Apple iPad Pro 13-inch (M5)
Apple · 2025

iPad Pro 13-inch (M5)

This is the slate to buy when a tablet has to double as a serious work tool and you refuse to compromise on the screen.

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The tandem OLED panel is the best display on any tablet, the M5 chip chews through 4K editing and demanding apps, and pairing it with the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro turns it into a credible laptop replacement. It is overkill and overpriced for anyone who mostly streams and browses, but for creative pros and power users it is the clear ceiling of the category.

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Key specs

Display13-inch tandem OLED, 2752x2064, 120Hz ProMotion
ChipsetApple M5
RAM12 GB
Storage256GB - 2TB
Battery38.99 Wh, up to 10 hours
Pen SupportApple Pencil Pro (sold separately)
Weight579 g
OSiPadOS 26
Rear camera12MP wide
ConnectivityWi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, opt. 5G, USB-C (TB4/USB4)

Configurations: 256GB Wi-Fi · 512GB Wi-Fi · 1TB Wi-Fi · 256GB Wi-Fi + Cellular

Strengths

  • Best-in-class tandem OLED display
  • Desktop-class M5 performance
  • Excellent first-party keyboard and pen accessories
  • Remarkably thin and rigid build

Trade-offs

  • Very expensive once accessories are added
  • iPadOS still limits true desktop workflows
  • Overpowered for casual use

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