Apple iPad Pro (5th Generation) A2837 Tablet, 11", Apple M4, 16 GB, 2 TB Storage, 5G, Space Black

I had a 2018 iPad Pro that had a cracked screen and it was due for a replacement. In the past, I've used my iPad as my go-to device when doing basic things - web browsing, news, email, weather, watching movies and streaming media. Very basic use case that is applicable to most consumers. Since my iPad was cracked, I went back to using my Macbook. I'm glad that I got my new iPad because I can put the Macbook away! Pros: 1.) It does feel more responsive when multitasking. I've done split screen on the iPad with the browser, Notes, and Messenger. Given that it's an M4, it could probably be a mini-laptop when paired with the extremely expensive Magic Keyboard and a Pencil. 2.) The screen is clearer, brighter, and sharper 3.) The speakers sound a lot better (though I do tend to use Airpods most of the time). 4.) The camera is fantastic and sharp. Granted, I use my iPhone 15 as my day-to-day camera, but I tested out the iPad camera and it puts out high quality pics. 5.) The 5G is great especially on those long car rides, work commutes, or you don't have access to wifi. It's extremely fast, and I can't tell the difference whether I'm on 5G or on a wifi connection. Cons: 1.) The camera used for FaceID or web-camming on the main screen is now on right-hand middle side of iPad as opposed to the top. I use FaceID all of the time when logging into sites and find that I'm blocking the cam because of the way that I hold the iPad on the sides in portrait mode (as one typically does). This means that you need to do Facetime with the iPad in landscape mode. This will take some adjusting to, but when I Facetime, I'm so used to holding my iPad in portrait mode. 2.) Battery life doesn't feel like it lasts as long as I recall from my previous iPad. It could be a number of factors (running multiple apps, screen brightness, streaming, having WiFi, Cellular, Bluetoon on at the same time, etc.), but I don't use the iPad any differently than I did with my 2018 iPad. I recently used it on a 3h car ride intermittently on 5G on medium brightness setting doing web browsing, mail, and social media, and it burned through the battery life pretty quickly. I need to poke around some more, but I couldn't find an "Optimized Battery" setting on the iPad. Because of the latter two Cons, I'm giving it a 4, though I'd probably bump it up to a 4.5. Am I glad I got it? Yes. If you have a 2018 or older iPad, I definitely recommend upgrading.

I'm very pleased with my new device. It's a great looking device. Even though I'm not very familiar with apple products I'm really enjoying figuring it all out.

This iPad is the perfect balance of size and performance. I did my research before purchasing this product and it outperforms anything else available from Apple right now.

Works good, I bought the new iPad because my old one was a gen 6 and it went obsolete. I like the fact that it has cellular data and can be used were ever you have reception. Only downside is that it is pricey.

I have well over 200 kindle books related to my work that I am able to keep with me all the time. I like to be able go look up references on the web at any time as well. Having an 11 inch iPad is the perfect desktop to connect using ATT 5g network so that I can do business anywhere.

I am so happy with this purchase.

This iPad Pro pretty much can replace my MacBook Pro. I still need my laptop for certain sites for school and use the iPad Pro as a second monitor. I love it!

It's a nice ipad, and it's a perfect size to work with.I know it has a lot of things that act like a computer.And that's why I would like to have it.And it's wonderful

Such a good product, lightweight, fast operating system. Small enough to fit in my bag. Learned real quick to turn off cell service when not using to save battery life

Att is the worst company out there, made it so hard to get a line even when I went personally to the store, showed my ID, etc…went with spectrum where the process was super smooth