Apple iPad Pro Pro Reviews

A brilliant iPad that takes the devices into a new realm. I've loved using it, but just make sure you're ready for the larger size and weight.

Apple has enjoyed, for several years now, how its iPad line cruised over the competition with ease – the iPad Air and iPad mini tablets were and remain among the best offerings in their respective categories. To broaden its presence, Apple is now giving us the iPad Pro – a productivity-oriented tablet, and one that's portable and powerful, one that creative and artistic individuals might have their attention drawn by. But for an iPad, it’s one expensive piece of tech goodness that makes for a tough sell with its starting cost of $799 for the base 32GB Wi-Fi model, while the 128 GB model retails for $949. This makes it $200 more expensive than a 32 GB iPad Air 2, which is a considerable price gap. And that's if you don't buy any of Apple's accessories. By itself, the main distinction between an iPad Pro and Apple’s existing line of iPads is its larger size, offering more screen real estate to work with. Sure, the iPad Pro makes some gains thanks to software additions, such as the enhanced multitasking features and picture in picture, but these are also available on the iPad Air 2. And as it currently stands, many of the apps have yet to be optimized to take advantage of these multitasking capabilities or the extra screen space the tablet offers.