The iPad Pro and iPad Air models Apple introduced today continue to offer the same 10-hour battery life that Apple has advertised with iPads for years now, despite the addition of new, more efficient chips.
Apple’s iPad Pro has an M4 chip built on second-generation 3nm technology, and has six efficiency cores, or two more than the M2. The device was also equipped with a more efficient OLED display, but neither the chip nor the OLED display increased battery life.
The 11-inch iPad Pro has a 31.29 watt-hour battery, up from 28.65 watt-hours in the previous-generation model, while the 13-inch iPad Pro has a 38.99 watt-hour battery, down from 40.88 watt-hours. -hours.
As for the iPad Air, the 11-inch model has a capacity of 28.93 watt-hours, a slight increase from the 28.6 watt-hour battery of the previous 10.9-inch version. The new 13-inch model has a 36.59 Wh battery.
Apple says the iPad Pro and iPad Air models last up to 10 hours when browsing the web over Wi-Fi or watching video, but that drops to nine hours when browsing the web using a cellular data network.
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