Here's Apple's Full iPad Lineup With New iPad Pro and iPad Air Models

With the debut of updated iPad Pro and iPad Air models, Apple has streamlined its iPad lineup with a range of devices available in different sizes and price points. The ‌iPad Air‌ now comes in two sizes like the ‌iPad Pro‌, the ninth-generation $329 ‌iPad‌ has been discontinued, and Apple has dropped the price of the standard 10th-generation ‌iPad‌.

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Apple's full lineup with starting prices:

  • 13-inch iPad Pro - $1,299
  • 11-inch iPad Pro - $999
  • 13-inch iPad Air - $799
  • 11-inch iPad Air - $599
  • 10.9-inch iPad - $349 (down from $449)
  • 8.3-inch iPad mini - $499

The low-cost ‌iPad‌ now starts at $349 instead of $329 because the ninth-generation ‌iPad‌ has been discontinued, but the 10th-generation model has A14 chip instead of the older A13 chip. All of the ‌iPad‌ models can be updated with additional storage space, which increases the price. The high-end 2TB 13-inch ‌iPad Pro‌, for example, is $2,299, and even more expensive with nano-texture glass and cellular connectivity.

Apple introduced a new Magic Keyboard and an Apple Pencil Pro to go along with the ‌iPad Pro‌ models. The ‌iPad Pro‌ and ‌iPad Air‌ can be ordered as of today.

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Return Zero Avatar
23 months ago
No new mini. I am sad.
Score: 13 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Biro Avatar
23 months ago

The Magic Keyboard situation is a real mess and the main reason I’m not upgrading. They can’t keep selling a $350 accessory that’s only good for 2 generations at best.
Exactly. One of Apple’s more-cynical angles there.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Dj64Mk7 Avatar
23 months ago
The presentation essentially codified that Apple is going to do what they’ve done with the iPhone, as in using the prior generation Pro specs in that year’s new mainstream model, to the iPad.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Fuzzball84 Avatar
23 months ago
Have to say, they have now got a lineup with much more differentiation on the tiers… on price, performance and features.

How it should have been a while ago. An iPad for everyone… and the icing on the cake is the reduced cost of the ipad Mini. Still the most underrated device… lets hope it sees some nice updates too when they come… an oled screen would be great for movies and eBooks.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
KPOM Avatar
23 months ago

No new mini. I am sad.
It might still come in the fall with the new iPhone (or a month later). Apple tends to update that model the least frequently.
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Biro Avatar
23 months ago
Hmmm.. I can buy a 13-inch iPad Air AND an 11-inch iPad Air for only $100 more than a single 13-inch iPad Pro. I really have to think hard about whether I need the M4 chip, an OLED screen and 256GB of storage. As nice as they are to have… do I really need them - or want them, for that matter? The Pro’s weight savings are also very nice - but amount to just over a 10th of a pound in the case of the 13s and only 4/100ths of a pound in the case of the 11s. Will that make that much of a difference? I’m not trying to flame the Pro. But there are some legitimate questions for many of us here. Meanwhile, an M3 chip in the Air would have been nice. But, again, with iPadOS, do I need anything beyond an M2?
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