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TwoMinute ReviewiPad Pro 11Inch 2021 Release Date and PriceDesignDisplaySpecs Performance and CamerasAccessoriesBattery LifeAlong with the larger 129inch iPad Pro Apple has also updated the 11inch iPad bringing it in line with its larger sibling by incorporating most of that tablet’s features but in a more manageable size However the smaller iPad is missing the Liquid Retina XDR Mini LED display which in our opinion is the standout feature of this year’s topend model That’s not to say the screen on the new 11inch iPad Pro is bad – far from it It’s the same stellar IPS panel found on the previous generation of iPads with Pro Motion 120Hz display and combined with Apple’s M1 chipsetthat’s new to the iPad it makes apps fly The iPad has never felt slow but the specs on this latest generation give it plenty of futureproofing headroom for years to come You can equip the new iPad Pro with 16GB of RAM and 2TB of storage –specs that match those of the highestend M1 based MacBook Pro There’s also support for 5G connectivity through a physical or eSIM for accessing your data on the go while The new iPad Pro is now available from Apple and other retailers in both 11inch and 129inch sizes However stocks are still limited at the time of writing and you might have to wait a couple of weeks to get one in your hands Apple says it’s working to address these supply shortages Pricing on the new 11inch iPad Pro starts at $799 / £749 / AU$1199 / AED 3199 which gets you 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage in a WiFionly configuration You can increase the storage and also add 5G connectivity which up the price considerably a fullyloaded iPad Pro 11inch with 2TB storage and 5G connectivity will set you back an eyewatering $2099 / £1899 / AU$3099 / AED 8199 If you’re not looking to use the iPad for professional work the iPad Air is still a great option and looks almost identical to the new iPad Pro It has Apple’s latest iPhone chip in it and starts at AED 2499 while supporting all the latest accessories such as the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil It also comes The iPad Pro is available in 11inch and 129inch models and if you want to use it primarily as a tablet rather than a standin for a laptop the smaller version is definitely the one to choose In terms of size and design the new 11inch iPad Pro is identical to last year’s model It has dimensions of 1785 x 2476mm with a thickness of just 59mm and is slightly lighter than its predecessor at 466 grams This makes the iPad Pro 11inch comfortable to hold and easy to use and with an aluminum frame and back and rounded corners the iPad continues to feel like a premium device It’s available in just two colors Space Grey and Silver which is a shame as we’d have loved to see the new iPad Pro available in more colors like the new iMac and indeed the iPad Air Button and port placement is similar to older iPad Pro models with the volume keys on the right when you’re holding the tablet in portrait orientation with the power button on the top and the thunderboltequipped USB Up until last year the display specs of the larger 129inch model and the 11inch model were identical However for 2021 Apple has introduced a new XDR display on the larger 129inch model powered by miniLED technology which the 11inch version misses out on That’s not to say the iPad Pro 11inch has a bad display – far from it You still get Apple’s IPS display with excellent color fidelity and ProMotion technology that enables a 120Hz refresh rate for fast and smooth scrolling The higher refresh rate also improves the Apple Pencil experience with lower latency However considering how intrinsic the display is to the tablet experience if you don’t mind the larger size of the iPad Pro 129inch – and you can afford the extra outlay – we’d recommend that you go for the larger model The much higher peak brightness and the contrast ratios on the larger iPad make for a screen that’s simply stunning The iPad Pro takes a leap from an iPhone processor to the Mac processor this year which will give it plenty of futureproofing headroom and allow it to comfortably run the next generation of apps The M1 processor brings this generation of the iPad Pro up to the same level of performance as the latest M1 Macs and with up to 16GB of RAM and 2TB of storage it’s effectively a highend computer in a tablet form factor The table below compares the benchmark scores of the latest iPad Pro 2021 to last year’s mode Looking at that table above you can clearly see how ridiculously fast the new iPad Pro is The M1 processor coupled with 16GB RAM makes opening and switching between apps faster than on any other tablet and also on most PCs out there Having said that when it comes to realworld use the new iPad Pro only performs a little better than last year’s model – and the new iPad Pros are the only tablets that best last year’s If you&#39re just looking to do the things you normally do The iPad ecosystem has grown over the past couple of years with multiple manufacturers offering a variety of protective cases keyboard covers and stylus options The 2021 version of the iPad Pro 11inch works with the Apple Pencil as well as with the Magic keyboard from last year Apple has released a new white model of the Magic keyboard but the color is the only thing that’s new If you’re looking for alternatives to Apple’s offerings Logitech makes a nice keyboard cover for the iPad that’s more affordable than Apple’s offering There hasn’t been any change in terms of the new iPad Pro’s battery capacity or claimed battery life compared to last year’s model The new iPad Pro has a 2865watthour battery that Apple claims gives you 10 hours of usage of the WiFi model and nine hours on the 5G model using cellular data Obviously the mileage varies depending on what tasks you’re using the iPad for For example rendering 4K videos or 3D models will definitely inflict a bigger hit on the battery than watching a movie on Netflix or browsing the web With mixed usage we were able to get eight hours from a full charge We did notice the battery depleting a tad faster especially in standby mode with the Magic Keyboard connected which makes sense as that accessory draws power from the iPad Pro Charging speeds on the iPad Pro are 18W which is lower than many other competing tablets in the market however the strong battery life along with the excellent stand by time mean charging isn’t something you need to wo 4/5 Brand Apple.

The stunning redesigned Retina display in iPad Pro features ProMotion a new technology that delivers refresh rates of up to 120Hz for fluid scrolling greater responsiveness and smoother motion content Video Duration 13 sec.

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Apple first introduced ProMotion with the iPad Pro line before then expanding it to the iPhone 13 Pro models The tech eventually made its way to the new 14inch and 16inch MacBook Pro models both of which make the jump to miniLED and can change the screen refresh rate value between 24Hz and 120Hz A key advantage of ProMotion on small devices is that it saves some battery juice aside from offering a smooth scrolling experience Author Nadeem Sarwar.