- Is the M4 iPad Pro worth it over the M2 model?
- If you want the OLED screen, thinner body or cellular in a large tablet, yes. Owners of a recent 12.9-inch Pro gain less, since the older model is still fast for most apps.
- Does the 13-inch iPad Pro replace a laptop?
- For writing, drawing, email and video review, often yes. For heavy multitasking, desktop software or long typing sessions, a laptop is still more capable.
- How good is the display?
- It uses tandem OLED, so it is brighter and has deeper blacks than the LCD on earlier Pros. Reviewers rate it among the best tablet screens made.
- What comes in the box?
- The tablet and a USB-C cable. The Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro are sold separately.
- Is 256GB enough?
- For streaming, notes and cloud-based work, yes. If you shoot or edit lots of 4K video locally, plan on external storage or a larger capacity.
- Does the cellular model need a separate plan?
- Yes, it takes a carrier data plan or eSIM. It also works on Wi-Fi alone, so you can add data only when you need it.
- Where is the iPad Pro 13" (M4, 2024) 256GB (Wi-Fi + Cellular) cheapest?
- At SparkSatchel, for $52.82, as of our latest check.