Wickedly fast and wickedly expensive, but boy what a tablet…

Wickedly fast and wickedly expensive, but boy what a tablet…

Price when reviewed: £999

The iPad Pro is clearly the iPad for power users to aspire to, but what if you don’t have a compelling need for that performance – or the megabucks budget to afford it? This is where the iPad Air come

The original Pro tablet hasn’t lost any of its computing ambition. Where other tablets talk the laptop-class performance talk, it walks the walk, somehow cramming in the same M5 architecture powering

Apple’s iPad remains near-synonymous with the whole tablet concept, and the go-to option for many buyers if they’re not splashing out on a higher-end device. The 2025 version won’t do anything to chan