Testseek.com have collected 77 expert reviews of the Apple iPad Pro 5 11 inch and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad Pro 5 11 inch.
April 2020
(86%)
77 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(98%)
142 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
86010077
The editors liked
Impressive performance for a tablet
120Hz variable refresh rate
97% sRGB coverage
The display doesn't use PWM
Well-sounding quad-speaker setup
Optional LTE support
Powerful
Sleek design
Great speakers
Fantastic screen
Epic battery life
M1 processor is blazing-fast
Center Stage calls are neat
Strong quad-speaker sound
Much lighter than 12.9-inch iPad Pro
Smooth 120Hz display
Snappy
Unrivaled performance thanks to the Apple M1 processor
Loud and punchy quad speakers
Familiar premium design
The editors didn't like
Gets pricey with the hier storage options (and the LTE options)
Its rigidity is not ideal
Lacks expandability (no MicroSD card reader)
USB-C support is inconsistent
Very expensive
12.9-inch iPad Pro's display is better
IPadOS feels limited with M1 power
IPadOS 14 doesn't take advantage of all this power
Super powerful, Effortlessly portable, Excellent accessories
Few apps can take advantage of performance, Poor external monitor support
The lack of true external monitor support may just be the one feature that stops the 11-inch iPad Pro being the laptop replacement it could so easily be - but if that doesn't matter to you or you value the iPad Pro's just-get-up-and-go portability. Just d...
Super powerful, Effortlessly portable, Excellent accessories
Few apps can take advantage of performance, Poor external monitor support
The lack of true external monitor support may just be the one feature that stops the 11-inch iPad Pro being the laptop replacement it could so easily be - but if that doesn't matter to you or you value the iPad Pro's just-get-up-and-go portability. Just d...
Published: 2021-08-13, Author: Abbas , review by: techradar.com
Desktop PC-level performance, Lightweight and portable form factor, Good battery life
iPadOS doesn't utilize the power of M1, Doesn't feature an XDR display, Can get quite pricey with higher storage
The iPad Pro has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to hardware performance, and the new M1-based 11-inch iPad Pro pushes that even further, offering PC-like performance on a tablet. That said, it feels like the iPad is at a stage where Apple re...
Published: 2021-06-29, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
Superfast, Great screen size, Excellent cameras
High price tag, Doesn't get XDR display
The fancy XDR display on the 12.9in Pro means we can only say this is the second-best iPad Apple has ever made, but it remains a superb tablet. Beautifully designed and boasting state-of-the-art specs and features, the new iPad Pro for 2021 is a luxury ta...
This brand-new 3rd generation iPad Pro 11-inch with M1 chip is ridiculously fast, and its fun and useful new features have been designed with creative professionals in mind. Added accessories enhance the experience further. For more casual users, however...
Published: 2021-06-03, Author: Matthew , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: Apple's iPad Pro is the most technically impressive, feature-packed tablet you can buy. This is true today, as it was the year before that, and the year before that. Yet, somehow, Apple repeatedly finds a way to improve on perfection. The 2021 iPad Pro br...
Published: 2021-04-20, Author: Chris , review by: macworld.co.uk
Abstract: As was always likely - expected, even - Apple has updated the iPad Pro range for 2021, so you probably want to know how the tablet compares to the previous generation from 2020. Well, you've come to the right place. In this article we break down the key d...
The two iPads are unusually similar; the iPad Pro is only the higher quality device in a few areas. However, we suspect that Apple will update the iPad Pro soon and that this will create a stronger distinction. In every way that matters the iPad Air trump...
The two iPads are unusually similar; the iPad Pro is only the higher quality device in a few areas. However, we suspect that Apple will update the iPad Pro soon and that this will create a stronger distinction. In every way that matters the iPad Air trump...
but the difference might barely be noticeable unless your workloads can take advantage of them, The sad truth is that we may never get desktop-class apps on the iPad, no matter how powerful the iPad gets, for one simple reason — Apple also sells laptops
M1 SoC feels under-utilised, Higher-end variants are very expensive
Apple really hit a home run with the M1 SoC and it's only natural to see this chip transition to multiple devices. I wouldn't be surprised to see future iPhone Pro models get a version of this SoC too. However, if you were expecting to see a massive jump...
