOS (comapred to something like the Galaxy TAB S9, its closest competitor) handles multitasking is a matter if you like it or not, there was nothing (photo editing, for example) it could't handle... ...except staying up late. For what this thing cost, the battery life was abysmal. 7-8 hours on a good day, then time to plug it in. Now don't get me wrong, it isn't like it shut off in 15 minutes, but considering the tablet I settled up with gave me at least 4 hours more of time and I only charged it every few days, it was a dealbreaker for me (I figured charigng it every day wouldn't get me the 3-4 years something like this should last ain't gonna let the battery last that long). Ended up returning it.

Its an iPad, so you know what you are getting into. The only improvement here is it finally has an OLED screen like Android tablets have had for a decade or more. It is so thin that I feel like you can easily break it. Because it is an iPad, it is incredibly useless when it comes to acting as a replacement to a computer.

Love/ Hate Apple. Great product. Very frustrating our old IPad pro magic keyboard and pro pen do not work with the new hardware. That should be illegal. Had to spend another $500 to get the NEW keybaord and NEW Pen. So anyways. Amazing hardware and runs great. Stupid monopoly to force customers to do this!

While this is a perfectly solid upgrade, if you have an iPad Pro from the past three years, you don’t necessarily need it either. The OLED screen is slightly better, but was a bit overhyped in my view. The battery life is the same, which is a disappointment in the context of an OLED screen, where you’d expect improvement. As for the specs, while they’re again perfectly good, if you had an M1 iPad Pro, you’re unlikely to notice unless you do serious work on your iPad. So if you are someone who uses an iPad for serious productive work, this is probably more your speed. If you just use it as a bigger iPhone, consider more carefully before upgrading if you already have a recent iPad Pro. Three more notes: The previous Apple Pencil won’t work with this model, so be advised. It also seems the volume buttons switch when the device is in landscape, and that doesn’t seem to be controllable via Settings, so keep these factors in mind. Lastly, the Face ID camera is on the side, not the top, and that takes some adjustment.

the iPad Pro M4 is one of the best tablets on the market, but whether it's worth the upgrade depends on your use case. If you're looking for cutting-edge tablet performance and can maximize its capabilities, it's a phenomenal device. However, if you're on a previous-gen iPad Pro or don’t need the top-tier specs, the high cost might give you pause.

Blazingly fast. More than enough storage space. Beautiful display.

It’s a great device, but at a premium price. I rationalize that I’ll keep it for years and from that perspective it’s worth it to me. It’s like with iPhones: Apple still charges extra (Pro) for 120hz refresh rate.

So far, i like my new device - the purchase was made extra special with Anthony’s help and patience,