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The 2025 iPad Pro with M5 chip offers minor upgrades over the M4 model, primarily in GPU performance and storage speeds, but retains its sleek design, OLED screen, and multitasking capabilities. It remains the best tablet on the market, especially for media consumption and professional use, though its high price and limited app optimization mean it’s best suited for specific users who need its power and display quality.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, announced at IFA, features a large 14.6-inch display, upgraded chipset, slimmer profile, lighter weight, and increased battery capacity, with a focus on design improvements and stylus enhancements, awaiting a full review.
Harish Jonnalagadda shares his positive experience with the iPad mini, highlighting its perfect size for reading and portability, its good display quality, and its suitability for travel and casual use, despite some limitations compared to larger iPads.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ impresses with its large size, long battery life, and durable design, making it suitable for students and casual users, but suffers from underwhelming performance, slow charging, and limited features for its price, despite recent significant discounts.
The author, initially skeptical about iPads, has changed their opinion after owning the M4 iPad Pro for nearly a year, praising its OLED display, lightweight design, and battery life, and suggesting it offers a compelling experience for light tasks despite its higher price compared to other tablets.
The 2024 iPad Pro, starting at $999, features a new OLED display, M4 processor, and improved cameras, making it a top choice for professionals needing high performance for creative tasks. Despite its high price and some limitations with iPadOS, it offers unparalleled performance, flexible connectivity, and top-tier cameras, earning it the Editors' Choice award. The iPad Air remains a more affordable option for everyday users.