The iPad Pro M2 12.9-inch is the best tablet Apple has ever made, but the ever increasing costs mean you can get a MacBook for the same cost, and that's probably a better choice for most people. Why ...

The 12.9-inch Apple iPad Pro's cost has finally dropped into the triple digits. The 128GB sixth-generation model is at an all-time low price of $999 (hey, $1 under $1,000 still counts) from $1,099 — a ...

A new rumor claims that the forthcoming 12.9-inch iPad Air will use the same displays as on the current larger iPad Pro — which could be good or bad news for buyers expecting a lower-cost large screen ...

Apple’s newest M4 iPad Pros pack the best display technology, the company’s latest and greatest M4 processor, and other keen advances. But exactly how do the latest tablets differ from their ...

2024 will be a busy year for Apple and for iPad users, at least according to noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. In a report posted on Medium (free account required ...

We gave the iPad Pro a review score of 87 when it debuted late last year. The latest generation of the iPad Pro didn't see a total rebuild like the standard iPad did, but that's not necessarily a bad ...

Amazon today has a few exclusive discounts on the 2022 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with up to $99 off select tablets and a few all-time low prices. Most of the iPad Pros can be delivered between June 1 and 5 ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Certain configurations of both the M1- and M2-powered 12.9-inch iPad Pro are up to $300 off. We also found great ...

As the weekend rolls in, Amazon is now offering the most affordable price of the year on Apple’s latest 12.9-inch M2 iPad Pro. Now on sale starting at $1,000, you can secure the Wi-Fi 128GB ...

While 2012 saw the release of the 7.9-inch iPad Mini to better compete against the 7-inch Android tablets, we've yet to see the iPad grow in size. But if the latest rumor is to be believed, that's ...

The new M5 13-inch iPad Pro is not revolutionary and it's barely even evolutionary, but it's still exceptional — and it's ...