Testseek.co.uk have collected 259 expert reviews of the Apple iPad Pro 2 10.5 inch and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPad Pro 2 10.5 inch.
June 2017
(88%)
259 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(97%)
10198 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great display in an ultra-portable design
Keyboard accessory now full-size
As speedy as you could need
120Hz refresh really impresses
Screen is clear and bright
So much more display in your hand
Amazing audio
Smooth and crisp screen
Insanely powerful
Bigger screen but still very portable
Superfast processor and excellent graphics performance
Good battery life
IPhone 7class camera setup
Excellent display
Upgraded storage options
Faster processor
Better cameras and a bigger display in a still-compact size. Faster refresh-rate display also means faster Apple Pencil responsiveness
Brilliant screen
Lots of power
Premium design
Amazing display
Extremely powerful
Promise of iOS 11
Works brilliantly with Pencil
Fantastic display that's perfect for productivity
Performance that beats full-size laptops
Superb battery life
Powerful sound from the speakers
Impressive display
Unparalleled performance
High-quality cameras
Great performance
Ultra lightweight
Apple Pencil and keyboard cover work well
Superb screen
Outstanding performance
Excellent battery life
Great new screen
Pro-level power
Still really portable
Top battery life
Classleading screen
Super powerful
Fine audio
Just the right size
With high refresh rate
Buttery-smooth performance
Long battery life
Robust tablet-support apps
Great camera
Speakers
Also available with 256GB or 512GB of storage space
And with support for a 3G/4G SIM card as well
Touch ID means you can unlock the tablet using your fingerprint and make quick payments on shopping websites without having to input your card details
The
The editors didn't like
Not a huge change over the 9.7-inch model it replaces so not an upgrade proposition for all
A still-expensive laptop replacement
High price
Keyboard is necessary but extra
Still not quite a laptop replacement
Expensive
Few significant aesthetic changes since 2013
Most of the cool new software features require iOS 11
Which isn't coming until September. No newly imagined accessories and the ones you need (Pencil
Keyboard) drive up the cost to laptop levels
Very expensive
Need accessories to fulfil its potential
No water resistance
Big price jump from previous iPad Pro models
Expensive peripherals
No fast charger in the box
Pricey - For most people it's either this or a laptop
The best is still yet to come with iOS 11
Not the most affordable tablet on the planet
Overkill as a pure multimedia machine
Still an iOS device
Still not quite the laptop replacement for everyone
IOS 11 isn't out yet
Expensive to add Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard
Do you need the Pro power
Similar price to MacBook
Slightly squashed keys
Needs iOS 11
Pricey
No fast charging
There is no HDMI port
So you can't easily watch images or videos from the iPad on your TV unless you invest in a TV streaming device
There is no microSD card slot
So the storage cannot be expanded if you opt for the smaller capacity
Bigger screen, Incredible CPU, Excellent design, Great 12 MP camera
Base price does not include Smart Keyboard or Apple Pencil
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Published: 2017-06-12, Author: Andrew , review by: arstechnica.com
The A10X is super fast, and it's nice to have 4GB of RAM (a 512GB storage option doesn't hurt, either), Bright 120Hz screen is really easy on the eyes, Fits in a larger screen and a full-size Smart Keyboard without being too much larger and heavier than t
More expensive than last year, and accessories like the $159 Smart Keyboard and $99 Apple Pencil quickly jack up the price, Included charger is significantly slower than a USB-C MacBook charger; the included Lightning cable is also still using USB-A, Stil
Abstract: One week after Apple introduced the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro at the WWDC keynote in San Jose, California, reviews for the device have begun circulating online. The 10.5-inch iPad Pro has replaced the 9.7-inch device, offering a larger display with 40 percen...
Abstract: Apple announced these major updates to the iPad Pro at WWDC 2017. Tags: Apple, iPad ProCredit: Apple At WWDC 2017, Apple announced updates to the iPad Pro line. The new iPad Pros are available for purchase now and sport a few new business-friendly feature...
Abstract: I didn't think there was an iPad I could like any more than the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. And then I met its successor.The iPad Pro convinced me to love the iPad line again: It gave us the Apple Pencil and Smart Connector, and convinced me to go full-time on my...
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews Apple's high end iPad models for 2017: the iPad Pro 10.5” and the second generation iPad Pro 12.9″. Both feature 600 nit Retina 264 PPI displays with P3 color gamut, True Tone color compensation and ProMotion 120Hz refresh rate displays...
Impressive power, Build quality remains impressive, Full-sized keyboard is great
Expensive when compared to the regular 9.7-inch iPad, Not a significant improvement over the 9.7-inch Pro or original 12.9-inch Pro, Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil are still sold seperately
"The 10.5-inch iPad Pro is arguably Apple's best iPad yet" ...
Abstract: While the various iPad-focused features included in iOS 11 are arguably more exciting than Apple's latest tablet announcement, I checked out the tech giant's new 10.5-inch iPad Pro during a hands-on session following the company's WWDC 2017 keynote, and w...
Published: 2017-09-12, Author: Rae , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Do you need a new computing device? That's always the biggest question to rationally answer if you're entranced by any particular piece of technology. And for all its novelty and utility, the iPad Pro is an expensive piece of hardware for its size and wei...
Beautiful screen, Excellent and sturdy design, Performance is solid, Optional keyboard case should be mandatory, and is an excellent addition
Not waterproof, iOS is close to working like a full computer, though it still needs a few things, Expensive
Outside of the lack of water resistance and the price tag, if our glowing comments haven't nailed what we think about the 2017 iPad Pro, then let the following words ring out over the digital lands: we love this thing, and while we wish iOS would mature j...
