No it doesn’t. Depends if we are talking 11” or 12.9”. I will have to check the response time on the iPad but I am pretty sure even the mini led on the 12.9” has a better response time which means text doesn’t tear or blur in motion like it does on the MBP’s.
Also you face is usually closer to the iPad and you scroll with your hand which means that you notice the Pro Motion a lot more than a laptop. Animations are different in iPadOS vs MacOS too. They are very different but if you take an iPad Air next to an iPad Pro the difference between non ProMotion and ProMotion displays are very noticeable.
If you put the 16” and 13.6” screens next to each other you can tell a difference but it is not as apparent and if they are not side by side you would be hard pressed to tell the difference.
The contrast ratio and black levels are much more apparent on the mini led displays compared to MBA than Pro Motion.
I also find the color saturation to be stronger on the mini led closer to OLED than regular IPS. The IPS display looks more natural to me but the color just “Pops” on the mini led. The mini led has great color but personally I find the blooming to detract in certain situations. Most people don’t even notice the blooming though unlike the iPP 12.9”.
We tested the PWM and display response times in our 2021 12.9-inch iPad Pro with M1 and found that there are some downsides to Apple's transition to mini LED tech this year. The 2021 12.9-inch iPad Pro not only shows lower PWM compared to the 2020 model but also has noticeably higher response...
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I also want to point out that I am not saying the MBP mini led screens are bad. They are beautiful. I just wasn’t impressed with the ProMotion. That is all.