iPad Pro Release Date Rumors Propose End of October Launch

The iPad Pro release date is still unknown, but a new rumor says the tablet will launch later this month.

Apple’s new iPad Pro was announced and unveiled last month during the company’s iPhone 6s event, which was an awkward time to introduce a new iPad, as Apple usually does in October. However, it looks like they want to mix things up a bit.

The iPad Pro has the same overall design as the iPad Air and iPad mini series, but the biggest difference is the larger 12.9-inch screen. Not only that, but the iPad Pro has a faster processor and more memory than the iPad Air 2.

At a starting price of $799, it will be Apple’s most expensive iPad ever, so it certainly isn’t an easy-to-buy tablet for all consumers, as Apple seems to target the new iPad Pro to professionals working in this space. but the larger screen is definitely a feature that many users will love.

At this point, we already know most things about the iPad Pro, but perhaps one important piece of information is not yet known and that is the iPad Pro release date. Fortunately, a new rumor says we’ll see the tablet launch later this month.

By 9to5MacThe iPad Pro release date will be around the “end of October” and in-store availability will arrive early next month.

Apple said the iPad Pro will arrive at some point in November, so the end-October release date is a little different from what Apple has told its customers, but an earlier release is definitely a good thing if it happens.

Earlier, we heard a rumor that the iPad Pro will launch in the first week of November, which may indicate in-store availability right now. 9to5Macbut the rumors overlap well with each other.

As for the stylus and Smart Keyboard accessories, these will most likely launch alongside the iPad Pro’s launch and will likely be available for purchase on the same day. The pen will officially cost $99 and the Smart Keyboard $169.

As for other accessories for the larger tablet, there are a handful of those already announced that will likely launch alongside the tablet, including Apple’s Smart Cover, as well as a handful of third-party keyboards and a handful of cases you can pick up. choose from.

The iPad Pro is probably overkill for most users, and its $799 price tag will likely make it easy for some consumers to steer clear of the tablet. Starting at $499, the iPad Air 2 is a more reasonable choice for casual users, and some users can even get away with an iPad mini. The iPad mini 2 starts at just $269, which is currently a steal, or you can go for the $399 iPad mini 4.

However, from what we’ve seen the Pen stylus looks like one of the best pens on the market, so depending on what users want to use the iPad Pro for, the extra cost to have it may be well worth it. a kind of capable digital drawing pad.

If the iPad Pro actually launches online later this month, we still have a few weeks before that happens, giving you plenty of time to decide whether or not to buy the iPad Pro, but you may want to consider skipping the larger one. tablet. All is well, but you can save $300 and get the iPad Air 2, a capable tablet that is just right for most users.