Apple is slowly transforming its iPad into a 2-in-1, and while this new tablet may not be a laptop replacement, it’s more than simply an iPad Air 3.
It’s best used with pro-level accessories like the Smart Keyboard and Pencil, but it gets even more expensive.
It’s not all hand-me-downs. The iPad Pro 9.7 actually strikes out on its own with a few advancements. Its True Tone display technology adapts to my environment by subtly adjusting the white balance, and there’s a much wider color gamut behind its anti-reflective coated glass.
Its camera is 12MP and shoots 4K video, taking cues from the iPhone 6S andiPhone 6S Plus camera specs. That’s incredibly rare for a tablet of any size. So is the rose gold color option and debut of a 256GB configuration