What makes an iPad "Pro"? Not long ago, you might have included a larger screen in the list of characteristics that turns an ordinary iPad into a Pro device, but not anymore. With the iPad Pro 9.7, Apple has turned that idea on its head.

The 9.7-inch iPad Pro is the most powerful tablet Apple has ever produced and it has the credentials to hold its own against many laptops. For creativity and productivity on the go, the iPad Pro offers a lot more than any other tablet on the market.

if you are using a tablet that is more than three years old, it's time to upgrade to the iPad Pro 9.7-inch. It's great for content consumption and playing games even if it's expensive. The Smart Keyboard isn't for everyonr and feels inconvinient.

Blazing fast performance; Stunning display; Loud speakers; Compact form factor

Smart Keyboard is flimsy; Not the ideal laptop replacement; Expensive

Tablets haven't had a great time lately. In the last two years, sales have plummeted and production has slowed to a crawl. While a lot of that is due to the fact they don't have the manic upgrade calendar of traditional computers or smartphones, it's also because they're really all about consuming...

Apple's newest iPad Pro 9.7 is one of the most powerful iPads out there to date. While still keeping a thin profile, it's lightweight and can be carried with you everywhere you go.

The display is great along with performance; sound quality; and battery life

The cost of the iPad is steep, but not everyone has funds to buy this device; The camera was ok when it came to indoor photos

If you're Apple, how do you decide what constitutes a "Pro" device? Is it in the specs? Usually Pro products are faster and offer more storage and RAM than their non-Pro counterparts. Is it something special about the hardware and software?

Great performance; The A9X is still a fast chip, and it's a big upgrade over the A8X in some important ways, Characteristically great build quality, Great screen with a wide color gamut.

Smart Keyboard is more cramped; which makes typing more frustrating; Aside from Apple Pencil support; it doesn't offer a ton of features that the now-cheaper iPad Air 2 doesn't also offer; iOS is still a limiting operating system in a lot of ways; and using an iPad as your primary computer still...

Apple's super-tablet has been shrunk

Super display; Very powerful; Superb on-the-move device

iPad Air 2 better for many; Pencil extra; Won't replace your laptop

Starting at ￡500 this is pricier than the other standard-size iPads – but rightly so. This tablet has prodigious power and if you are looking for something that can take over from average laptop usage (such as writing, surfing, media playing, art programs, etc.

Super performance; multitasking; handy size

Keyboard design; not as Pencil friendly; accessories cost extra

The worst iPad I've ever seen, first of all- the speakers are so crackly and I'm unable to even hear what's going on unless it's crackly. My friend got the Space Grey colour, and guess what- the black finish was peeling off!

Sound system; Able to add pages yo home screen

Price; Samsung might be just as good for half cost