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Apple iPad Pro (11-inch, Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Space Gray (1st Generation)
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| Model Name | 11-inch iPad Pro |
| Brand | Apple |
| Generation | 1st Generation |
| Screen Size | 11 Inches |
| Operating System | IPadOS |
About this item
- 11-Inch edge-to-edge Liquid Retina display with Promotion true Tone, and wide Color
- A12X Bionic chip with Neural Engine
- Face ID for secure authentication and Apple Pay
- 12MP back camera, 7MP True Depth front camera
- Four speaker audio with wider stereo sound
- 802. 11AC Wi-Fi
- Up to 10 hours of battery life
- USB-C connector for charging and accessories
- IOS with group FaceTime, shared augmented reality experiences, screen time, and more
Compare Apple iPad products
| Price | From: - | From: - | From: $499.00 |
| Ratings | 4.8 out of 5 stars (5,157) | 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,878) | 4.8 out of 5 stars (6,330) |
| Display | 11 inch Liquid Retina display | 12.9 inch Liquid Retina display | 10.5 inch Retina display |
| Face/Touch ID | Face ID | Face ID | |
| Chip | A12X Bionic chip with Neural Engine | A12X Bionic chip with Neural Engine | A12 Bionic chip with Neural Engine |
| Camera | 12MP photos | 12MP photos | 8MP photos |
| Video | 4K video recording | 4K video recording | 1080p HD video recording |
| Apple Pencil Compatibility | Apple Pencil (2nd generation) | Apple Pencil (2nd generation) | Apple Pencil |
| Smart Keyboard Compatibility | Compatible with Smart Keyboard Folio and Bluetooth keyboards | Compatible with Smart Keyboard Folio and Bluetooth keyboards | Compatible with Smart Keyboard Folio and Bluetooth keyboards |
| Connector | USB-C connector | USB-C connector | Lightning connector |
Technical Details
Apple iPad Pro - 11 inch (1st Generation)
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Display |
11‑inch Liquid Retina display with ProMotion technology and True Tone |
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Capacity |
64GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB |
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Chip |
A12X Bionic chip with 64-bit desktop-class architecture, Neural Engine, Compared to A8; CPU: 3x faster; Graphics: 8x faster, Embedded M12 coprocessor |
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Camera and Video |
12MP camera with Smart HDR and 4K video at 30 fps or 60 fpss |
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Front Camera |
7MP TrueDepth front camera with Portrait mode, Portrait Lighting, and Smart HDR |
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Battery Life |
Up to 10 hours of surfing the web on Wi‑Fi, watching video, or listening to music. Up to 9 hours of surfing the web using cellular data network |
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Connector |
USB-C |
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In the Box |
iPad Pro, USB-C Charge Cable, 18W USB-C Power Adapter |
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Height |
9.74 inches (247.6 mm) |
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Width |
7.02 inches (178.5 mm) |
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Depth |
0.23 inch (5.9 mm) |
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Weight |
1.03 pounds (468 grams) Wi-Fi model; 1.03 pounds (468 grams) Wi-Fi + Cellular model |
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Release Date |
11/7/2018 |
What's in the box
Customer reviews
Top reviews from the United States
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-Powerful and snappy performance
-Face ID is more efficient and effective than finger ID
-Speakers are louder and crisper
-Lightweight
-High resolution screen
-Great for travel
-New Smart Keyboard is better than previous generation as it protects the back of the iPad
-New Apple Pencil 2 is better than previous generation since you charge on side of iPad
-USB C is more universal of a connector
-Beautiful design
-LTE works well
The Bad:
-Expensive but powerful
-No USB C to 3.5 mm headphone converter
The Bottom Line:
I have both the iPad Pro 10.5 (512 GB LTE) and this new iPad Pro 11 (512 GB LTE version). I travel a lot and use my iPad almost exclusively when I’m away from my desk. I use my iPad to take hand written notes exclusively and use Excel and do picture editing. This new iPad 11 compared to the 10.5 is better in every way. Probably what’s saved me the most time is Face ID. It’s just way more efficient and effective for me (no more fumbling around with my thumb). The processor and graphics are much snappier than the previous version and there’s no lag on anything I do. The speakers on this iPad are louder and clearer so I use this to watch videos and listen to music in my hotel room. Overall, I would recommend this iPad Pro 11 as a worthy upgrade from the 10.5 if you’re a heavy user of your iPad.
By Hoppaguy on March 13, 2020
-Powerful and snappy performance
-Face ID is more efficient and effective than finger ID
-Speakers are louder and crisper
-Lightweight
-High resolution screen
-Great for travel
-New Smart Keyboard is better than previous generation as it protects the back of the iPad
-New Apple Pencil 2 is better than previous generation since you charge on side of iPad
-USB C is more universal of a connector
-Beautiful design
-LTE works well
The Bad:
-Expensive but powerful
-No USB C to 3.5 mm headphone converter
The Bottom Line:
I have both the iPad Pro 10.5 (512 GB LTE) and this new iPad Pro 11 (512 GB LTE version). I travel a lot and use my iPad almost exclusively when I’m away from my desk. I use my iPad to take hand written notes exclusively and use Excel and do picture editing. This new iPad 11 compared to the 10.5 is better in every way. Probably what’s saved me the most time is Face ID. It’s just way more efficient and effective for me (no more fumbling around with my thumb). The processor and graphics are much snappier than the previous version and there’s no lag on anything I do. The speakers on this iPad are louder and clearer so I use this to watch videos and listen to music in my hotel room. Overall, I would recommend this iPad Pro 11 as a worthy upgrade from the 10.5 if you’re a heavy user of your iPad.
As for internal storage, it varies with price, but to share and sync data among your devices, you must stash everything in the Apple iCloud or another cloud system (for a price). As a longtime Mac user, I'm not thrilled by the iCloud's imposition of rules on how to handle my data. At least with a Macbook of one sort or another I retain control of how these things are done. Call me old fashioned, but having my provider dictate to me how to run my digital life is a big deal with me.
The keyboard that one can buy for text entry is seriously crippled: no backlighting, no touchpad, no easy scrolling or positioning of the cursor, and it's about half the size of a conventional keyboard. The keys have very little "travel," which is great if you're a skilled touch typist. But if not, you'll be prone to errors that seem almost spontaneous as your fingers weigh on the keys. Making text changes with one's fingers is challenging. I didn't buy the pencil because I'm not graphically inclined. I hear it's ideal for artists and designers, etc., which may be true of the iPad Pro overall.
If Apple is reading this, please consider developing (1) a Macbook capable of emulating the visual, aural, and touch capabilities of the iPad Pro; and (2) an iPad Pro that's more akin to a Macbook Air or Pro, with all of those platforms' data-manipulation capabilities. Why not, as one big-magazine reviewer suggested, a Macbook Air or Pro (or both) that operates as a computer, with a removable lid that can operate as an iPad Pro -- all running Mac OS rather than the iOS that's suited (maybe) to phone use, but not much else?
I'm sorry that Apple has stumbled so badly with the iPad Pro -- not technically, but in terms of performance flexibility and ultimately, customer satisfaction. I've been an Apple fan since I bought one of the first Apple IIs for the California Legislature, where I was a principal tech- and telecom policy consultant. Later, our office was the first to employ a network of Mac IIs. Of course I had several of the little white Mac portables. And for that brief time when Jobs was gone and Emilio was running Apple, I bought a Motorola StarMax, a beast of a machine with an interface licensed to Motorola by Apple. More recently, I've used a string of Macs of every variety, and OSs culminating in the current OSX variations. I've even experimented with Mac VR.
I expect Apple to get back on its horse and come up with a bonus solution that unites the best of its Macbooks, its iPads, and its VR engines to really up our computing games. Hey, do it now!
Game changer for college: organization skills improved (+100), Apple pencil elegant and precise (pencil not included), and taking notes during lectures decimates traditional methods.
I would not consider this a laptop replacement, but you can accomplish just enough to get by without panicking for a moment.
Verdict:
If you have money to waste (excluding emergency funds), then redefine your academic life through this new and improved iPad!
[Academic Success Not Guaranteed]
Top reviews from other countries
If youre looking to get one of these to jse for art, buy a mat screen protector and you will,need the new apple pencil, gen 2. The older pencil will NOT work with this even though its linked to it on the same page.



