Apple iPad Pro 2024: All the latest information

Anticipated upgrades for Apple’s iPad Pro 2024 include a larger, brighter screen and a faster chipset

For over a decade, Apple has consistently produced what many consider the top portable device for productivity. If you’re in the market for one of the finest tablets, Apple’s upcoming iPad Pro is a strong contender. The highly anticipated tablet has been generating buzz for some time now. With a larger, brighter screen and an upgraded chipset, here’s what we know about the iPad Pro (2024) so far.

Bigger and brighter screen

Various sources, including prominent Apple analysts like Mark Gurman and Ming-Chi Kuo, have forecasted that Apple intends to introduce the new iPad Pro lineup featuring an OLED screen, a first for the series. If accurate, the iPad Pro 2024 is expected to be considerably pricier than current models.

Additionally, rumors suggest that Apple will unveil a 13-inch variant of the iPad Pro, slightly larger than the sixth-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro. However, the smaller model of the iPad Pro will retain the same 11-inch screen size.

Upgraded chipset

The upcoming iPad Pro models are anticipated to be equipped with the M3 chipset, which is also used in the latest Apple MacBook, Pro, and Air models. While the current M2 chip is already highly capable, the newly introduced M3 chips are among the most powerful SoCs currently available on the market.

Launch date and price

Apple typically updates its iPad lineup annually, but 2023 marked the first time in over a decade that the tech giant did not introduce new tablets. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple had initially intended to unveil the new iPad lineup in March. However, it appears the company has postponed the launch to May because the software is not yet ready for widespread use.

Should the new iPad Pro models incorporate an OLED screen, Apple could substantially increase the price. While some speculations suggest that the tech giant may nearly double the price of the new iPad Pros, recent leaks indicate that the price hike will be restricted to $160.

This implies that the 11-inch iPad Pro will have a starting price of $959, while the larger iPad Pro will be priced at $1,259.