You’re right, the iPad Pro has only been on sale for a few days. But it seems a major upgrade is coming to the next model, expected in 2027.

Apple's newest iPad Pro features the powerful M5 chip and upgraded wireless connectivity, but otherwise remains largely unchanged from the previous model. We break down the key differences to help you decide if it's worth upgrading.

Yesterday we started tracking notable discounts on Apple's new M5 iPad Pro, with deals mostly focused on 13-inch models. Today, Amazon has

Apple’s M5 iPad Pro arrived last week, and I upgraded to the new model after using the M4 model for the past year. Here’s how it’s been.

Tech company Apple is continuing product unveilings with the new iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro, now powered by the M5 chip.

Right now, the focus is on the new iPad Pro that lands instore in the coming days. Righ now, though, there’s the best-ever deal on the latest iPad Air.

Those who opt for the Cellular version of the M5 iPad Pro may notice a major upgrade, as Apple has put its own 5G modem (called C1X) in it. Again, we still have to wait for real-world testing, but Apple says the new modem supports speeds up to 50 percent faster on 5G, and it also uses less power.

The combo of iPadOS 26 and the new iPad Pro hardware are making Apple's tablet a more viable option than ever.