Upgraded to this new IPad Pro 12.9 inch. The size does not feel too big to hold. It is big enough for one to feel free to create artwork on a wide canvas. Much better than 11 inch or older Ipad Airs. The pen and the pad pair is finest for creativity. I also love the sound coming from speakers on both ends of the Ipad when in landscape mode. I am not even talking about the resolution and smoothness of swipes as that is expected in an Apple product. Fully satisfied.

Excellent product. You do pay a premium but you get something that's going to last for a long time that's top of the range. The screen quality is superb and the touch very responsive. It's fabulous fir browsing through photos and also internet. Everything is simple to use I also bought the keyboard cover which turns it into a laptop - it works the same as my Mac book. Very pleased with this and highly recommend. John Lewis also give their extended warranty which is better than elsewhere so well worth buying through them.

Let's be honest - the iPad Pro 11" hasn't really functionally changed since this design was introduced in 2018. Even the introduction of the M1 processor last year was kind of moot because, other than a very few professional edge cases, no one was sitting there waiting for things to get done with the previous CPUs. And in that context, the 2022 upgrade to the M2 is probably the least impactful improvement of all. Don't get me wrong - the iPad Pro is hands down the best all purpose tablet on the market. If nothing but the best will do - look no further. I got the 2022 model because my 2018 iPad Pro broke (I sat on it - oops), and with store credit and a discount and the free AppleCare through TotalTech - it was a deal I couldn't pass up. Now, the question of the ages ... MoreLet's be honest - the iPad Pro 11" hasn't really functionally changed since this design was introduced in 2018. Even the introduction of the M1 processor last year was kind of moot because, other than a very few professional edge cases, no one was sitting there waiting for things to get done with the previous CPUs. And in that context, the 2022 upgrade to the M2 is probably the least impactful improvement of all. Don't get me wrong - the iPad Pro is hands down the best all purpose tablet on the market. If nothing but the best will do - look no further. I got the 2022 model because my 2018 iPad Pro broke (I sat on it - oops), and with store credit and a discount and the free AppleCare through TotalTech - it was a deal I couldn't pass up. Now, the question of the ages - do I get the 11" or 12.9"? Consider these questions: * Are you a consumer or a creator? If you plan to spend you time on this editing videos or photos, doing music production, or sitting at a desk doing writing and spreadsheets - then the larger model may be better for you. For a consumer (browsing the web, checking email and messages, streaming music and video, doing social media) the 11" is perfect. * Is this a go-everwhere device - something you want always with you in your briefcase or backpack - so you can use at a moment's notice? Get the 11". The 12.9" is for people who take the tablet to a desk or table and then do work on it for a period of time. You don't use the 12.9" model in your hand(s) - you put it down on a surface and either type or use the pen. I got the 11" because I can easily hold it in one hand and either use my fingers or the pen to move around. I can be standing in line at the coffee shop, or sitting in a meeting at the office. It is unobtrusive and does not look and feel like you are carrying a MacBook screen around in your hands. But whichever model you get, I think for most people I would reccomend looking for a good deal on the M1 iPad Pro, and taking the money you save and buy a Magic Keyboard - a ridiculously overpriced acessory, but it will double the capability of the tablet.