It's a great buy. The extra speed in this model is quite noticeable, especially when dealing with the more involved or difficult apps (games). The camera, front and rear, takes high quality pics. The display is enhanced and adjusts to the light in your surrounds, so the screen is easy to see.

I am very lucky that I bought this iPad in a low price for 256GB, and it worked great! Thanks!!

With this latest update, Apple again shows that each generation of iPad is edging closer to the capabilities that not long ago were limited to traditional desktops and laptops. The iPad actually surpasses a PC in some ways with features like the True Tone display; support for the Apple Pencil as a...

Updated processor; improved speaker design; incredible display; great cameras; variety of useful accessories

Optional keyboard can feel a bit cramped

The Apple iPad Pro 9.7 packs scads of speed and power, a gorgeous 9.7-inch screen and spectacular camera into its wafer-thin silhouette. If you want the best tablet money can buy, reviews say this is it; everything just works.

Thin and light; Powerful; Easy to use; Ultra-reliable; Fabulous screen

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Already own an iPad but it was time for an update. I knew I would be pleased. I love Apple products. So much faster than windows. Also like the fact that I got more storage.

Apple has always outdone the competition, and the iPad is a testament to this. Very light weight, extremely fast, high end graphics and photos. Videos saved to the tablet play uninhibited. ( video streaming is always at the mercy of available bandwidth).

If you've got your heart set on a new iPad, the 9.7" Pro isn't as clear a choice as you'd imagine, despite being the latest iPad. There's a lot to consider, from a number of angles.

Great form factor is easier to hold than larger Pro; Less expensive than larger Pro; Technology represents a step up from iPad Air 2 at same size; A very fast tablet; Great, bright display with True Tone; The best cameras ever seen on iPad; Very good battery life.

Expensive compared to current iPad Air 2 price, and extra features may not be worth it to a fair number of prospective users; Smaller screen makes for a slightly diminished drawing/typing experience compared to larger Pro; Audio not as good as larger Pro; Just a tad slower than larger Pro.

This is a long-term review after months of use of the 9.7-inch iPad Pro for designers and artists – whether you're a hand-drawn illustrator, a graphic or digital/UX designer, 3D artist, creative director or other creative pro. For a more general review of the iPad Pro, see our sister site Macworld .

Easy to hold and use; excellent display; fast processor

There was a problem setting up the account so that free apps could be downloaded from the App Store; The form wouldn't submit and there was a message in red on the screen to say that we had to contact iTunes Support.

Apple is slowly transforming its iPad into a 2-in-1, and while this new tablet may not be a laptop replacement, it's more than simply an iPad Air 3. It's best used with pro-level accessories like the Smart Keyboard and Pencil, but it gets even more expensive.

Easy to handle; True Tone display is gorgeous; 256GB configuration

iOS shows its limitations; Expensive starting price; Optional keyboard isn't backlit