
Apple iPad Pro 13-inch (M5)
Launched Oct 2025 · 13" screen
Lowest price today (12/256 5G)₹2,23,900on Amazon
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12/256 Wi-FiMDYJ4HN/Ausually ₹1,89,900
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12/512 Wi-Fiusually ₹2,16,990
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16/1TB Wi-Filaunched at ₹1,89,900
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16/1TB Wi-Fi Nano Texturelaunched at ₹1,99,900
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16/2TB Wi-Filaunched at ₹2,29,900
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16/2TB Wi-Fi Nano Texturelaunched at ₹2,39,900
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12/256 5GME7W4HN/A₹2,23,900Amazon
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12/512 5Glaunched at ₹1,69,900
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16/1TB 5Glaunched at ₹2,09,900
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16/1TB 5G Nano Texturelaunched at ₹2,19,900
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16/2TB 5Glaunched at ₹2,49,900
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16/2TB 5G Nano Texturelaunched at ₹2,59,900
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Score breakdown
Tandem OLED, 1600 nits HDR, superbly accurate; best tablet screen
M5 is the fastest tablet chip, far ahead of Android
Over 15 h measured web browsing; 50% in 30 min
iPadOS 26 windowing, best tablet apps, long support
Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard make a true work machine
Four speakers, rich and loud; slightly less bass than before
5.1 mm aluminium, very light for 13 inches; no IP rating
Each part is rated on one scale for every tablet, from reviewers' measurements (battery tests, brightness, benchmarks) where they exist, what reviewers found, specs and owner reports, including after-sales service. It rates the tablet itself, not how good it is for the price.
Pros
- Huge lead in CPU and GPU speed
- Excellent measured battery life (over 15 h browsing)
- Superb, well-calibrated tandem OLED
- Very fast M5
- Light yet sturdy
- Accurate OLED (Delta-E 0.27)
- Long battery life (13 h+ in its web test)
Cons
- Very pricey
- Overkill for typical use
- Thinner body means a bit less bass than older Pros
- Keyboard, pen and storage upgrades are expensive
- Matte nano-texture only on 1TB and above
- Cost climbs fast with accessories
- Small gains over the M4 model
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PhoneArenaOct 2025
Brilliant but far more tablet than most people need; worth it for pros coming from an M1-era iPad, others should look at the Air.
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Tom's GuideOct 2025
Not a giant step over the M4, but the most capable iPad Pro yet; accessories are what make it costly.
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Geek CultureOct 2025
In a class of its own; M1/M2 owners should upgrade, M4 owners can skip it unless they need AI or heavy pro work.
Full specs
| Screen | 13" · Tandem OLED (Ultra Retina XDR) · 2752x2064 |
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| Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
| Peak brightness | 1600 nits |
| Chip | Apple M5 |
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| Measured in a test | 15.3 h (PhoneArena) |
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| Software | iPadOS 26 (launched on iPadOS 26) |
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| Pen | Sold separately (Apple Pencil Pro / Apple Pencil (USB-C)) |
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| Keyboard | Official keyboard sold separately |
| Desktop mode | Stage Manager / iPadOS 26 windowing |
| Speakers | 4 |
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| Headphone jack | No |
| Cameras | 12 MP + LiDAR rear, 12 MP landscape (Center Stage) front |
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| Body | aluminium · 579 g · 5.1 mm |
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| Ports | USB-C Thunderbolt / USB 4, SIM: eSIM only (Wi-Fi + Cellular versions, Apple C1X modem) |