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A mid-range iPad that pairs an M-series chip with a laminated Liquid Retina display in two sizes. It delivers most of what mainstream and prosumer users need without the Pro’s price.
88
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Pros
- Fast M3 performance that outmatches most tablets in its class
- Choice of two screen sizes for portability or more workspace
- Supports Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard accessories
- Long software support and a mature app ecosystem
Cons
- Display lacks the ProMotion high refresh rate and OLED of the Pro
- Accessories add meaningfully to the total cost
- No always-on or high-refresh screen for more demanding use
Best for: everyday productivity and light creative work
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