Apple today announced updates to its series of devices iPad Pro 2025which includes 13-inch and 11-inch models. Both models will now have Apple‘s latest chipsets, including the M5 processor and the N1 and CX1 chipsets. The M5 chip is a new processor announced today and is also used in MacBook Pro devices. This chip features up to 10 CPU cores, with 4 performance cores and 6 efficiency cores. Apple says that the performance cores in the M5 chip are the fastest CPU cores in the world. In addition, the ten-core graphics processing unit has been improved, and the performance of ray tracing and the neural engine has been improved.

Apple supplies the iPad Pro 2025 with the new M5 chip

Contribute M5 chip In improving the performance of artificial intelligence on the iPad Pro 2025 compared to the previous version M4 (2024). Video sharing and streaming capabilities are also improved, as the device is now able to stream video to an external display at a frequency of 120 Hz. In addition to the new chip, the iPad Pro this year got more random memory; The 256 and 512 GB versions come with 8 or 12 GB random access memory, while the 1 and 2 TB versions still use 16 GB random access memory (RAM).

In addition to improved processor and graphics performance, the new iPad Pros get faster connectivity thanks to the addition of the N1 Wireless chip and C1X modem. They are the same components that first appeared in the iPhone 17. As for charging, the iPad Pro now supports the same fast charging technology used in iPhone 17. And with a compatible charger like the Apple 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max, the device can be charged up to 50% in 30 minutes for the 11-inch model, or 35 minutes for the 13-inch model.

Besides the new updates, the iPad Pro 2025 remains very similar to the previous generation with the M4 chip. It still offers the same dazzling Tandem OLED Ultra Retina XDR screen, a 12-megapixel rear camera, and a front camera with the same resolution that supports the Center Stage feature to track the user during calls. The device also retains the quad-sound system and the high-speed Thunderbolt/USB4 port. As for the price, nothing has changed. The price of the 11-inch version starts at $999, while the price of the 13-inch version starts at $1,299. As for the versions that support a SIM card, they start at $1,199 and $1,499, respectively.

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