What is the difference between iPad Pro and iPad?

IPad Pro and iPad are both apple products. By physically looking at iPad Pro and iPad, you will notice some slight differences between them. iPad Pro is getting more attention because it is the fastest iPad for now. iPad Pro is bigger and also thinner. It has a front camera of 7 megapixels and a rear camera of 12 megapixels. The battery life is 10 hours, it has a processor of A10x, and it weighs about 1.03 pounds. It has a display of 10.5 inches.

iPad has a display of 9.7 inches; the front camera is not as good as that of iPad Pro and a rear camera of 8 megapixels. The touch ID is that of the first generation, its processor is A10, and storage of 32/128GB and the price ranges from $329- $4329.

In contrast, the iPad comes with a screen size of 9.7-inch. Another differentiating feature of the two is their display. The 12.9 iPad Pro comes with a resolution of 2732×2048 px, whereas the 10.5 iPad Pro comes with a resolution of 2224×1668 px. In contrast, the iPad comes with a resolution of 2048×1536 px. In terms of storage capacity, the two versions of iPad Pro come with three storage options, 64, 256, and 512 GB. In contrast, the iPad comes with two internal memory options i.e., 32 and 128 GB.

The iPad is more than 10 inches diagonally, with the screen occupying 9.7 inches of that. The iPod’s small size is more than suitable, as it can be kept in your pocket while listening to music. The iPad possesses a large screen, which gives it character. It is not designed to be used when you are out and about like an iPod. The iPad’s large screen is also suitable for internet browsing. It doesn’t require zooming in or out on the page as the entire width of the page can be provided without making fonts too small to read.

The iPad also boasts many different features that are not available with the iPod (except for iPod touch). This difference consists of the ability to install all kinds of apps from the Apple App store library. This library means you can obtain games and other essential apps. The most apparent distinction between the two besides the size is missing near facing camera on the iPad.