The iPad Pro starts at 128GB, with multiple storage options up to 2TB-enough for the most demanding user. This makes it very easy to choose your iPad Pro based on what fits your hand or budget. XDR backlighting aside, almost everything else (apart from the size, weight and price) is identical between the two iPads Pro-including performance, cameras and battery life. And once you’ve used the 12.9-inch screen, going back to a smaller tablet can feel cramped, whereas the 12.9-inch screen feels like it’s big enough for anything. Of note, the 11-inch iPad Pro’s screen, though good, can only manage 600 nits-alone enough of a difference to warrant the larger iPad. Because it’s still an LCD screen, it can be bright-up to 1,000 nits or 1,600 nits for HDR content. The display showcases deep contrast levels and bright and breezy colors without verging on over-saturated. Colors pop from the screen from the second you turn the iPad on and see the Apple logo gleam white on a black background. The 12.9-inch iPad Pro has a much better screen than the 11-inch model because it uses Mini LED backlighting, which Apple calls Liquid Retina XDR and says has over 2,500 local dimming zones. Together with Apple’s Center Stage software, if you’re on a video conferencing call, your face stays front-and-center however much you fidget and move around. The TrueDepth camera system also includes an ultra-wide camera. The camera is smart enough to unlock the iPad when you glance at it, whichever way up it is.
The camera sits in the bezel on the short edge of the iPad Pro, not like the long-side-of-the-tablet mounting found on the just-released iPad (10th Generation). The Pro is still the only model in the range with Face ID. Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch 2022 with Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil David Phelan For Forbes
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