Look past the price and this is a stunning tablet that needs iOS 11 to really feel complete.

Amazing display; Extremely powerful; Promise of iOS 11; Works brilliantly with Pencil

Big price jump from previous iPad Pro models; Expensive peripherals; No fast charger in the box

Apple extends its tablet lead, but iOS 11 might end up being a bigger deal

Incredible screen; Slightly larger size makes typing easier; Powerful processor

iOS 10 not built for all this power; Expensive; Accessories like the Smart Keyboard make it even more expensive

iPad Pros have always been great options for people who need high-powered tablets, and the new 10.5-inch model is no exception. It's a more exciting update than it might initially seem: The screen is bigger and brighter than before, and the new A10X Fusion chipset makes this model one of the most...

Incredibly powerful for an iPad; Bigger; better screen; Sleek (if familiar) design; Great cameras; Incredibly powerful for an iPad; Bigger; better screen; Sleek (if familiar) design; Great cameras

iOS 11 isn't out yet; Expensive; Shorter battery life than some competing tablets; iOS 11 isn't out yet; Expensive; Shorter battery life than some competing tablets

The latest iPad Pro – including the new 10.5-inch model – is the easily the best iPad Apple has ever produced. It can offer high-end users a powerful yet enjoyable experience as a genuine laptop replacement.

For the past year, I've had a really big dilemma: Having to choose between the 12-inch MacBook or the 9.7-inch iPad Pro . Now, the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro has solved all of those issues for me, making it the best iPad to have ever come out of Cupertino and the one most likely to replace the MacBook.

Bigger display without sacrificing portability; 512GB storage capacity make it a real MacBook alternative; ProMotion helps both display responsiveness and battery life; Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil redefine the iPad experience; 4GB of RAM make for top-class performance

Starting at ￡619 for 64GB and running to ￡889 for 512GB, the 10.5-inch iPad Pro is a big step up in price over the tablet it replaces. The 9.7-inch iPad Pro cost ￡499 for the 32GB model and ￡599 for the 128GB model; this one is ￡20 more expensive for a tablet with half the storage.

Target delived my ipad so fast, in 2 days. Ipad is nice with a verry good price from target. I bought it $699 rose gold 512G. Rose color is verry beautiful. The only thing I do not like it took rather long time to charge full and there was 0% power left with this new ipad.

It is a step up in screen, camera, finger print reader and overall experience. I highly recommend.

Apple continues to evolve the iPad, with the iPad Pro 10.5 giving customers more reasons to upgrade their ageing Apple tablet. As the 10.5 numerical suggests, this Pro is a new size for iPad: smaller than the 12.9-inch model, and only marginally larger than the outgoing 9.7-inch model, the 10.5...

Great display in an ultra-portable design; keyboard accessory now full-size; as speedy as you could need

Not a huge change over the 9.7-inch model it replaces so not an upgrade proposition for all

I have used iPads since the second generation and probably spend a couple of hours a day using it for a range of tasks. This is my third iPad. The improvement over my iPad Air (1st generation) is dramatic, screen size, lightness, speed, capacity and sound quality are all outstanding.