iPad Air 10.5 vs iPad Pro 10.5 - The ULTIMATE Comparison! By ZONEofTECH

Welcome to you another cool video, so this is the iPad Pro 10.5 inch, and this is the second generation iPad Pro at the moment, we're on the third generation, the one with those really, really thin bezels. So this one was launched in 2017 and the third year I Pro in 2018, but apples been selling this one, the 2017 iPad Pro up until 2 weeks ago, when they released this one, the brand-new iPad Air. Ok! So now that the air is out, how does it compare to the pro the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, because you can actually get a 2070 iPad Pro at a much lower price now, so the pro is actually something worth considering if you're trying to decide between the two so enjoy the full in-depth own of the comparison between the iPad Air and the iPad Pro 2017. Ten point: five inch covering the design, the display performance with a video editing test or a speed test and more camera special features, battery and price and more okay. So both of these iPads actually support the Apple, pencil ow and unfortunately, one of the main issues here is that whenever you're using the Apple Pencil on these, it still slides around too easily, and it feels as if you're riding on a glass window, so you're lacking that extra resistance that you would get with a piece of paper. But luckily this can indeed be fixed wood paper like or sponsor for this video paper, like turns your iPad this play into something that actually feels like real paper.

Instead of that slippery feel that you had before, so you can be far more accurate with your drawings and your notes and as a bonus, it also sounds like real paper whenever you're, drawing or writing on. It simply uses the link in the description or the coupon code zone-tan for a 10% discount when buying paper like, and thanks again too paper-like for being a sponsor of this video okay. So when it comes to the design, they look almost, almost identical by the way the black one is the iPad Pro and the white one is the iPad Air. They have the exact same thickness at 6.1, millimeters thin. So literally, the only difference here is that the edges are matte on the air versus reflective on the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, then another design difference is when it comes to the colors. In case you decide to get a space created air.

The back is now a darker shade of space gray, then, on the space grade, ten point five-inch iPad Pro and finally, if you care about collecting their boxes, the iPad Pro does come with a nicer box with the front of the iPad being fully visible, rather than just the side like on the iPad Air's box. But aside from this, these two iPads look pretty much identical, and I also think that this is a great thing. The fact that you can now get the design of an iPad Pro from the previous generation and something that costs significantly less. Now when it comes to the display they both have a twenty-two. Twenty-four by sixteen sixty-eight resolution display with a PPI of 264, which there seems to be much lower than the 400 to 500, plus PPI, that you might get on your smartphone.

But at the same time you do hold your tablet at a much longer distance of your eyes. Then you would hold you know a smartphone, so in reality they're both very, very sharp and they both look almost identical. They have a DCI, p3, color gamut. They support true tone, which means that they can actually adjust the call temperature of the display in order to match the ambient slice. So it essentially makes it very easy on the eyes when you're reading contents, but I do find myself disabling this.

Whenever I want to do any photo or video anything, they both have a fully laminated, unlike the entry-level iPad, and they both have a factor of just 1.8% when it comes to dreadful activity. So, if you're coming from an older iPad, both of these have amazing this place. The iPad Pro 10.5 inch is a bit brighter up to 600 names versus 500 on the air. Realistically, you won't really notice this, unless maybe when you're outdoors now the last time. Actually, the only big difference when it comes to the displays is that the iPad Pro has something called pro motion and promotion means that it can actually adjust its refresh rates based on the content that you're watching you know, normally all the displays that we have, whether it's a smartphone or a laptop or a monitor or a TV.

They have a fixed refresh rate, usually at 60 Hertz. So this means that a content is being refreshed 60 times every single. Second, the iPad Pro another hand has a variable refresh rates between 24, Hertz and 120 Hertz. So if you're watching a lot of movies, which are usually shot in 24 frames per second you're, actually going to experience those at an 8, the frame rates as the film producers intended and if you're watching a lot of YouTube videos which are mostly shot in 30 frames per second again you're, going to experience those in the best possible way. But what are youbeing scrolling through the menus? The iPad Pro actually renders everything at a hundred and twenty frames per second, so everything feels so, so much smoother with the iPad Pro like, honestly.

This is one of those things that you have to try yourself in person and see how good it really is. Now when it comes to the performance, the iPad Pro 9.5 inch comes with the Apple, a 10x processor, which is in between DI from 10 and the iPhone 10 has performance and the eye 10x is based on a telemeter process. It's a 6 core processor, it has 3 hours, performance, scores, 3, low performance cores, and it has a 12 core, 12 core guys, GPU, which I mean for a mobile device. That's very impressive, and I will see why, in a second and the iPad Pro 1025 inches also comes with 4 gigabytes of lpddr4 memory, the iPad Air. On the other hand, it comes with the Apple 812 processor, which is the same one as in the iPhone 10 SS and the iPhone 10 R.

So it's based on a 7, an ohmmeter process. That's more power efficient, it's a 6 core processor, and it has 2 high-performance cores and for low performance cores and what's unique about the a12, is that all the cores can be used. At the same time now the a12 has a 4 core GPU, so the GPU is more impressive on the iPad Pro by the way, we'll see that in the benchmarks- and it also comes with 3 gigabytes of RAM rather than for, like you have only a pro / and this have a neural engine for improved, they are tracking. So if you hear about her, then the iPad Air is a better choice. So what about some actual benchmarks? Well, when it comes to the CPU performance in Geek bench for the iPad Pro ten point, five inches scored three thousand nine hundred and fifty-six points for the single core performance and nine thousand four hundred.

Ninety-one for the multi-core in the iPad Air scored, four thousand eight hundred nineteen points for the single core performance and eleven thousand five hundred for the multi-core. So a huge difference in terms of single core. Almost a thousand points higher on the air, which means that pretty much every single app that you use by the way on an everyday basis requires a lot of single core performance. A lot of apps that use multi-core that much so yeah. You should be noticing some pretty big difference in terms of the actual app performance on the iPad Air.

So it should be much better. So, let's take a look at the GPU now so guy is the iPad Pro ten point: five inch cores. Thirty thousand six hundred seven eight points are given for computes and the iPad Air. Ten point: five in scores, twenty-one thousand three hundred and seventeen seven. So there we go.

The iPad Pro is quite a bit better GPU wise and then obviously we also have the Apple a 12 X processor, which is inside the twenty eighteen iPad Pro and that's even more powerful than ta twelve is, and I've also done. Some disk speed tests, and it seems like the iPad pros. Write speeds are actually almost double of the iPad Air speeds over at the iPad Air does get slightly higher, read speeds of about 1.4 gigabytes per second versus 1.2 gigabytes per second on the iPad Pro, so yeah really impressive. Having those speeds on a tablet. That's that's crazy! Servo! The CPU is better on the iPad Air, but we have more RAM on the iPad Pro a better GPU and faster storage.

So I'm really curious to try video editing on both of these. So we have a 10 minute.4K project made out of the single one-minute 4k clip shown on the GH 5, and this one has been duplicated 9 more times, and this is an iMovie by the way and the iPad Pro finished exporting this in 10 minutes and 40 seconds. So almost, almost one-to-one and the iPad Air finished exporting this in guess how long 12, minutes and nine seconds so a pretty big difference. I was actually expecting the iPad Pro to win because of the better GPU and more RAM, but I wasn't expecting that big of a difference so yeah. If you're doing any video editing on your iPad or using any advanced high-end apps, then the iPad Pro 10 point five inches is still a better choice.

The iPad Air is better for future proofing and especially AR. So if you think you'll be using a lot of air, then going with the iPad Air is a pretty good idea. Also do expect Apple to support the iPad Air a bit longer than the pro ten point five inch. So you know, maybe it's going to get one more iOS update further down the line or something like that. But then the iPad Pro does come with more RAM four gigabytes versus three gigabytes, which means that if you plan on multitasking so using multiple windows at the same time, the 10.5 in chapter pro is a better choice and also like said before, games will run better on the pro since the GPU is quite a bit better, and we have the promotion display and that's actually the biggest difference, the most noticeable difference between the two when it comes to their performance again promotion. The ten point five inch pro feels so, so smooth when compared to the air, and I'm, not saying that here is lagging because it's really it's really not, but the iPad Pro can display double the frame rate.

So you know the entire experience feels so is more responsive and fluid, and yes, 120 frames per second for games. That's another reason to get the iPad Pro I honestly, really hope that Apple adds promotion to their Macs and the iPhones, because it makes such a big difference. Now. Moving on to the camera, the selfie camera is identical on both. So we have seven megapixel sensor, f-22 aperture HDR support, but it's selfies themselves.

They do actually look better on the air thanks to the a12, so the Apple HL processor is better image processing. Now, when it comes to the back camera, we have an 8 megapixel, F 2.4 aperture on the air versus a 12 megapixel F 1.8 aperture on the pro. So the pro is not only high resolution, but it's also quite a bit better in low light. On top of this, the iPad Pro does have a flash as well, which you can use either in photos or videos, or you can even use this thing as an LED flashlight for when you're wandering at night. Just you know, with your iPad trying to find your iPhone or something I know, but it's one of those things that's really, really nice to have, and the iPad Pro can also do 4k be recording at 30 frames per second, and it also has optical image stabilization, which fun fact not even the 2018 actor Pro has Apple removed it, for whatever reason.

So, if you're into your iPad photography or even if you're, not the iPad Pro, does have a better camera in pretty much every single way, Tony Costa special features. There are a few ones that both of these iPads come with. First, we get a smart connector on both, which means that you can connect both of these to the Apple smart Keyboard, which does work quite nicely. It works the same on both since they have the exact same design, and if you want to attach any third-party Bluetooth keyboard, you can actually do that. You can buy any positive keyboard from Amazon I've attached link in the description for to a few good ones.

By the way, if you want to get any of the keep in mind that the smart Keyboard requires no power or pairing at all, now, a big difference between the two is when it comes to the speakers yep. But it comes with two speakers on the bottom versus four speakers on the iPad Pro and on the iPad Pro. What's really cool about the speakers is that a dynamically adjust based on the content that you're watching? So if you rotate your iPad Pro from landscape to portrait, the sound would rotate so to say as well. Also, the speakers or stereos he'll actually hear the sound transition when watching a movie and overall, aside from the promotion display and the real world performance, the speakers are the third big advantage to get a pro and speaking of promotion. Both of these iPad support the Apple Pencil.

The first gen, not a 2nd gen that came out with the iPad Pro, since you know they kind of need a different flat design in order for that pencil to magnetically attached to the iPad, and you know for that pencil to work which none of these iPads have. They still have that old, wet chip, design overriding with a pencil feels so much better and more fluid on the iPad Pro also I'm, not sure how many of you noticed, but the Apple Pencil gets its input at 240 Hertz, the iPad Air displace that comes to that 60 Hertz. So you lose 75% of the data, while the iPad Pro displays that at 120 Hertz every second, so you lose 50% of the data, also something that some of you might not be aware of is that the iPad Pro 10.5 inch has USB 3.0 versus USB, 2.0 and lightning ports. So if you plan on taking this on your photography trips, the iPad Pro is again a better choice and then the iPad Air does have Bluetooth 5.0 versus 4.2 on the pro. So if you plan on using this with blue 25.0, headphones, such as the air pots to the battery life, would last longer on both the iPad Air and the headphones and then also the range is two times higher on the iPad Air and the Bluetooth transfer speeds are two times higher as well. So you know just like the Apple 812.

This is another future-proofing feature on the iPad Air, and we go to the battery life itself. The effort Pro has a slightly larger battery 30.8 one-hour versus 30.2, but Apple claims that they, both last for 10 hours of continuous use and the charger is also identical in both same lightning to USB, a 12-part adapter and finally, when it comes to the price, this is the biggest difference between the two, the iPad Pro 10.5 ain't started at 650 dollars or 650 pounds in UK when it first launched and the iPad Air starts at $500 or 480 pounds in the UK. So it's quite a bit less, but at the same time it's been almost two years since the 10.5-inch iPad Pro got released. However, the good news is that he can actually find the iPad Pro for about 450 dollars, which is even less than the iPad Air. So if you can find gap a pro at less than the cost of the air or even the same cost as the air or even 50 dollars, more I would say definitely get the pro check out the link in the description for the best deals on the iPad Pro but yeah.

It comes with more RAM and get better performance. When it comes to exporting videos, you get a better display, you get promotion, you get better speakers. The iPad Air is pretty good for future proofing with that applied to a processor and Bluetooth 5.0, but I mean other than that. The iPad Pro is better in every single way, but yeah loaded comments, which one would you pick links for both in the description like I said before, and if you buy anything using those links, you're also supporting the channel. So that's cool and thanks follow Mr.

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