iPad Pro New iPad Pro 11 Screen (Compared to 8th Gen)

[jordii]

I own a Gen 8 iPad, and am thinking about upgrading to the new iPad Pro 11".

Any speculation as to how much better/brighter the display might be? I'm guessing it's incremental, not revolutionary like the XDR (unfortunately the 12.9" model's too large for me).

 

[rui no onna]

No need to wonder. It's the same display as the 2018 and 2020 iPad Pro 11".

600 nits 2021 Pro vs 500 nits 8th gen. Also, fully laminated, anti-reflective, ProMotion, P3 color and TrueTone.

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[jordii]

No need to wonder. It's the same display as the 2018 and 2020 iPad Pro 11".

600 nits 2021 Pro vs 500 nits 8th gen. Also, fully laminated, anti-reflective, ProMotion, P3 color and TrueTone.

iPad - Compare Models

Compare resolution, size, weight, performance, battery life, and storage of iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad, and iPad mini models.

www.apple.com

Thanks.

Nits I grok. Not bad!

The rest (aside from anti-reflective) sounds like chipper jargon. "46 times greater LogicFlow™ thanks to our revolutionary TurboMeister™ resistor housings!"

"Promotion" (whoops, ProMotion), indeed!

Edit: Ok, TrueTone is better environmental adaptation, ProMotion is mostly an Apple Pencil thing, and P3 color gives designers more precise calibration. Meh. But the nits are nice.

 

[AutomaticApple]

Edit: Ok, TrueTone is better environmental adaptation, ProMotion is mostly an Apple Pencil thing, and P3 color gives designers more precise calibration. Meh. But the nits are nice.

ProMotion is noticeable when scrolling, especially in Safari.

 

[iamMacPerson]

ProMotion is noticeable when scrolling, especially in Safari.

I concur. ProMotion spoiled me on the 10.5" Pro I had that it's hard to go back. Sorta half the reason I went with the new iPad Pro over the iPad Air lol.