Electronic Deal Review – The new 12.9-inch iPad Pro is a solid upgrade for those who want the best iPad productivity, movie-watching and gaming experience. The iPad Pro is equipped with Apple’s M1 chip and up to 18GB of RAM, making it the most powerful tablet to date.
Anyone who can afford a $1,099 top-of-the-line tablet will likely fall in love. And for those looking to upgrade their older iPad Pro – it’s worth it, if for nothing else – to get a better mini-LED display.
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As we mentioned in our review of the 11-inch iPad Pro, Apple has reached the pinnacle of the look and feel of a tablet without major design changes to the iPad. Last year’s Pro is here.
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It remains a large panel of 100% recycled aluminum on the sides and back, and glass on the front. The volume keys, power key, Apple Pencil connector, and keyboard connector are all back where they were before. We also have 4 speakers and a USB Type-C Thunderbolt port.
The 12.9-inch screen may not look bigger than the 11-inch iPad Pro, but in reality, the two look very different when viewed in person. The 12.9-inch iPad Pro 2021 is slightly larger and significantly taller than its smaller sibling.
As for weight, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro also weighs more than 1.5 pounds (682 grams) for the Wi-Fi model and 1.51 pounds (685 grams) for the Wi-Fi + Cellular variant, as expected. It’s not an easy-to-use tablet, and it’s still very thin at 0.25 inches, or 6.4 millimeters.
The camera module is a bit stretched, and looks like last year in that respect.
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After going through what remains the same, it’s time to talk about what has changed a little since last year. It’s no news that Apple has upgraded the Liquid Retina display version of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro to the Liquid Retina XDR with LED mini-LED pixel backlighting. For an in-depth look at what Mini-LEDs include, check out our article “What is a Mini-LED and how does it compare to OLED?”
So does the 12.9-inch iPad Pro have a better screen than the previous 11-inch iPad Pro or iPad? And the answer is yes, it’s a little better. Compared to the 2021 iPad Pro 11-inch, the difference in the next screen is immediately clear: the screen of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is slightly brighter, clearer and has a strong black color similar to an OLED screen.
While the smaller iPad Pro and the device share a 120Hz ProMotion display with a wide color gamut P3, the image here is sharper thanks to the high resolution of 2732 x 2048 pixels. In addition, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro display has a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1 and a maximum HDR brightness of 1600 nits.
All in all, this iPad Pro can be considered an important upgrade for any iPad user as it offers a significantly better visual experience. Looking at the 12.9-inch iPad Pro screen next to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 + AMOLED display, I’d say the colors are just as vibrant.
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Now that I’ve seen it first hand, I believe Apple’s new display technology will be a strong competitor to OLEDs. But is the contrast and sharpness of the 11-inch iPad Pro really worth $300? It is up to each buyer to decide.
Personally, because I’m worried about the 12.9-inch iPad Pro OLED screen, I’m very good at going back to the iPad Air 2020 for less than mine. But if you can afford to upgrade, it’s worth it.
By the way, the iPad Pro mini-LED has been reported to have the “enlarged” screen problem. So I tried to find the problem by testing the brightness or magnification of the black and white wallpaper. But if there is boom, it’s so bad that it’s basically unnoticeable to me or anyone else looking at it. This is unlikely to upset anyone.
The CIE 1931 xy color gamut diagram represents a set (gamut) of colors that the display can reproduce, with the sRGB (highlighted triangle) color space serving as a reference. The table also gives a clear indication of the color of the screen. The small squares crossing the edge of the triangle are the reference points for the different colors, while the small dots are the practical measurements. Ideally, each point should be placed on the corresponding square. The ‘x: CIE31’ and ‘y: CIE31’ values in the table below the table show the location of each measurement in the table. ‘Y’ represents the brightness (in nits) of each measured color, while ‘Target Y’ is the desired brightness level for that color. Finally, ‘2000E 2000′ is the Delta E value of the measured color. Delta E prices under 2 are the best. These measurements were made using Portrait Displays’ CalMAN calibration software.
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The color accuracy chart gives an idea of how close the measured color of the screen is to the reference value. The first line stores the measured (actual) color, the second line contains the reference (target) color. The closer the actual color is to the target color, the better. These measurements were made using Portrait Displays’ CalMAN calibration software.
The gray scale accuracy chart shows whether the display has correct white balance (the balance between red, green and blue) at different levels of gray (from dark to light). The closer the true color is to the target, the better. These measurements were made using Portrait Displays’ CalMAN calibration software.
In its popular camera module, the iPad Pro 12.9-inch 2021 has a 12 MP ultra-wide 10 MP main camera with 125 ° FOV (field of view), LiDAR microphone and flash.
On the front we have a 12 MP ultra wide 122 ° FOV selfie / FaceTime camera. Next, we have a Face ID sensor to securely unlock the iPad Pro with your face.
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All of these cameras are “wide”, meaning you can shoot a lot in the frame of your photo, such as a group of people or a large object, without trying to fit everything in. The ultra-wide camera profile distorts a bit as expected, but photos with default settings look fine.
The portrait function is available and provides normal background blur while keeping the subject in focus, but the results aren’t great. It is often difficult to separate a subject from the proper background, ending up blurring the subject’s ears, hair or clothing as part of the background. It takes a few tries to get a decent Portrait-style image.
However, in portrait mode, you can instantly change the lighting effect between presets, such as “Studio lighting” or “Contour lighting”, which makes your face appear softer or with a contour. More precisely, respectively.
Like the smaller iPad Pro, the 12.9-inch screen here can record 4K, 60 FPS (frames per second) and 1080p, 240 FPS slow motion video.
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While installing this camera won’t replace your smartphone, it’s definitely the best you can expect from a tablet. Photos are colorful and clear in good lighting conditions and videos are also taken. The five microphones, which Apple calls “studio quality,” aren’t bad either.
Psst! If you like landscape video samples – we have one in our 11-inch iPad Pro review (same camera).
The smaller 11-inch iPad Pro is already popular in the audio segment, but this 12.9-inch model looks impressive for a thin tablet. Its four speakers produce clear and rich stereo sound with powerful bass. And with speakers above this curve, the lack of headphone jacks can be forgivable.
Watching movies on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro feels like a mini private movie experience thanks to those speakers and the giant mini-LED screen. It defines where the sound is coming from and the practical effects you can feel when blast or bass music is played. Even avid gamers will love and appreciate this rich sound experience.
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And if you don’t have quality Bluetooth headphones to enjoy your music with, you’ll be happy to know that most types of music will sound great on the iPad Pro 4’s speakers, which can certainly fill a room.
This huge M1 powered iPad Pro with this beautiful mini-LED display can be considered an expert’s dream. But the part the tablet needs to occupy is iPadOS 14, which doesn’t really take advantage of all that power.
If you’re going to use this tablet for occasional use like Netflix, YouTube, and browsing the internet, this is the best you can get. If you’re an artist, chances are you’re happy with the iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, and Procreate. Also, students who can afford a 12.9-inch iPad Pro with a keyboard case or Apple Pencil will likely have it.