iPad Air (6th generation) Wi‑Fi vs iPad Pro (4th generation) 13‑inch Wi‑Fi

iPad Pro (4th generation) 13‑inch Wi‑Fi wins — The iPad Pro 13‑inch wins on display quality and performance, delivering 600 nits full‑screen brightness (per Apple) and…

Scores: iPad Air (6th generation) Wi‑Fi 7.2/10 · iPad Pro (4th generation) 13‑inch Wi‑Fi 8.1/10

The iPad Pro 13‑inch wins on display quality and performance, delivering 600 nits full‑screen brightness (per Apple) and a 120 Hz ProMotion panel, which the iPad Air lacks. However, the iPad Air’s lighter weight (1.24 lb vs 1.5 lb) and lower entry price make it a better everyday tablet for most users. For creators who need the XDR screen and richer audio, the Pro is worth the premium, while cas...

Spec-by-spec comparison

iPad Air (6th generation) Wi‑FiiPad Pro (4th generation) 13‑inch Wi‑Fi
ChipApple M2Apple M2
Display10.9" Liquid Retina 2360×1640 60 Hz13.0" Liquid Retina XDR 2732×2048 120 Hz
Storage64 GB128 GB
Battery Life10 h web browsing (per Apple)10 h video playback (per Apple)

iPad Air (6th generation) Wi‑Fi

What works

  • Lightweight at 1.24 lb (per Apple)
  • Supports Apple Pencil (2nd gen) (per Apple)
  • Fast 8‑core CPU (per Geekbench 6)

What doesn't

  • Base storage limited to 64 GB (per Apple)
  • No ProMotion 120 Hz display (per Apple)

iPad Pro (4th generation) 13‑inch Wi‑Fi

What works

  • Brighter XDR display up to 600 nits full‑screen (per Apple)
  • 120 Hz ProMotion refresh rate (per Apple)
  • Four‑speaker audio system (per Apple)

What doesn't

  • Heavier at 1.5 lb (per Apple)
  • Higher starting price (per Apple)

Bottom line

Our pick: iPad Pro (4th generation) 13‑inch Wi‑Fi.

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