Luckily, there is an onscreen arrow pointing to the camera location. You may also need to use Face Unlock to make purchases, and you need to readjust your grip so the cameras work. It’s not uncommon to accidentally put the tablet into sleep by pressing the button. The camera setup is housed inside the slim bezels, and when holding the tablet in landscape, they are easily covered up. One ergonomic issue related to Face Unlock does pop up occasionally. As the selfie camera is very well hidden in the thin screen bezels and the buttons sit almost flush against the sides, feeling for the camera bump is the best way to tell which end was “up.” It adds some character to the tablet’s design, doesn’t stick out from the surface too much, and means the camera is more capable here than on any iPad before it. The dual-lens camera bump on the back separates it from the 2018 model, and brings it closer in style to the iPhone 11. The slim 6mm bezels are just the right size to provide somewhere to hold the tablet without accidentally touching the screen. The matte finish metal body has plenty of grip and does not attract many fingerprints, something that does blight the screen, which gets in a terrible state. The ever-so-slightly chamfered edge ensures it’s comfortable, and the curved corners fit snugly in your palm, meaning you can hold the iPad Pro for hours without it digging into your hands. It can’t be described as beautiful, but there’s no doubt that plenty of thought has gone into getting it just right.įor example, you’d think the flat edges would feel sharp after a while. It’s all very industrial, especially in space gray.
The back of the tablet is flat, as are the sides, punctuated only by perforations for the quad speakers, the USB Type-C charging port, and three buttons. The weight and dimensions are exactly the same as the 2018 iPad Pro, and the overall design is similar as well. The tablet is super-slim at 5.9mm and light at 471 grams, and I never felt fatigue from propping it up or resting it on my lap. The larger model will probably be better for artists and anyone seriously intending to work using the iPad, but it may also feel a little too big for watching video in bed or general use around the home, which I have found works better on the 11-inch version. Quite simply, one is bigger than the other, and you must decide which suits your needs best. Even the pixel density is the same across both models, at 265 pixels-per-inch. The only difference between it and the 12.9-inch version is screen size. I acquired the 11-inch iPad Pro for review. The 2020 iPad Pro is a minor update, but it’s still leagues ahead of its competitors. The iPad Pro has ruled the tablet market since its introduction. There’s now a brand new version of the top iPad Pro for 2020, but does that mean it’s the one you should buy? The Apple iPad is the most popular tablet in the world, and the one we would recommend to anyone shopping for a new tablet.
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