Our iPad Pro (2024) review shows off its seriously impressive speed and gorgeous display, but we’ve got questions about its high price and value proposition.

The iPad has been a hardware triumph for years, plenty fast and light and long-lasting for just about anything you could do with it. The problem has always been the software: by forcing the device to run a locked-down,

Compared to its predecessor, the iPad Air 6th-generation, the 2024 M2 tablet is more powerful and works with better accessories, the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro. Below, I go into a review of the Air’s latest and greatest features and make recommendations on who I think this iPad is best suited for — spoiler: it’s most people.

While it’s fair to call the design of the iPad Air 13-inch (2024) familiar, this tablet is also quite different. It’s the lightweight but big-screen iPad Air you dreamed of and, if you can ignore that even thinner 13-inch iPad Pro over there, it’s one of the most exciting new iPad entries in a long time.

It hasn’t even been released yet, but Apple’s new iPad Pro is probably one of the most divisive devices the company has made in years. On the one hand, it’s an undeniable feat of engineering. Apple squeezed a new M4 chip and “tandem” OLED panel into a tablet that’s somehow thinner and lighter than the one it replaces.

But as much as I already want to induct the new iPad Pro into our best tablets list, there are some things to consider. For example, some features that were once on the iPad Pro 2

With its new M4 chip, thinner form factor, OLED screen and superb battery life, the 13-inch Apple iPad Pro 2024 is a fantastic device However, to get the most out of it you'll need the Magic Keyboard and new Apple Pencil Pro,

The iPad Pro 13-inch (2024) could very well be the best tablet ever made – but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the right one for you.