I recently purchased the Apple iPad Pro 4th Gen and I have to say, I'm blown away by its performance. The Liquid Retina display is absolutely gorgeous - it's so clear and vibrant, making it perfect for watching videos or editing photos. Plus, the large size of the screen makes multitasking a breeze, which is great when I need to have multiple apps open at once. Speaking of multitasking, the A12Z Bionic chip in the iPad Pro is seriously impressive. It's lightning-fast and can handle anything I throw at it without lagging or slowing down. I use my iPad for work, so I really appreciate how powerful it is - it makes editing documents and running business apps so much smoother. One of the other things I love about the iPad Pro 4th Gen is its camera system. The quality of ... MoreI recently purchased the Apple iPad Pro 4th Gen and I have to say, I'm blown away by its performance. The Liquid Retina display is absolutely gorgeous - it's so clear and vibrant, making it perfect for watching videos or editing photos. Plus, the large size of the screen makes multitasking a breeze, which is great when I need to have multiple apps open at once. Speaking of multitasking, the A12Z Bionic chip in the iPad Pro is seriously impressive. It's lightning-fast and can handle anything I throw at it without lagging or slowing down. I use my iPad for work, so I really appreciate how powerful it is - it makes editing documents and running business apps so much smoother. One of the other things I love about the iPad Pro 4th Gen is its camera system. The quality of the photos and videos I can take on this tablet is seriously impressive. The wide camera and ultra-wide camera work really well together, and the LiDAR scanner adds a new level of depth to my photos. It's perfect for when I want to capture special moments while I'm out and about. Overall, I'm really happy with my purchase of the Apple iPad Pro 4th Gen. Yes, it's an investment, but the quality and performance make it totally worth it. I highly recommend this tablet to anyone who needs a powerful, versatile device that can handle all their needs. Send a message...

This is my first ever tablet, I’ve been more of a manual artist but I’ve been wanting to work on procreate for very very long time. Whenever I use to watch any videos of other artists using Procreate, I always use to tell myself that I’m going to use this app and buy an IPad. It’s not a cheap tablet and I’m not someone who would spend money on something I won’t use. I wanted to make sure there are lot of features I would use other than a digital drawing software. IPad Pro 12.9” is such a beauty and it works fast without any jitters or lags. I always prefer wider bigger screens even on phones, so how could I compromise on my first-ever Ipad☺️? And especially when my main purpose was to draw in High Resolution. The good thing is, now I stream Netflix, Disney, and ... MoreThis is my first ever tablet, I’ve been more of a manual artist but I’ve been wanting to work on procreate for very very long time. Whenever I use to watch any videos of other artists using Procreate, I always use to tell myself that I’m going to use this app and buy an IPad. It’s not a cheap tablet and I’m not someone who would spend money on something I won’t use. I wanted to make sure there are lot of features I would use other than a digital drawing software. IPad Pro 12.9” is such a beauty and it works fast without any jitters or lags. I always prefer wider bigger screens even on phones, so how could I compromise on my first-ever Ipad☺️? And especially when my main purpose was to draw in High Resolution. The good thing is, now I stream Netflix, Disney, and Apple TV and I don't watch regular TV anymore. Cameras are good quality but for this size, it's not practical to take pics on an iPad until your an interior designer or knows your going to use LiDAR. I wish I could use LIDAR Feature properly but I couldn’t make good use of it up till now. Picture and display quality is just phenomenal. I really do enjoy shows and films specifically with my AirPods Pro. It has noise cancellation and you can personalize your sound preferences. It makes your streaming and gaming experience 10 times better. It’s quite fast and great for taking notes, sharing everything really fast with Airdrop. One cool thing that I really like about this specific model is that Apple Pencil attaches to iPad sideways without inserting it like previous versions which reduces the risks of breaking it. Pencil’s grip is super strong. And the look and minimalist design feels great in hands. It is gorgeous and super chic.❤️❤️❤️👍🏻 It’s definitely a device Top of its chain, specially if your an artist and wants to try Procreate. It’s an investment and I’m seeing myself using it for quite sometime without upgrading for couple of years. I might invest in magic keyboard later on” not sure yet’ will see” 😏. I would definitely recommend,More than satisfied⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A perfect laptop replacement

Picked up this older version (4th gen) iPad Pro base model after I had previously purchased a M1 MacBook Air - it was a perfectly lovely device but I realized I was still doing most of my actual work (photography, writing, spreadsheets and other simple tasks) on my windows PC. The laptop was meant to be a mobile workstation I could take to clients, but working on the small screen after being used to 32" of 2160p screen estate was not going to happen. All I needed was a portable device that could be used to show a client documentation/photos, take notes and do correspondence tasks.MacBook Air was simply overkill for that, and it's much, much, MUCH easier to use an iPad for client demos and showing photos/text compared to a laptop. Thanks to Micro Center's generous ... MorePicked up this older version (4th gen) iPad Pro base model after I had previously purchased a M1 MacBook Air - it was a perfectly lovely device but I realized I was still doing most of my actual work (photography, writing, spreadsheets and other simple tasks) on my windows PC. The laptop was meant to be a mobile workstation I could take to clients, but working on the small screen after being used to 32" of 2160p screen estate was not going to happen. All I needed was a portable device that could be used to show a client documentation/photos, take notes and do correspondence tasks.MacBook Air was simply overkill for that, and it's much, much, MUCH easier to use an iPad for client demos and showing photos/text compared to a laptop. Thanks to Micro Center's generous return window during the holidays, I was able to return the MacBook Air and get this last remaining example of an older A12x powered iPad Pro. I don't need a M1 machine or huge amounts of storage to do my work, and this was $200 less for a gorgeous screen, 120hz refresh rate, and smaller/lighter than the Air.I could have gotten the freshest M1 iPad Air but the 12.9 screen is simply too good. It's the right proportion and size to be passable as a sheet of letter paper and that makes it remarkably easy to use as a delivery medium for images and text. The screens on MacBook Air/Pro etc. may be bigger but they don't do portrait orientation, and at nearly 100% the size of a sheet of paper it's the most seamless way to have a digital document workflow.The money I saved by not buying the latest M2 iPad Pro will go to a new Mac Studio (when the M2 version drops or when the M1max model is on sale) because iCloud integration is a total game changer for people who work across multiple sites, and doing it on PC is possible but kludgy at best.

Excellent Product

The latest iPad Pro is a remarkable device that outshines its predecessors, solidifying its position as the ultimate tablet for both creatives and professionals. Apple has once again pushed the envelope with the introduction of the powerful M1 chip, providing users with a seamless, lightning-fast experience. The battery life is exceptional, easily lasting a full day's work without any hiccups.The iPad Pro's stunning 12.9" Liquid Retina XDR display is simply breathtaking, delivering vibrant colors and crisp visuals, making it perfect for both artists and binge-watchers. The 120Hz ProMotion technology ensures smooth scrolling and minimal lag, which is ideal for gaming enthusiasts.Apple's iPad Pro also boasts a versatile USB-C port, offering expanded connectivity ... MoreThe latest iPad Pro is a remarkable device that outshines its predecessors, solidifying its position as the ultimate tablet for both creatives and professionals. Apple has once again pushed the envelope with the introduction of the powerful M1 chip, providing users with a seamless, lightning-fast experience. The battery life is exceptional, easily lasting a full day's work without any hiccups.The iPad Pro's stunning 12.9" Liquid Retina XDR display is simply breathtaking, delivering vibrant colors and crisp visuals, making it perfect for both artists and binge-watchers. The 120Hz ProMotion technology ensures smooth scrolling and minimal lag, which is ideal for gaming enthusiasts.Apple's iPad Pro also boasts a versatile USB-C port, offering expanded connectivity options. The Apple Pencil 2nd Gen and Magic Keyboard further enhance the device's capabilities, making it a run for a true laptop replacement.If you're looking for the ultimate tablet experience, the iPad Pro is an investment worth considering.

I like it

The tablet I am reviewing is an excellent device that has quickly become an essential part of my daily routine. It is lightweight, easy to use, and incredibly versatile.The screen is bright and clear, and the colors are vibrant. It's perfect for streaming movies, reading books, or browsing the internet. The sound quality is impressive for a device of this size, and the battery life is long-lasting, allowing me to use it for hours without needing to recharge.Another feature that I appreciate is the wide range of apps available for this tablet. Whether I need to take notes, edit photos, or stay organized, there is an app available that meets my needs.Overall, I would highly recommend this tablet to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile device. It's perfect ... MoreThe tablet I am reviewing is an excellent device that has quickly become an essential part of my daily routine. It is lightweight, easy to use, and incredibly versatile.The screen is bright and clear, and the colors are vibrant. It's perfect for streaming movies, reading books, or browsing the internet. The sound quality is impressive for a device of this size, and the battery life is long-lasting, allowing me to use it for hours without needing to recharge.Another feature that I appreciate is the wide range of apps available for this tablet. Whether I need to take notes, edit photos, or stay organized, there is an app available that meets my needs.Overall, I would highly recommend this tablet to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile device. It's perfect for both personal and professional use and has all the features you need to stay connected and productive. If you're in the market for a new tablet, this one is definitely worth considering.

Kieran's review of Apple 12.9" iPad Pro (2021) - 512 GB, Space Grey

Pros: Really good, really fast. The graphics are great. I bought this iPad last month, I am a college student studying Graphic Design, Business and Maths. I use ProCreate and Adobe software for Graphic Design and this iPad has made hand drawing rendering so much easier (Using the Apple Pencil). My note taking has been so much more organised and neat in digital form. The pencil gestures and behaviour make a lot of things much easier such as drawing graphs in Maths and Business. The battery gets me through the whole day, even into my evening as well. I am very pleased that after a full day of note taking I am also able to come home and relax by watching Netflix and still have a good 30-40% battery left. Having the capability to attach the iPad to the Magic Keyboard ... MorePros: Really good, really fast. The graphics are great. I bought this iPad last month, I am a college student studying Graphic Design, Business and Maths. I use ProCreate and Adobe software for Graphic Design and this iPad has made hand drawing rendering so much easier (Using the Apple Pencil). My note taking has been so much more organised and neat in digital form. The pencil gestures and behaviour make a lot of things much easier such as drawing graphs in Maths and Business. The battery gets me through the whole day, even into my evening as well. I am very pleased that after a full day of note taking I am also able to come home and relax by watching Netflix and still have a good 30-40% battery left. Having the capability to attach the iPad to the Magic Keyboard quickly is also great as it means I can use it as a desktop computer when I am typing essays and then take the keyboard off so I can draw on it flat. I would really recommend this product to anyone considering buying one. It has made my student life a lot easier and it is so good to have the option to use it as an iMac/iPad hybrid.Cons: The side magnet park for the Apple Pencil is not strong enough in my opinion. Other than that, it is perfect.

Love it! Truly love it if you don’t look too deep.

This is my 3rd IPad. I chose this model for a critical reason; the unlocked cell version contains the GPS electronics. I need this to use aviation moving maps . I also loaded up on internal memory for the same reason. I will say I was dissatisfied with the previous version as there are two items which will render the IPAD useless is a broken screen, not too bad because it is repairable and the USB charging port wearing out and was NOT REPAIRABLE! The older IPAD the usb was directly connected to the primary board and you might as well toss because it then could not be charged. The newer IPads have this circuit as a separate module. Having said this the IPad has a charging port which is separate. If you look on the back of the iPad there are three little dots. Those ... MoreThis is my 3rd IPad. I chose this model for a critical reason; the unlocked cell version contains the GPS electronics. I need this to use aviation moving maps . I also loaded up on internal memory for the same reason. I will say I was dissatisfied with the previous version as there are two items which will render the IPAD useless is a broken screen, not too bad because it is repairable and the USB charging port wearing out and was NOT REPAIRABLE! The older IPAD the usb was directly connected to the primary board and you might as well toss because it then could not be charged. The newer IPads have this circuit as a separate module. Having said this the IPad has a charging port which is separate. If you look on the back of the iPad there are three little dots. Those dots connect up to the very expensive IPAD key board and it can charge the internal battery without the wear and tear. Why do they not have a charging device which does not cost an arm and a leg? So that’s my complaint. Spend this kind of money and let a wearable part used every day which will eventually break. Are the designers brain dead? So the right to repair is something APPLE is Fighting. They reluctantly will supple parts but each part is coded to a particular serial number. I guess this is progress. So would I ever not buy an IPad? Nope in this day and time I cannot see me not being connected. I love the operation and the ease of use. Apple is fighting on another front not to have the iPad replace their equally great laptops. So they are careful not to let the systems overlap too much. So if you use apple products you will pay in more ways than one. I do believe they make superior products.

The sale made it a super deal for me !

I was not seriously contemplating buying this M1 12.9” iPad Pro. I had 2018 11” A12 iPad Pro. Lately I had almost stopped using the old 11” one as once you get taste of the mini-led XDR display on MacBook Pro and the larger screen, there is no going back. Even with the Magic Keyboard, 11” really doesn’t cut it.I tried this 12.9” model with lower expectations as I thought - after all, it is an iPad again. I can tell any buyers who are thinking about this, the 12.9” model is really useful and helps with multi-tasking like split screen or stage manager etc. The XDR display really is eye candy with 120hz pro motion. The M1 processor make a world of difference when you edit videos. Now, this really rivals a MacBook Pro.Given the retail cost before sale is higher than ... MoreI was not seriously contemplating buying this M1 12.9” iPad Pro. I had 2018 11” A12 iPad Pro. Lately I had almost stopped using the old 11” one as once you get taste of the mini-led XDR display on MacBook Pro and the larger screen, there is no going back. Even with the Magic Keyboard, 11” really doesn’t cut it.I tried this 12.9” model with lower expectations as I thought - after all, it is an iPad again. I can tell any buyers who are thinking about this, the 12.9” model is really useful and helps with multi-tasking like split screen or stage manager etc. The XDR display really is eye candy with 120hz pro motion. The M1 processor make a world of difference when you edit videos. Now, this really rivals a MacBook Pro.Given the retail cost before sale is higher than a MacBook Air, the advantages are quite clear for an iPad. The display alone makes a huge difference. Having the fabless design rivals the quietness of an air. The accessories give it a new look altogether and it’s more portable than a laptop.I used Luma-fusion for a work video editing and really was blown away with the experience. The HDR content on this display is out of the world and I have not experienced any blooming. The deep blacks and high contrasts - once you taste it, there is no going back to any IPS panel any more.Now, I will say, the Sale price really made it worth. I wanted a 512GB model. No way I could afford 1500+ $/-. Also got a price match when price had fallen to 999$ one day. Sweet !

What an improvement from my fifth generation iPad

Coming from a fifth generation iPad, it was hard to get used to not having the button at the bottom. Also other things to get used to with new iOS, like when I swipe up from the bottom, the taskbar pops up first, when I’m used to minimizing the screen first. So you kind of have to continue swiping to shrink your browser window, or search through apps, not sure if I’m explaining that clearly, but when you swipe up to get all the open windows and apps, and you can flick them up to make them disappear, that’s the function I’m talking about. I also IMMEDIATELY noticed this speaker, improvement, and how light weight and thin the unit is. Though it’s not the HDR screen the larger pro has, I think the quality is great, again a big improvement from my iPad fifth generation. ... MoreComing from a fifth generation iPad, it was hard to get used to not having the button at the bottom. Also other things to get used to with new iOS, like when I swipe up from the bottom, the taskbar pops up first, when I’m used to minimizing the screen first. So you kind of have to continue swiping to shrink your browser window, or search through apps, not sure if I’m explaining that clearly, but when you swipe up to get all the open windows and apps, and you can flick them up to make them disappear, that’s the function I’m talking about. I also IMMEDIATELY noticed this speaker, improvement, and how light weight and thin the unit is. Though it’s not the HDR screen the larger pro has, I think the quality is great, again a big improvement from my iPad fifth generation. It looks bigger than my iPad fifth generation, but it doesn’t feel any heavier or harder to hold. I have not bought the keyboard for it, but I’m thinking about it as it is seems from online reviews kind of handy to not drag my laptop inside or further taking out my laptop, plugging it in, and going through all that when this is always charged and in my room. I can swipe through emails, search the web, check out YouTube, social media, real estate, all very easily, while lying in bed without any discomfort. I added a slim shell case, as I don’t like those other cases that cover and prop up, and feel bulky holding while sitting in bed, or on the couch. Battery also last twice as long as my four or five year old fifth-generation. A dislike is the power down feature , though, I think I can fix that in settings, and screenshot doesn’t feel natural either. It’s set up where I pinch the top button and top volume button meaning I have to grab the top corner together with fingers on both hands and doesn’t feel easy to do in hand and I have to rest the tablet on my stomach to hold pressure while pressing. Old method better and more secure using the two palms of my hand on two opposite ends of the tablet made it much easier to hold without feeling like the tablet is gonna fly out of my hand, or fall on the ground. Also the old method was easy, either horizontally or vertically. I guess I have to get used to it if I can’t fix it in settings, which I know there are a few settings like that which I need to explore. So I’ve heard it before, and now I agree, Apple needs to bring back the button!!!

Will this work for a old migrated Sprint account

I believe Microcenter is doing a good job in regards to helping customers. I did use the text to customer for the first time and it was a good experience. Although sometimes you still prefer to speak with someone in regards to finding a product.Also the product I picked up was a good product and worked out of the box but my issue that I was having was my Cellular services didn't work on it due to me being a former Sprint Customer and me having to migrate over to T Mobile and I found out some information that will help you and future buyers.Please make mention on your IPad Pro 11 4th generation that the cellular service doesn’t work with T Mobile if you migrated from Sprint to T Mobile you might experience issues connecting.Now there was no way of know this and ... MoreI believe Microcenter is doing a good job in regards to helping customers. I did use the text to customer for the first time and it was a good experience. Although sometimes you still prefer to speak with someone in regards to finding a product.Also the product I picked up was a good product and worked out of the box but my issue that I was having was my Cellular services didn't work on it due to me being a former Sprint Customer and me having to migrate over to T Mobile and I found out some information that will help you and future buyers.Please make mention on your IPad Pro 11 4th generation that the cellular service doesn’t work with T Mobile if you migrated from Sprint to T Mobile you might experience issues connecting.Now there was no way of know this and when I called T Mobile none of the Reps new this. I had to go to multiple stores and only one person who was a formal Sprint employee new this. It needs to be explained to them that in order to put the Ipad Pro 11 4th generation on a T mobile account you will need to be fully migrated to a T Mobile plan if for some reason your have a cheaper plan then the newer plans then the other option would be to purchase the 6th Generation IPad pro 12.9 inch with Cellular and it should work.We tested the IPad Pro 11 4th generation with a tmobile only slim card and the IPad pro 11 4th generation did work but it was for someone who has a straight T Mobile account and not a migrated account.When the 6 generation IPad pro was purchased I immediately called T Mobile to check to see if it was compatible and they immediately said that the device was compatible and I was able to put it on a new line and new slim card without a issue and then cancel my other line that had my old Ipad device. This allowed me to do a fresh start on the device then I restored the I cloud backup. But I checked the imei number through t mobile first this time before I added all of my stuff back on.So please make sure this is noted in bold letters on your website for this device so other people who are in a similar situation want buy the wrong one and have to spend a day trying to figure this out like I did. I will be working to add this possibly to one of your reviewsRemember: This device does work with a straight T Mobile account. This device will give you issues if you have a account that was mitigated from a Sprint to T Mobile.This review has nothing to do with Micro Center love this place and would recommend them to anyone. This is to help Formal sprint customers who want to upgrade their tablet to the new one and want to purchase it outright and add it to their existing account but dont know which one works if they have a migrated sprint account this took me from 11 am to 5 pm to get resolved so im going to help save other people time