Customer Ratings & Reviews

Terrible didn’t receive the right package got a bunch of shattered glass. Never got a return.

I’ve been using the new 13-inch iPad Pro with the M4 chip and OLED display, and it’s easily one of the most impressive devices Apple has released in recent years. The performance is lightning-fast, handling multitasking, creative apps, and even demanding workloads like video editing without breaking a sweat. The M4 chip feels like a true leap forward, especially with Apple Intelligence features beginning to roll out. The OLED display is absolutely stunning—deep blacks, vibrant colors, and incredible brightness make everything from movies to reading documents look amazing. It’s noticeably more immersive compared to previous iPads. The build is incredibly thin and light for a 13-inch tablet, yet it still feels premium and solid. Space Black looks sleek and professional, and it resists fingerprints better than I expected. Battery life is solid, though not dramatically better than previous models. If you’re using high-performance apps or screen at max brightness, you’ll still need to charge daily. This iPad truly blurs the line between a tablet and a laptop—especially if paired with a Magic Keyboard or Apple Pencil Pro. If you’re in the Apple ecosystem and looking for a powerful, future-proof device for work, creativity, or entertainment, this is an excellent choice.

The 2024 iPad works great. There were no issues and it works exactly like how it's supposed to. The display is crisp, the battery life gives me enough power while at work, and the durability is great. The M4 is definitely worth it too if you need a more powerful tablet.

The iPad Pro M4 (256 GB) is hands down the most powerful and refined tablet Apple has ever made. With the new M4 chip, performance is lightning-fast – whether I’m multitasking, editing high-res photos, or running complex apps, it doesn’t miss a beat. The Liquid Retina XDR display is stunning – colors are vivid, blacks are deep, and the refresh rate makes everything feel incredibly fluid. Storage-wise, 256 GB hits the sweet spot. It’s more than enough for my files, apps, and offline media. The battery life is solid, easily lasting a full workday, and the addition of USB-C with Thunderbolt support has made file transfers and external display use seamless. The Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard unlock its full potential – it’s genuinely a laptop replacement for many workflows. I’ve used it for writing, data analysis, creative work, and media consumption, and it excels in all areas. Only downside? The accessories are expensive, and iPadOS still limits what this hardware is capable of – but it’s getting better. Overall, the iPad Pro M4 is an investment, but one that redefines what a tablet can be. If you need serious performance in a sleek, ultra-portable form, this is it.

I recently got the iPad Pro 13-inch, and it’s been fantastic. The design is sleek and premium, with a slim and lightweight build. The 13-inch Liquid Retina XDR display is stunning, with vibrant colors and sharp details, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes everything super smooth. Powered by the M1 chip, this iPad is incredibly fast. It handles everything from heavy apps to multitasking without a hitch, rivaling the performance of many laptops. The battery life is solid, lasting a full day of heavy use, and it charges quickly with the USB-C port. Using it with the Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard enhances the overall experience and productivity. The cameras are excellent for a tablet, making it great for both photos and video calls. The audio from the four speakers is rich and loud, perfect for media consumption. Overall, the iPad Pro 13-inch is a powerful, versatile device with an amazing display. It’s on the pricey side, but worth it if you need a high-end tablet. Highly recommended!

The new 13-inch iPad Pro with the M4 chip is nothing short of a powerhouse. Apple has taken everything that was great about the previous models and elevated it to another level. Display: The new Ultra Retina XDR (Tandem OLED) display is absolutely stunning. Colors are vivid, blacks are deep, and the brightness is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Whether I’m editing photos, watching 4K movies, or just browsing the web, everything looks buttery smooth and incredibly detailed. Performance: This iPad is blazing fast. The M4 chip handles heavy tasks like video editing, 3D rendering, and multitasking with zero lag. It truly feels like a MacBook in tablet form. Even when using Final Cut Pro and Procreate simultaneously, it doesn’t break a sweat. Design & Portability: At just 5.1mm thin, it’s the thinnest Apple device ever—and surprisingly lightweight despite the large screen. It’s sleek, modern, and feels premium in every way. Perfect for working on the go or creating content from anywhere

The iPad Pro with the M4 chips is really impressive because it’s incredibly fast and handles everything smoothly, even tasks that would usually slow down other devices, like video editing or gaming. The M4 chips are designed by Apple, so they work perfectly with the software, giving the iPad fantastic battery life too. It has an amazing display and great graphics, and on top of that, iPadOS makes it really versatile for both work and play. It's basically like having a powerful laptop and a tablet all in one.

I recently got the new Apple iPad Pro 13-inch, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I picked it up, I was blown away by how thin and lightweight it is. The design feels sleek and premium, and the OLED Ultra Retina XDR display is absolutely stunning. The colors are vibrant, the blacks are deep, and the 120Hz ProMotion makes everything feel incredibly smooth. Whether I’m watching videos, browsing, or sketching, the display alone makes this iPad feel like a huge upgrade. Performance-wise, this thing is an absolute powerhouse. The M4 chip handles everything effortlessly, from multitasking and gaming to photo and video editing. Apps open instantly, and I haven’t experienced any lag, no matter what I throw at it. I also picked up the Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard, and they make a big difference. The Apple Pencil feels even more natural to use with haptic feedback, and the Magic Keyboard turns the iPad into a true laptop alternative. Battery life has also been solid—I can easily go a full day without worrying about charging. Overall, this is hands down one of the best tech purchases I’ve made in a long time. It’s powerful, portable, and incredibly fun to use. If you’re considering getting one, I highly recommend it!

I would recommend and prefer an ipad as a tablet or basic computer replacement. Its convinient specially with the battery life it has. My togo computer for entertainment, note taking and emails. The compute is great too, you can run games and video editing softwares with ease

This is an upgrade from a smaller 2 yr old iPad Pro and it DOES NOT disappoint. It’s the right max size. Any bigger would be too much. And now that I have used it for some time, I couldn’t envision going back to the smaller one. What a difference a couple inches in screen size makes! The powerful M4 runs very smooth and the screen resolution is great. The battery life is what would be expected. Though I have it set to charge only to 80% and I never let it drop below 20%. A couple hrs here and there throughout the day usually calls for a charge. But it isn’t as much a nuisance as I thought it might be. I usually forget to put it in power saving mode after a charge (power saving mode cuts off at 80% charge and has to turned back on). When I do remember, it does make a little bit difference w/o sacrificing anything noticeable in performance and/or usability.

I absolutely love my iPad! It’s incredibly fast, lightweight, and the display is stunning — perfect for everything from streaming and reading to working on creative projects. The battery life lasts all day, and the overall user experience is smooth and reliable. I honestly don’t know how I ever managed without it. Definitely one of the best purchases I’ve made — I’m beyond happy with it!

The iPad is an incredibly versatile device, perfect for work, entertainment, and creativity. Its sleek design, powerful performance, and intuitive interface make it a pleasure to use. With an extensive app ecosystem and excellent battery life, it's a must-have for productivity and leisure.

Weight is much improved over the 12.9 Pro. It no longer hurts my carpal tunnel wrist if I pick it up one-handed by the short end. Seems zippier than the 12.9 and the new OLED screen is great. Best Buy was the place to buy it also as my Total Tech membership gave me $50 off the price, $50 more for trade-in than Apple, and two years of Apple Care for no additional cost for being a Total Tech member!

Let’s cut straight to the chase. If you have never owned an iPad Pro before, need OLED, upgrading from a previous gen 11 inch pro or have an extremely niche use case to demand use of the m4.. just get it. It’s the best iPad Apple has ever made and the best tablet experience on the market that’s not a full desktop os. If you still own a previous gen 12.9 with mini-led with apple silicon.. you won’t notice much a difference in day to day use outside of the OLED screen. Might be best to save your money if none of the above features are necessary. M1-M2 iPads will still receive support for quite some time, the magic keyboards are now cheaper, and the Apple Pencil 2 is more than enough. As a graphic designer/ artist a lot of the new m4 iPad features were a pleasant upgrade. In the past I could never hold on to an iPad feeling features were missing or weight was too much for the 13 inch. Finally after so many years we have OLED, better base storage, it’s thinner and lighter, and will support upcoming iPadOS for a very long time. However, outside of work I’m still using my iPad the same as I used too. Browsing, entertainment, social media, notes, etc. Everything I can do on my phone, but this time I feel like the display finally matches its purpose. It’s truly an incredible screen only marginally outmatched by Samsung’s. However, the reference mode in the display settings really makes this shine for a creator. Apple has always had extremely well calibrated screens and this is no different for the model I have. Let’s also not forget moving the camera to the correct, horizontal side of the screen. The drawback for the new m4 pros are the speakers and the cost of new accessories. Apple had to change the magnet array to accommodate the new camera position and other internals. This means your previous Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard for iPad are now obsolete and have to be upgraded to the new and “improved” versions. It’s going to be a growing pain for while before better third party accessories become available. The speakers feel thinner because well… the chassis is thinner! I personally think there is a difference in quality between the previous and current m4, but it’s not the biggest deal.

The iPad Pro is a powerful and fast tablet with a beautiful display. It works great for drawing, watching videos, and multitasking. The battery lasts all day, and it feels light and easy to carry. It’s perfect for both work and play, though a bit pricey. I really like it.

This is probably the best tablet you can buy right now, with an amazing display that looks better than probably any other display you have ever used, a laptop grade processor (which is not even remotely used to it's full potential), great speakers, face ID, and basically everything else you could possibly wish for. I'm glad that they switched the webcam orientation compared to the last generation and the removal of the ultrawide camera is practically irrelevant. Although it is really cool to hold it in your hands at just 5mm I would rather have it be slightly thicker so that the battery life was improved and it felt a little more sturdy. Not to say that it doesn't feel sturdy, but I feel very scared using it given how expensive it is, I'm always on edge when I use it somewhere where it could possibly get damaged. I think the main advantage of the 13 inch over the 11 inch is if you are planning to use the keyboard or use the pencil at all. The 13 inch is basically the exact same size as a standard piece of printer paper meaning if you plan to draw or take notes you don't have to zoom in like you do with the smaller one. Also the keyboard for the 13 inch is much more spaced out and comparable to a macbook air. It is really light so it isn't necessarily uncomfortable to use but it would its definitely more unwieldy than the 11 inch. I would definitely recommend this if you can find it on sale, which it goes on frequently, but only for people who really care about the improvements over the ipad air. For most people, this is going to feel the exact same as the iPad Air 13 (which is 400 dollars cheaper for the same storage at retail) unless you care about the tandem OLED 120hz promotion display, which I would say is the primary reason to buy this.

Let me start by saying: if you’re looking for a device that’s boring, slow, and struggles to keep up with your multitasking chaos—look elsewhere. Want a screen that makes everything look like it was filmed in a potato? Yeah, this ain’t it. Hoping for a battery that dies faster than your motivation on a Monday? Sorry, this one lasts all day and then some. Craving that delightful lag when switching between apps? Nope—just buttery smooth transitions like it’s showing off. Trying to type on a keyboard that fights back? The Magic Keyboard snaps in like it’s ready for battle. Dreaming of using a stylus that feels like dragging a crayon on cardboard? The Apple Pencil is a little TOO precise. It’s reading my mind at this point. Honestly, if you want something frustrating, clunky, and uninspired—the iPad Pro is going to disappoint you. Because this thing? This is the iPad I keep pretending I wasn’t going to buy again. I’ve lost count how many iPads I’ve owned, but this one? This one’s it. If you’re not looking for something awesome, sleek, powerful, and maybe just a little too perfect… Then you’re definitely looking for something else.

The M4 is fast, but needs the right programs to utlize it. The OLED screen is bright. See the photo attached for the difference between the 13” Air and 13” Pro. I saw one reviewer said to “not believe the hype,” but its not hype when Apple delivered on the promise. The same concern remains, however. iPadOS doesnt even begin to utlize what the iPad can do as for speed and processing. But, getting this new M4 will be future-proof and be ready for whatever Apple and other developers offer the next few years.

The iPad Pro M4 is incredibly powerful and fast — perfect for professional tasks. Its OLED display is stunning, ideal for visual and creative work. It’s very thin, lightweight, and built with premium quality. With the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro, it becomes a complete workstation. The iPad Pro M4 is incredibly powerful and fast — perfect for professional tasks. Its OLED display is stunning, ideal for visual and creative work. It’s very thin, lightweight, and built with premium quality. With the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro, it becomes a complete workstation. Battery life is excellent, lasting all day, and the sound quality is impressive. Face ID works flawlessly, and the front camera is now better positioned for video calls. iPadOS still has some limitations but integrates seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem. Overall: It’s expensive, but absolutely worth it if you want the best performance and design. Battery life is excellent, lasting all day, and the sound quality is impressive. Face ID works flawlessly, and the front camera is now better positioned for video calls. iPadOS still has some limitations but integrates seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem. Overall: It’s expensive, but absolutely worth it if you want the best performance and design.

Upgraded from a iPad Pro 11” 2018 the difference is completely awesome. The screen is gorgeous, the size is great. I can’t believe how lightweight this 13” iPad is. Everything is fast compared to my old device. The only thing I didn’t like was the removal of the extra camera and needing to by a new Apple Pencil