I have had an iPad air 2 and upgraded to the iPad Pro 10.5. love it. Excellent quality. Great sound from the speakers. love the storage.

Recently I bought this tablet, and I could not be happier. I previously had a third-generation iPad, so this is a HUGE improvement in many different areas. The first thing that jumps to you is the clarity of the screen. Another important thing that I love is weight.

The 10.5-inch iPad Pro is a stunning machine in many ways. The speed and raw power on offer when doing pretty much any task on it can't be understated, and the upgrades to the screen are just beautiful at times.

Amazing audio; Smooth and crisp screen; Insanely powerful

High price; Keyboard is necessary but extra; Still not quite a laptop replacement

I bought it for my teenager to help with her GCSE and art design; Will be buying the pencil to go with it soon; She loves it

Nothing; It is quite robust and a good size

My seven years old! iPad was slow and it's battery capacity was getting very short. It eventually froze and I had to replace it and would have had to do this soon anyway! New one is so much faster and the battery lasts for days. So very happy with it .

Ability to add keyboard; ability to add Apple Pencil for artwork; multitasking; great screen; great camera; iOS games

Not really

It is everything that I expected from an iPad plus more

I have owned two non-Pro versions of the iPad, so was not sure how much better the Pro version would be. However, I find that the Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard (both sold separately) make for a combination that comes as close as I need to a laptop replacement - plus with the benefit of being...

The iPad has a problem that we should all wish to have: It's too damn good . The battery life and standby battery life are superb, the screen is pretty, the apps are nice, and the thing is powerful enough it can last for years.

A larger size means a roomier keyboard

The 120Hz refresh rate is currently useful only for artists

It's easy to leap to categorizing new products like Apple's iPad Pro 10.5 as either revolutionary or evolutionary. Do they break new, uncharted ground, or are they last year's flagship, polished and refined for another attempt?

ProMotion 120Hz display is astonishingly good; Apple A10X Fusion processor is wicked-fast; Solid battery life; Ever-growing selection of pro-level apps

Expensive; iOS 11 isn't available yet; Port selection still lacking compared to a regular laptop