The larger iPad Pro M4 is a dream come true for Apple fans right now
With discounts reaching up to $281, the iPad Pro M4 is a solid pick right now.
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For context, the 13-inch variant with Wi-Fi connectivity is now going for $199 off its original price, while the option with cellular capabilities is now down by $281. Both bargains are now available at Amazon, but I wouldn't say they'll last way too long, so you might want to act fast.
With its Tandem OLED screen, which features dual-layered OLED panels, this beast delivers absolutely incredible visuals. It stands out with an excellent color calibration and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, giving you the crème de la crème of Apple's display technology.
Let's not forget that with the M4 chip inside, you're getting mind-blowing performance. Whether you're a creative, a hardcore gamer, or you're just looking for the best iPad experience, this bad boy won't let you down.
And even though it doesn't pack a plethora of AI features like Android rivals, you still have some useful ones. For instance, with AI-summarized notifications and AI-assisted writing and drawing (when you use the Apple Pencil), you can streamline your notifications and get your handwriting straightened up automatically.
Battery life isn't half bad, either. You can get up to 11 hours on a single charge while browsing or nearly nine hours with nonstop video streaming. Put simply, the iPad Pro M4 is the complete package for just about any iPadOS fan.
At the end of the day, the M5-powered iPad Pro is undeniably more capable. But considering the current discounts on the iPad Pro M4, I think it's a total no-brainer. Don't miss your chance to save as much as $281 at Amazon's ongoing sale.
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