Is the refurbished iPad Pro as good as a new one?

The hardware is identical: same A12X chip, same 12.9-inch 2732x2048 display, same 10-hour battery rating. A refurbished unit may show light wear and ships with a USB-C cable only, but ItsWorthMore backs it with a 12-month warranty and 30-day returns.

Which storage size should I get?

512GB suits video editing, large game libraries and offline media. The 64GB base model fills quickly once you install apps and store photos, so avoid it unless you mostly stream.

Does the 3rd generation iPad Pro support the Apple Pencil?

Yes. It works with the second-generation Apple Pencil, which charges magnetically on the side. It does not support the USB-C Apple Pencil or the first-generation Pencil.

Is the A12X chip still fast enough?

Yes for browsing, note-taking, drawing and most video editing. It is slower than the M1 and M2 iPad Pros, so heavy multitasking or demanding games will feel the gap.

Is the cellular version worth it?

Only if you need data away from Wi-Fi. Both listings mention 4G, so confirm whether the unit you are buying is Wi-Fi only or cellular before you order.

They are the same device, so lifespan depends on battery health and condition, not the listing. A refurbished unit with a fresh battery check can last as long as a new one.

iPad Pro 12.9 (3rd Gen.) 512GB Space Gray (WiFi) vs Apple iPad Pro 12.9" 3rd Generation

These are the same tablet: both are the 12.9-inch iPad Pro 3rd generation with the A12X chip, a 2732x2048 display at 600 nits, and 10 hours of battery life. The real difference is the listing, not the hardware. Product A is a certified refurbished 512GB unit from ItsWorthMore with a 12-month warranty and 30-day returns, so check its price against B's 512GB price before deciding. Buy A if the refurbished price is clearly lower and you want the warranty; buy B if you want a new or differently graded unit or a different storage tier.

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