Apple's iPad line-up just got a major overhaul. Both the iPad Air 6 are iPad Pro M4 are now both available in 11in and 13in sizes. The new Air packs the M2 chipset and supports the all-new Apple Pencil Pro. While the Pro is noticeably thinner, lighter, has a stunning OLED screen, and has more power on tap with the M4 chipset. And it turns out that both models have a battery feature borrowed from the iPhone that's not available on older devices.
First spotted by iCulture, the latest iPad Air and iPad Pro models have been equipped with a shiny new Battery Health menu, making its debut right in the heart of the Settings app. It works just like the menu on iPhones, giving you a look at the condition your device's battery is in.
