iPad Pro

The iPad Pro is not a video game but a line of premium tablet computers from Apple, first announced on September 9, 2015, and released in November 2015. A second-generation 9.7-inch model followed on March 31, 2016. Designed for creative professionals and power users, it runs iPadOS and supports the Apple Pencil, Magic Keyboard, and external controllers like the Xbox Wireless Controller and PlayStation DualShock 4. Over eight generations, it has featured processors from the A9X to the M5 (announced October 2025), with display sizes of 9.7, 10.5, 11, 12.9, and 13 inches. The latest models incorporate OLED technology and ProMotion displays with up to 120Hz refresh rates.

Key milestones include the third-generation's all-screen redesign with Face ID in 2018, the fifth-generation's M1 chip in 2021, and the seventh-generation's OLED screen in 2024. The iPad Pro has consistently pushed performance boundaries, often matching or exceeding laptop capabilities. Its lineup has included 11-inch and 12.9-inch models, with the latter replaced by a 13-inch display in the seventh generation. The device has received numerous awards, including Best Tablet at the CES Innovation Awards and Tablet of the Year from multiple tech publications.

While the iPad Pro is not a game, it serves as a powerful gaming platform capable of running demanding titles from the App Store, including console-quality ports like Resident Evil Village and Death Stranding. Its Metal 3 graphics API and high-performance GPU enable advanced visual effects, and the Thunderbolt / USB-C port allows connection to external displays and accessories. The iPad Pro has influenced the design of other tablets and 2-in-1 laptops, becoming a standard tool for digital artists, architects, and educators. [edit]

The iPad Pro is not a game, so it has no gameplay mechanics. As a computing device, it offers a touch-based interface with gesture controls, Apple Pencil support for precise input, and a keyboard attachment for typing. Its hardware specifications, such as the M-series chips and ProMotion display, enable smooth performance in creative apps and games. The device supports multitasking via Stage Manager, split view, and slide over, allowing users to run multiple apps simultaneously. [edit]

The iPad Pro has no story, as it is a hardware product. However, its evolution tells a narrative of increasing power and versatility. From the first 12.9-inch model with an A9X chip to the M5-powered eighth generation, each iteration brought significant improvements in processor speed, display technology, and accessory support. The 2018 redesign eliminated the Home button and introduced Face ID, while the 2021 model brought the M1 chip, blurring the line between tablet and laptop. The 2024 OLED models marked a leap in display quality, and the 2025 M5 version continued that trend with a thinner chassis. [edit]