iPad Pro M1 First Look & Speed Test! By Updated

So guys we've had the newest generation m1 iPad Pro for just about a week now and after using extensively as my main mobile work experience, I've noticed that uh things are a lot faster with this new m1 chip and not just a little faster. It's actually way faster and in today's video we'll take a first look at what's new with this new iPad Pro and then break down exactly how much faster it really is compared to other devices out there, let's go ahead and get started. Okay, so first, let's take a look at what's new with this year's iPad Pro and externally, there are really no differences when comparing this model to the 2020 model. There is, however, a difference in the antenna placement for 5g on the bottom of the device, and that's really the only visual change when comparing the two models externally now, internally, there's a ton of new stuff like the m1 chip, increased sizes in ram 5g hardware, new camera hardware, a new liquid retina Dr display and even a redesigned passive cooling design to help everything run smoothly with that new m1 chip. Now the other change that we saw released alongside this new iPad Pro was the white version of the magic keyboard and man. This actually looks very, very cool.

Obviously, we have a primarily white design for the keyboard area and back cover, but also silver accents for the folding hardware mechanism as well. Now the keyboard is the exact same keyboard that we saw released last year, so nothing new other than a new color option here, but white is always good to go with your brand new iPad Pro now. Lastly, the unboxing experience was exactly the same as last year, so nothing really new there, but obviously, as previously mentioned a ton of stuff going on internally, which makes this new iPad Pro a very interesting new release. Okay, so let's move on to talking about speed and performance and start to compare this new iPad Pro to the two generations prior to see the performance gains between those three years, three or four years that we've seen the iPad Pro in this new redesign. Now, when we did our benchmarking test, you can see that there's a very natural progression in performance between the 2018 model and the 2020 model, which is to be expected, but with the m1 iPad Pro specifically, we see a crazy jump in performance that just isn't what you see year to year, very often now, when we look at the comparison between the 2018 and 2020 iPad Pro the results really weren't that impressive, but the m1 clearly has a major advantage here, being apple's own chip having eight CPE cores and eight GPE cores, which will give you a huge amount of CPU and GPU performance gains.

Now. This will be especially beneficial for those interested in apps that require solid graphics performance like the adobe suite and suffusion, or even if you are interested in the more graphic, intensive gaming apps offered in the app store as well. Now when we compare the m1 chip to other devices out there with the same exact chip results, don't vary that much, but you can see a slight performance drop off with devices like the iPad Pro and MacBook Air that don't have an active cooling system. The cooling system in devices like the iMac, mac, mini and MacBook Pro will allow that m1 chip to cool down more efficiently and obviously will allow for higher performance yields, but so far the performance is perfect. Coming from this iPad, pro and temperatures aren't too hot okay.

So, as you can see, the overall performance is clearly miles above what we've ever seen before on an iPad. But now we even have desktop class performance on the iPad Pro lineup as well, and what I've also noticed is that, when going throughout iPadOS 14 and just doing your day-to-day normal task, you might not notice much of a difference in speed and performance. But when you start to work with apps like suffusion or any of the adobe suite apps, where you need to render down media things are working a lot faster than what we saw with the 2020 iPad Pro with that a12z chip. Now we are still dealing with iPadOS 14 as of right now and obviously, app developers haven't fully developed their apps to take full advantage of the m1 chip on the iPad just yet, but with WWDC right around the corner and iPadOS 15 beta testing. Shortly on their horizon, I expect to see way better performance and also an ability to utilize this m1 chip a lot better than what iPadOS 14 allows you so guys that was a quick first look at the new 2021 m1 iPad Pro and how system performance is upon initial testing.

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