![]() Read our full Apple M2 iPad Pro (2022) review These similarities make it questionable whether or not the iPad Pro (2022) is better value than its predecessor, but if you want the absolute best iPad on the market, and you’ve got the deep pockets for it, this is the pinnacle. Otherwise, the hardware is pretty much identical to the 2020 iPad Pro, with storage options ranging from 128GB up to 2TB and a stunning mini-LED display on the 12.9in model (the 11in version uses a less impressive LCD panel). The new M2 chipset delivers incredible performance – which arguably the iPad Pro wasn’t really wanting for – as well as the new hover functionality for the Apple Pencil 2. Price: £1,249 | Buy now from John Lewis The M2 iPad Pro (2022) is a tough sell, offering minimal advancements over the 2020 model while charging a fair chunk more, but the bottom line is that, if you want the most powerful iPad on the market, this is the one to go for. 12.9in Apple M2 iPad Pro (2022): Best iPad tablet Key specs – Processor: Octa-core Apple M1 Screen: 10.9in, (2,360 x 1,640) Storage: 64GB, 256GB Size: 248 x 179 x 6.1mm Weight: 461g Operating system: iPadOS 15ģ. Read our full Apple iPad Air 5 (2022) review For those who want the best balance of price and performance, the iPad Air 5 is clearly the iPad to choose right now. Battery life is almost on par with the iPad Pro, too, and display brightness and colour accuracy are as good as we’ve come to expect from an Apple device. It doesn’t have the same screen appeal as the iPad Pro, but it comes remarkably close considering how much cheaper it is. The camera and display aren’t as advanced as on the iPad Pro (2021), notably lacking the 120Hz refresh rate, but that’s a fair trade when the Air is so much cheaper. Its CPU performance can handle any task that a similarly priced laptop could and, when combined with the Apple Pencil 2 and Magic Keyboard, it becomes a fully functioning – and incredibly slimline – workstation. We’re happy to go out on a limb and say that the iPad Air 5, like the pricier iPad Pro, is actually a viable 2-in-1 laptop replacement. That’s an incredible feat for a tablet that costs several hundred pounds less, and it makes it the most powerful iPad in pound-for-pound terms. Powered by Apple’s revolutionary M1 processor, its performance is considerably quicker than the previous-gen model and matches the speeds of the latest iPad Pro 12.9in (2021). Price: £589 | Buy now from John Lewis The Apple iPad Air might not be an iPad Pro in name but it’s almost as fast as one. Apple iPad Air 5 (2022): Almost an iPad Pro (and much cheaper) Key specs – Processor: Hexa-core Apple A13 Bionic Screen: 10.2in (2,160 x 1,620) Storage: 64GB, 256GB Size: 251 x 174 x 7.5mm Weight: 487g Operating system: iPadOS 16Ģ. Read our full Apple iPad 10.2in (2021) review Unless you need an absolute powerhouse tablet or would prefer something a little smaller, this is almost certainly the Apple iPad for you. Apple is also, at long last, bringing its True Tone display tech to its cheapest iPad, ensuring a more comfortable viewing experience, especially indoors. This allows the iPad to take advantage of Apple’s new Centre Stage feature, where the camera follows your face as you move around the room. Not only has this generation of iPad moved from an A12 Bionic chip to the A13 Bionic (the same as inside the iPhone 11 Pro Max, no less), but it also packs a brand new ultrawide-angle FaceTime HD camera. But there is a small handful of updates that makes it upgrading, if not from last year’s iPad, then definitely from the 2019 or 2018 models. Physically, it’s identical to the 8th-gen model from 2020, with the same design, dimensions and 10.2in 2,160 x 1,620 IPS touch display. Price: £314 | Buy now from John Lewis The latest standard tablet from Apple’s labs, the iPad 10.2in (9th-gen, 2021), is very much an iterative update but it’s undeniably a welcome one and maintains its position as the best-value iPad out there.
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