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

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!

Absolutely love my new ipad.

Decided I would gift myself a new iPad Pro 11inch for completing nursing school. Absolutely love my new iPad!

I perchase this new lap top and gave my son my other one. Just getting to learn how to use it. I love it!!

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.

The new M4 processor and the improved OLED screen makes this my go to watching device. The freeform and new pen all work great for my sketches and doodles. The battery life can go several days with avg usage on native apps. If I spend alot of time in freeform it tanks the battery life drastically and heats up. But overall I'm highly satisfied with my purchase especially since I havent used an iPad since the iPad 2 days.

It's a good iPad I just think with the price it should come with a Apple pen u shouldn't have to buy that separately.

I upgraded to this from the 2021 version. I expected a better battery, didn’t get it. Expected to at least retain every feature my previous iPad had, definitely didn’t get it. Aside from the camera FINALLY being moved from the top to the side and the screen being almost as dark black as my OLED phone there is nothing better about this iPad. In fact you can use their own side by side comparison to see everything they have stripped away from the 2021 version and guess what, it costs $100 dollars more. This would only be a worthwhile upgrade for someone who still has the 2016 version of iPad Pro. This is evidence of what Apple really thinks about its customers and its extremely over exaggerated opinion of its self.

Disappointed in the downgrade of the camera. I use the ultra wide camera every day on my old iPad. I returned the new one because it does not meet my needs. I would have paid more for the better camera with ultra wide functions. The product should improve with each new edition, not regress.