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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Technology
Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Ipad pro m2 review tremendous hardware but software needs work | History Defined

Apple iPad Pro M2 review - pictured in a laptop-like configuration with the Magic Keyboard accessory.
The iPad Pro has a stunning screen and laptop-level power that will be total overkill for most. Photograph: Samuel Gibbs/The Guardian

Apple has added yet more power to its top tablet, fitting the new iPad Pro with the M2 chip from the latest Macs while attempting to make it work more like a laptop with new software. But all that power comes at a truly eye-watering price.

The new models cost £899 ($799/A$1,399) for the 11in screen or £1,249 ($1,099/A$1,899) for the 12.9in version as reviewed here. That’s the same price as the MacBook Air laptop, and £250 more than last year’s 12.9in iPad Pro with M1 chip, due to weak currency rates against the US dollar.

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