This upgrade will happen later in the year, but according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has its eyes on the iPad mini to be its next major product to make the transition. Apple first introduced OLED to the iPad Pro back in early 2024 with the M4 model, after bringing it to the iPhone lineup starting in 2017.

SAVE UP TO $100: Both the M5 iPad Pro 13-inch and the M5 iPad Pro 11-inch are on sale at Amazon for about $100 off for Black Friday. The 13-inch M5 iPad Pro is on sale for $1,399.99, down from the normal price of $1,499, and the 11-inch is on sale for $899, down from the list price of $999. Both match the previous record-low prices at Amazon.

TL;DR: Apple's new M5-powered iPad Pro features a minimalist design, Ultra Retina HDR OLED display, and up to 10 CPU and GPU cores with Neural Processors for enhanced AI and gaming. It supports Wi-Fi 7, 5G with the C1X modem, fast charging, and offers up ...

Apple’s M5 iPad Pro launched last month, and I upgraded from an M4 model. Here’s how my new 13-inch iPad Pro has held up after a full month.

There’s more to be done, of course. The iPad Pro M5 supports high refresh rate monitors, but there’s still no option to have it run in clamshell mode. If Apple can make that happen, we could live in a world where your tablet becomes a desktop with a single cable and some Bluetooth accessories.

Apple's new M5 iPad Pro was unboxed by Russian YouTuber before release, but the company bricked it over-the-air, turns it into an expensive paperweight.

With iPadOS 26, Apple redesigned the built-in cursor, putting it on par with that of desktop operating systems. Thanks to its new arrow shape, you can now click smaller buttons more comfortably, even if the touch targets aren’t too wide. To unlock the iPad’s cursor, you’ll first need to pair a compatible mouse or trackpad.

One of the most noticeable changes to the iPad Pro, starting with the M4 model, is the front-facing camera’s move to the landscape edge for easier video call capture. When the iPad is in landscape orientation, the camera now centers on you rather than capturing you from the left.