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iPad Pro M4 review: ludicrously good hardware that's total overkill for most
Apple sets new standard in screen and power but Pro model verges away from consumer tablet needs
For those likely to need absolute colour accuracy, such as those in the film industry, Apple also offers a special reference mode in settings, and sells an antiglare nano texture screen coating, similar to its professional monitors. The squeezable barrel on the Pencil Pro proved extremely useful in multiple writing and drawing apps, opening menus for quickly selecting brush styles and other options. More so than previous generations, Apple has leaned into the “Pro” part of the iPad, giving it advanced features such as a colour reference mode, the upgraded stylus and serious horsepower that cater to the creative industry in ways no other tablet maker has.
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