Fantastic display that’s perfect for productivity; Performance that beats full-size laptops; Superb battery life;

Pricey – For most people it’s either this or a laptop; The best is still yet to come with iOS 11;

The latest iPad Pro – including the new 10.5-inch model – is the easily the best iPad Apple has ever produced. It can offer high-end users a powerful yet enjoyable experience as a genuine laptop replacement.

iPad Pros have always been great options for people who need high-powered tablets, and the new 10.5-inch model is no exception. It's a more exciting update than it might initially seem: The screen is bigger and brighter than before, and the new A10X Fusion chipset makes this model one of the most...

Incredibly powerful for an iPad; Bigger; better screen; Sleek (if familiar) design; Great cameras; Incredibly powerful for an iPad; Bigger; better screen; Sleek (if familiar) design; Great cameras

iOS 11 isn't out yet; Expensive; Shorter battery life than some competing tablets; iOS 11 isn't out yet; Expensive; Shorter battery life than some competing tablets

Apple's 10.5-inch iPad Pro is the best tablet in the world, period.

Excellent display; with high refresh rate; Buttery-smooth performance; Long battery life; Robust tablet-support apps; Great camera; speakers

Pricey; No fast charging

I've always assumed Apple would eventually run out of ways to improve the iPad. It long ago made the processor faster than anyone needs. You won't find a sharper, more accurate, more responsive screen on a tablet. The battery lasts days, plural. And really, what else matters?

More screen is always a good thing, and this one's both faster and more responsive; Battery still lasts for days, processor still runs great; iOS 11 turns the iPad into a real computer

$650 is a lot for an iPad, and that doesn't include the Pencil and keyboard; Until the new software shows up, more screen doesn't change much

I bought it for my teenager to help with her GCSE and art design; Will be buying the pencil to go with it soon; She loves it

Nothing; It is quite robust and a good size

It's easy to leap to categorizing new products like Apple's iPad Pro 10.5 as either revolutionary or evolutionary. Do they break new, uncharted ground, or are they last year's flagship, polished and refined for another attempt?

ProMotion 120Hz display is astonishingly good; Apple A10X Fusion processor is wicked-fast; Solid battery life; Ever-growing selection of pro-level apps

Expensive; iOS 11 isn't available yet; Port selection still lacking compared to a regular laptop

Look past the price and this is a stunning tablet that needs iOS 11 to really feel complete.

Amazing display; Extremely powerful; Promise of iOS 11; Works brilliantly with Pencil

Big price jump from previous iPad Pro models; Expensive peripherals; No fast charger in the box

Apple extends its tablet lead, but iOS 11 might end up being a bigger deal

Incredible screen; Slightly larger size makes typing easier; Powerful processor

iOS 10 not built for all this power; Expensive; Accessories like the Smart Keyboard make it even more expensive

More than most tech companies out there, Apple is a manufacturer that really gets set in its ways: no doubt after a long period of careful consideration, Apple tends to decide, "this is how we're going to do things," and keeps on doing that same thing, over and over, for years and years.

Big; beautiful screen (but not TOO big; Bassy; rich sound; Day-long battery life; Laptop-competitive performance; Great camera for when you need it

With accessories; starts getting expensive; fast; Even with split-screen; iOS doesn't feel optimized for tablets; Audio recording when shooting video doesn't sound great