Apple's newest iPads are the 2025 iPad Pro (M5), 2025 standard iPad (A16), 2025 iPad Air (M3), and 2024 iPad Mini (A17 Pro).

The M5 iPad Pro comes equipped with Apple’s new N1 wireless chip. N1 first debuted in the iPhone 17 line, and now it’s part of the high-end iPad Pro. Wi-Fi 7 support is enabled by N1, while the M4 iPad Pro was limited to Wi-Fi 6E. N1 also features Bluetooth 6 (up from 5.3) and Thread support.

Macworld While the rest of the world was waiting for the M5 iPad Pro earlier this month, I decided to buy an M4 iPad Pro, just days before Apple dropped its big M5 announcement, in fact. Yes, I knew the M5 iPad Pro was imminent.

With a next generation graphics processing unit with a neural accelerator in each core, the M5 chip promises up to 3.5 times faster AI performance than the iPad Pro with the M4 chip and up to 5.6 times faster than the one with the M1 chip.

There's no question that the new iPad Pro M5 is a terrific tablet, but is it simply too powerful for most of us?

We featured a deal late last week on the 512GB M3 iPad Air with the cell connectivity at a new all-time low. But after a pair of additional price drops, we are now looking at nearly $280 off the list price and a new Amazon all-time low once again.

Apple's iPad Pro M5 is heading to stores this month, but shoppers are turning to a previous model that's more than half price.

With Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, and fast charging, Apple’s M5 iPad Pro is built for road warriors who want laptop power in a lighter, smarter package.

There are products waiting to be announced by Apple, it seems. So, when can we expect them, and will there be another big event this month? Here’s what’s known.

A new iPad mini is "absolutely" on the way, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. So what should we expect from the successor to the

Apple's latest standard iPad with A16 chip delivers flagship performance for everyday tasks and creative work, and it's now on sale at Amazon