Apple Expected to Unveil New iPad Pro Models in 2025: Report
Apple launched its high-end iPad Pro models featuring M4 chipsets in May 2024, bringing significant performance upgrades. Now, a new report suggests that the company is preparing to introduce two new iPad Pro models later this year, possibly featuring incremental upgrades over the existing versions. Additionally, Apple’s iPad Air lineup is also rumored to receive an update in 2025, expanding the company’s tablet offerings. While there are no official confirmations yet, leaks and reports have already hinted at chipset details and the potential launch timeline for the upcoming iPads.
New iPad Pro Models Expected in 2025
According to The Elec, Apple is expected to release at least one new iPad Pro model in 2025, though it is likely that both the 11-inch and 13-inch versions will see a refresh. These upcoming models are expected to feature “minor” improvements over the OLED iPad Pro lineup introduced in 2024, rather than a major redesign. This suggests that Apple may focus on internal hardware upgrades while keeping the overall design language similar to the current generation.
Display and Production Details
The report also highlights that South Korean firm LX Semicon is expected to supply display drivers for the upcoming iPad Pro models. Mass production of these components is reportedly scheduled to begin between April and May 2025, indicating that the new iPads could be unveiled in the latter half of the year. While display technology may not see drastic changes, Apple could still introduce efficiency improvements to enhance battery life and performance.
Possible Launch Timeline
If Apple follows its usual release cycle, the new iPad Pro models could be announced in late 2025, possibly during an October event, aligning with past iPad launches. However, with the iPad lineup already seeing a significant upgrade in 2024, the company may take a more strategic approach to future refreshes. More details about chipset upgrades, display technology, and new features are expected to surface in the coming months as production moves forward.
