Safe to say, it’s worth being careful with the iPad Pro. It’s not made of glass, so at least the back of it won’t shatter, but tests consistently show that the device will easily bend under pressure. The iPad is a sleek, thin device, and as such it’s not necessarily the most durable tablet out there. Apple’s latest 2021 12.9-inch iPad Pro has upgraded to a new screen using mini-LED and may be a better choice than either of these models if you are primarily interested in display quality. They’re not the highest-resolution displays out there, but they look great, and graphic designers and video editors should have no problems with them. The display on the 2018 iPad models and the 2020 iPad models is exactly the same - but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The 2018 iPad Pro offered a single-lens camera, while the new iPad Pro adds a square camera bump similar to that on the iPhone 11 series. Instead, the only real design change is the camera module. As such, Apple didn’t provide us with a massive refresh for the 2020 model. The 2018 iPad Pro represented a design shift for the iPad, doing away with the home button in favor of an edge-to-edge display and Face ID. Dual 12MP, 10MP ultrawide and lidar rear, 7MP frontĪT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon (cellular models only)ĭesign, display, and durability The next-gen iPad could look more like an iPad Pro Andy Boxall/DigitalTrends

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