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FAQs
What is the difference between iPad and iPad Pro?
The iPad Pro is a high-performance tablet designed for professionals and creators. It features a superior Ultra Retina XDR display, powerful M5 chip and faster Wi-Fi 7 connectivity compared to a standard iPad. A standard iPad uses the A16 chip, which is good for everyday tasks like web browsing, note-taking and playing mobile games. It comes at a lower cost than the iPad Pro, making it a more appealing option for casual users. Whichever Apple device you get, make sure your purchase is protected with our extended warranty options for tech.
What generation iPad Pro is out now?
The latest generation of iPad Pro is the 8th generation model. It was first released in October 2025 and is powered by Apple’s M5 chip. The M5 chip gives the current iPad Pro generation of increased default RAM to 12GB, 45% improved graphics performance, faster storage read and write speed, enhanced memory bandwidth and upgraded wireless connectivity including Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6. The 8th generation iPad Pros are available in 11-inch and 13-inch models and have an Ultra Retina XDR display that supports refresh rates up to 120Hz.
Is an iPad Pro worth buying?
Yes, an iPad Pro is worth buying, especially if you’re a professional, digital artist or an editor who needs high-performance hardware for tasks like 3D rendering, video editing or photo editing. The M5 chip in the current iPad Pro boosts AI, graphics, and rendering performance compared to previous generations. If you don’t need the high-end power the iPad Pro delivers, you should consider other iPads like the iPad mini or iPad Air. If you’re looking for a new laptop, explore our collection of MacBook Neo, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro models.
Can I leave my iPad charging overnight?
Yes, according to Apple1 you can safely charge your iPad overnight. All modern iPad models use lithium-ion batteries with smart charging technology that automatically stops charging when the battery reaches 100%. That way, there is no overheating or damage to your iPad. You can also manage your battery health with Optimized Battery Charging where you can set an 80% charge limit. Make sure you have a reliable charger and charging cable so you don’t have to worry about your battery running low.
1 https://support.apple.com/en-ca/118418










