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While this is a perfectly solid upgrade, if you have an iPad Pro from the past three years, you donât 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 youâd expect improvement. As for the specs, while theyâre again perfectly good, if you had an M1 iPad Pro, youâre 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 wonât work with this model, so be ... MoreWhile this is a perfectly solid upgrade, if you have an iPad Pro from the past three years, you donât 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 youâd expect improvement. As for the specs, while theyâre again perfectly good, if you had an M1 iPad Pro, youâre 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 wonât work with this model, so be advised. It also seems the volume buttons switch when the device is in landscape, and that doesnât 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.
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Itâs the little details that separate products these days. This tablet offers so many of these details. Incredible typing experience, smoking fast processor, beautiful screen for any and all applications, ultimate portability, excellent speakers, best unlock in the industry, etc. Center stage for video calls, etc. I had a 9th generation base iPad that was a good tablet and value, this takes it to a much higher level. Yes itâs expensive but you truly get what you pay for here. I joined the Best Buy plus membership to basically get my membership free. The perks and added value further make this a no brainer. In context the top of the line 13â is double the cost of the 11â base model. The 11â pro is not base in any way in any configuration. Iâm not an apple fan boy but ... MoreItâs the little details that separate products these days. This tablet offers so many of these details. Incredible typing experience, smoking fast processor, beautiful screen for any and all applications, ultimate portability, excellent speakers, best unlock in the industry, etc. Center stage for video calls, etc. I had a 9th generation base iPad that was a good tablet and value, this takes it to a much higher level. Yes itâs expensive but you truly get what you pay for here. I joined the Best Buy plus membership to basically get my membership free. The perks and added value further make this a no brainer. In context the top of the line 13â is double the cost of the 11â base model. The 11â pro is not base in any way in any configuration. Iâm not an apple fan boy but this product stands 100% on its performance. Ultimate tablet experience further value justified by the little details. This tablet checks every box and is a joy to use.
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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 ... MoreI 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.
While this is a perfectly solid upgrade, if you have an iPad Pro from the past three years, you donât 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 youâd expect improvement. As for the specs, while theyâre again perfectly good, if you had an M1 iPad Pro, youâre 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 wonât work with this model, so be ... MoreWhile this is a perfectly solid upgrade, if you have an iPad Pro from the past three years, you donât 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 youâd expect improvement. As for the specs, while theyâre again perfectly good, if you had an M1 iPad Pro, youâre 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 wonât work with this model, so be advised. It also seems the volume buttons switch when the device is in landscape, and that doesnât 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.
Itâs the little details that separate products these days. This tablet offers so many of these details. Incredible typing experience, smoking fast processor, beautiful screen for any and all applications, ultimate portability, excellent speakers, best unlock in the industry, etc. Center stage for video calls, etc. I had a 9th generation base iPad that was a good tablet and value, this takes it to a much higher level. Yes itâs expensive but you truly get what you pay for here. I joined the Best Buy plus membership to basically get my membership free. The perks and added value further make this a no brainer. In context the top of the line 13â is double the cost of the 11â base model. The 11â pro is not base in any way in any configuration. Iâm not an apple fan boy but ... MoreItâs the little details that separate products these days. This tablet offers so many of these details. Incredible typing experience, smoking fast processor, beautiful screen for any and all applications, ultimate portability, excellent speakers, best unlock in the industry, etc. Center stage for video calls, etc. I had a 9th generation base iPad that was a good tablet and value, this takes it to a much higher level. Yes itâs expensive but you truly get what you pay for here. I joined the Best Buy plus membership to basically get my membership free. The perks and added value further make this a no brainer. In context the top of the line 13â is double the cost of the 11â base model. The 11â pro is not base in any way in any configuration. Iâm not an apple fan boy but this product stands 100% on its performance. Ultimate tablet experience further value justified by the little details. This tablet checks every box and is a joy to use.
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 ... MoreI 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.
This iPad is great! I upgraded from a 2018 iPad Pro which was the first one to not have a button. I've been waiting for an upgrade that would feel worth it and this one took that upgrade.I tried out the 13 inch pro for a few days and for my own use I decided the 11 inch is better suited for me. If you watch a lot of content on your tablet, take notes, and maybe do some simple artwork the 11 inch is the perfect tech companion to have!The Tandem-OLED screen is so vibrant and detailed that watching Netflix, Prime, YouTube etc. looks amazing.If you're thinking of getting the Pencil Pro with this iPad it is definitely worth it too. Writing notes is a breeze and the pinch feature is SUPER useful for changing tools or even brush color.Overall I am very happy with ... MoreThis iPad is great! I upgraded from a 2018 iPad Pro which was the first one to not have a button. I've been waiting for an upgrade that would feel worth it and this one took that upgrade.I tried out the 13 inch pro for a few days and for my own use I decided the 11 inch is better suited for me. If you watch a lot of content on your tablet, take notes, and maybe do some simple artwork the 11 inch is the perfect tech companion to have!The Tandem-OLED screen is so vibrant and detailed that watching Netflix, Prime, YouTube etc. looks amazing.If you're thinking of getting the Pencil Pro with this iPad it is definitely worth it too. Writing notes is a breeze and the pinch feature is SUPER useful for changing tools or even brush color.Overall I am very happy with my decision on upgrading to this amazing new iPad and plan to use it for many more years to come.
I bought this iPad on day 1. I was absolutely hyped for the new OLED screen. It exceeded my expectations, until I used it with the lights off.Now, I don't always use my iPad in the daytime. Sometimes I chill at night, with the brightness turned down, while I'm watching a movie or playing a game.When I did so with this iPad, I saw "grains" and uneven specks on the display. I noticed this very easily within the first few days. I did some googling, and saw plenty of online articles detailing this exact issue:https://www.gsmarena.com/the_new_ipad_pro_oled_tablets_have_grainy_displays_multiple_users_report-news-62929.phphttps://appleinsider.com/articles/24/05/17/oled-ipad-pro-owners-discover-grainy-display-problemThis is "OLED mura", which is not something ... MoreI bought this iPad on day 1. I was absolutely hyped for the new OLED screen. It exceeded my expectations, until I used it with the lights off.Now, I don't always use my iPad in the daytime. Sometimes I chill at night, with the brightness turned down, while I'm watching a movie or playing a game.When I did so with this iPad, I saw "grains" and uneven specks on the display. I noticed this very easily within the first few days. I did some googling, and saw plenty of online articles detailing this exact issue:https://www.gsmarena.com/the_new_ipad_pro_oled_tablets_have_grainy_displays_multiple_users_report-news-62929.phphttps://appleinsider.com/articles/24/05/17/oled-ipad-pro-owners-discover-grainy-display-problemThis is "OLED mura", which is not something unique to this iPad, but it is affecting this product to varying degrees. Some users speculating that there is a "panel lottery" in effect. Some folks luck out with excellent screens that have imperceptible mura. Others aren't as lucky. And of course, some folks use their iPad in bright environments where they will never notice this problem.Unfortunately, I was saddled with a very poor screen, and I notice this problem every time I use the iPad at night. It's honestly disappointing, considering the OLED was one of the main selling points of this iPad.Frankly, I would have returned this product but I missed the 15 day window. The only thing I can do is recommend for anyone looking to buy this product: wait a few months for panel consistency to improve, or see if Apple releases a software patch that may (or may not) minimize the issue. And if you do buy one, test it extensively at home, under different lighting conditions and settings.This is an expensive toy that should make you happy, not give you a migraine every time you use it in low light conditions.
Great device. It's light enough that you could comfortably use it like a tablet (even in one hand) along with a glass screen protector and a clear case. It feels snappy and quick thanks to that processor and Pro Motion. This device is massively hindered by the OS. They need to do alot of quality-of-life improvements on it. It don't even have a split keyboard on this thing and my Ipad Mini has it so typing on tablet mode is a bit tiring. Stage manager feels half baked too that kinda makes the large screen (compared to my Ipad Mini) unappealing. Its also still annoyingly aggresive in its memory optimization that it sometimes kills off apps in the background - like its M4 and 8 gigs ram, so why? Overall, if you could wait for the new Ipad Mini and not need any of the ... MoreGreat device. It's light enough that you could comfortably use it like a tablet (even in one hand) along with a glass screen protector and a clear case. It feels snappy and quick thanks to that processor and Pro Motion. This device is massively hindered by the OS. They need to do alot of quality-of-life improvements on it. It don't even have a split keyboard on this thing and my Ipad Mini has it so typing on tablet mode is a bit tiring. Stage manager feels half baked too that kinda makes the large screen (compared to my Ipad Mini) unappealing. Its also still annoyingly aggresive in its memory optimization that it sometimes kills off apps in the background - like its M4 and 8 gigs ram, so why? Overall, if you could wait for the new Ipad Mini and not need any of the pro stuff, I would suggest to hold off. I would still recommend it but I wish they improve the OS.
last time i had an ipad was 2018 but got rid of it within months of purchasing because the LCD screens sucked and iphone X had me spoiled with OLED screens. So year after year of new ipads and still no OLED screens all i could do was wait but finally in 2024 ipad pro has OLED and it looks stunning well worth the wait, no other tablet screen can compare to this ipad its beautiful the color the true blacks are amazing! Its way overpowered for a tablet no need for all that power atleast for me, its just an entertainment device to consume content, and no better screen than this one for that. Love how light it is, didnt have to be thinner but its apple being apple, the design still feels premium as ever and couldnt be happier with this device. Even though the design has ... Morelast time i had an ipad was 2018 but got rid of it within months of purchasing because the LCD screens sucked and iphone X had me spoiled with OLED screens. So year after year of new ipads and still no OLED screens all i could do was wait but finally in 2024 ipad pro has OLED and it looks stunning well worth the wait, no other tablet screen can compare to this ipad its beautiful the color the true blacks are amazing! Its way overpowered for a tablet no need for all that power atleast for me, its just an entertainment device to consume content, and no better screen than this one for that. Love how light it is, didnt have to be thinner but its apple being apple, the design still feels premium as ever and couldnt be happier with this device. Even though the design has been the same for the last few years cant complain its still a very beautiful device. Speakers on the ipad pro 11 inch are great even though i wont use them as much as i prefer headphones when it comes to watching movies and listening to music. Thunderbolt 4 is cool like i said havent had an ipad in years so not sure if its new but very handy when i want to use mutiple scrren and i can hook it up to my monitor. Great device overall despite the price spike its worth every penny and it was definitely worth the wait!
Super happy with this purchase. I had waited to upgrade, as I've been very happy with my 2017 iPad Pro. When the 2024 version came out with the M4 chip and tandem screens, it was hard to pass up. The screen is extremely bright and sharp. The processor is very fast. I chose the space black, even though I normally would prefer a color. I went from having a white bezel with the 2017 to the black bezel with the 2024. I thought the space black would blend in better with the black bezels vs. the silver color option. The silver color option is beautiful, though, but once you see the silver edges against the black bezels it just seems distracting (just my opinion). The reality is you never look at the back of your tablet :) The 2024 version was pricey, but given all the ... MoreSuper happy with this purchase. I had waited to upgrade, as I've been very happy with my 2017 iPad Pro. When the 2024 version came out with the M4 chip and tandem screens, it was hard to pass up. The screen is extremely bright and sharp. The processor is very fast. I chose the space black, even though I normally would prefer a color. I went from having a white bezel with the 2017 to the black bezel with the 2024. I thought the space black would blend in better with the black bezels vs. the silver color option. The silver color option is beautiful, though, but once you see the silver edges against the black bezels it just seems distracting (just my opinion). The reality is you never look at the back of your tablet :) The 2024 version was pricey, but given all the upgrades I'm getting, it seems worth it as I plan to keep this at least 3-4 years. I'm not sure if it will last as long as my 2018 iPad Pro did, but for now, it's a great tablet and I'm very happy with the purchase.
So I had a 2019 iPad Air. I âupgradedâ to a the m2 air, and was unimpressed. Honestly, display, weight, and thickness of my old air was better. So I decided to try the pro. This pro is a work of art.For those of you considering an air vs a pro here is a summary of the two from someone that tried both:Memory - the entry air comes with 128, the entry pro with 256. ânough said.Performance - these both perform well and support WiFi 6. I donât really find a need for the m4 over the m2 at the moment, unless the m2 is the cause of the airâs ridiculous heat issue (see heat comments).Heat - the air not only gets incredibly hot, but the heat is all on the right side by the camera, which just makes it awkward and uncomfortable to hold. The pro does not get as hot, gets ... MoreSo I had a 2019 iPad Air. I âupgradedâ to a the m2 air, and was unimpressed. Honestly, display, weight, and thickness of my old air was better. So I decided to try the pro. This pro is a work of art.For those of you considering an air vs a pro here is a summary of the two from someone that tried both:Memory - the entry air comes with 128, the entry pro with 256. ânough said.Performance - these both perform well and support WiFi 6. I donât really find a need for the m4 over the m2 at the moment, unless the m2 is the cause of the airâs ridiculous heat issue (see heat comments).Heat - the air not only gets incredibly hot, but the heat is all on the right side by the camera, which just makes it awkward and uncomfortable to hold. The pro does not get as hot, gets hot less often, and its warmth is distributed making it much more comfortable when it does heat up.Screen - no comparison. The 11 inch air screen is lifeless. Colors are dull, hardly any contrast. I always felt that I needed it to be brighter. The pro is brilliant, colors are rich, contrast is incredible making it easy to use for reading. I am on 1/2 brightness as I write this and itâs fine. In addition the oled screen has a wider viewing angle so you donât have to deal with parts the screen fading off depending on how you are holding it.Dimensions - air is somewhat larger, thicker, and heavier. Itâs not terrible, Although on paper the differences are subtle, they are noticeable in person. The pro feels much better in the hand, easier to type on, and hold.
Best Buy Salt Lake City store tried to sale me an open box iPad for more then was listed online. When I showed them the price online. The employee said it wasnât the same one so I told him ok, well then I want the one they had listed online. He wouldnât do it, I asked for a manager she wouldnât do it either.They kept making excuses.So I said fine Iâll order it for pick and succeeded in purchasing it for the online price I just had to wander the store for an hour while they got it ready.When I picked it up the box it was more damaged than the one I had seen earlier. I opened it, and the iPad was dirty and had a screen protector on it. Their where quite a few dust bubbles in the glass. I noticed what I thought was a large scratch. I thought ok maybe this isnât the ... MoreBest Buy Salt Lake City store tried to sale me an open box iPad for more then was listed online. When I showed them the price online. The employee said it wasnât the same one so I told him ok, well then I want the one they had listed online. He wouldnât do it, I asked for a manager she wouldnât do it either.They kept making excuses.So I said fine Iâll order it for pick and succeeded in purchasing it for the online price I just had to wander the store for an hour while they got it ready.When I picked it up the box it was more damaged than the one I had seen earlier. I opened it, and the iPad was dirty and had a screen protector on it. Their where quite a few dust bubbles in the glass. I noticed what I thought was a large scratch. I thought ok maybe this isnât the one I saw earlier.I took a closer look and realized it wasnât a scratch, it went all the way through. Separating the screen into two large pieces. I wondered if maybe with how thin it was, if maybe the thinner iPads where more fragile, so I went online expecting to see a bunch of people having issues with the screens breaking.Instead I found people testing apples claim that the thinner iPads were just as durable as the older, thicker models. When I showed the iPad to Apple geniuses they told me. The ipad was deliberately broken, the box and iPad looked like it had been scratched, dropped, or stepped on.The Best Buy had only shown one open box iPad of the model i purchased. I went out of my way giving Best Buy the benefit of the doubt, but it seems that when I went behind the managers back to get the iPad for the cheaper price. Someone damaged the iPad, in retaliation for not going along with them charging more in store, then what was posted online.I know this is more a review of Best Buy the the iPad. But I think itâs important consumers know how the employees behaved. I liked the iPad, but kind of sick of apple continuously trying to drive the cost up on electronics. The iPad boast all this power but the apps all run about the same. As when I purchased my last new iPad before it started slowing down.Only this iPad cost $200 more at launch than the last one. And it makes you but a whole new pencil at $129 making your old $129 dollar pencil, useless on the new iPad.Itâs more powerful, but I havenât really seen a major reason why, itâs the same old apps and iOS limitations, that keep the iPad Pro, from getting the most out of its hardware.
Screen: 13"11"Type of plug: Plug EUDiagonal of the screen (cm): 33 cm27,9 cm - Type: TabletFlashProduct with plug: Yes - Connectivity: Wi-FiBluetoothGPS5GeSIMWi-Fi 6 GHz - Bluetooth 5.3Operating System: iPadOSRAM Memory: 8 GB RAMInternal Memory: 512 GBColour: SilverSteelCharacteristics: Front-facing camera - Automatic focus - Battery included - Image stabilisation4 Speakers - Data protection/Password - Mobile network connection - Electronic compass - Screen with rounded corners - Connections: USB-CThunderbolt - Functions: BarometerAccelerometerGeo-localisationPower: 20 WAperture: F/1,8Technology: LEDMime - OLEDApprox. autonomy: 9 hours - Includes: Adapter ACCamera: Dual12 MPShine: 1000 cd/m²Certificate: ENERGY STAR Certificate - Compatible: iPadOSBattery type: Litio Ion - Nuclei: 16 Nuclei - Resolution (px): 2160 px
Screen: 13"11"Type of plug: Plug EUDiagonal of the screen (cm): 33 cm27,9 cm - Type: TabletFlashProduct with plug: Yes - Connectivity: Wi-FiBluetoothGPS5GeSIMWi-Fi 6 GHz - Bluetooth 5.3Operating System: iPadOSRAM Memory: 8 GB RAMInternal Memory: 512 GBColour: SilverSteelCharacteristics: Front-facing camera - Automatic focus - Battery included - Image stabilisation4 Speakers - Data protection/Password - Mobile network connection - Electronic compass - Screen with rounded corners - Connections: USB-CThunderbolt - Functions: BarometerAccelerometerGeo-localisationPower: 20 WAperture: F/1,8Technology: LEDMime - OLEDApprox. autonomy: 9 hours - Includes: Adapter ACCamera: Dual12 MPShine: 1000 cd/m²Certificate: ENERGY STAR Certificate - Compatible: iPadOSBattery type: Litio Ion - Nuclei: 16 Nuclei - Resolution (px): 2160 px
Screen: 13"11"Type of plug: Plug EUDiagonal of the screen (cm): 33 cm27,9 cm - Type: TabletFlashProduct with plug: Yes - Connectivity: Wi-FiBluetoothGPS5GeSIMWi-Fi 6 GHz - Bluetooth 5.3Operating System: iPadOSRAM Memory: 8 GB RAMInternal Memory: 512 GBColour: SilverSteelCharacteristics: Front-facing camera - Automatic focus - Battery included - Image stabilisation4 Speakers - Data protection/Password - Mobile network connection - Electronic compass - Screen with rounded corners - Connections: USB-CThunderbolt - Functions: BarometerAccelerometerGeo-localisationPower: 20 WAperture: F/1,8Technology: LEDMime - OLEDApprox. autonomy: 9 hours - Includes: Adapter ACCamera: Dual12 MPShine: 1000 cd/m²Certificate: ENERGY STAR Certificate - Compatible: iPadOSBattery type: Litio Ion - Nuclei: 16 Nuclei - Resolution (px): 2160 px
Screen: 13"11"Type of plug: Plug EUDiagonal of the screen (cm): 33 cm27,9 cm - Type: TabletFlashProduct with plug: Yes - Connectivity: Wi-FiBluetoothGPS5GeSIMWi-Fi 6 GHz - Bluetooth 5.3Operating System: iPadOSRAM Memory: 8 GB RAMInternal Memory: 512 GBColour: SilverSteelCharacteristics: Front-facing camera - Automatic focus - Battery included - Image stabilisation4 Speakers - Data protection/Password - Mobile network connection - Electronic compass - Screen with rounded corners - Connections: USB-CThunderbolt - Functions: BarometerAccelerometerGeo-localisationPower: 20 WAperture: F/1,8Technology: LEDMime - OLEDApprox. autonomy: 9 hours - Includes: Adapter ACCamera: Dual12 MPShine: 1000 cd/m²Certificate: ENERGY STAR Certificate - Compatible: iPadOSBattery type: Litio Ion - Nuclei: 16 Nuclei - Resolution (px): 2160 px
