![]() Just like the iPad Pro 11-inch (2021), it boasts a Liquid Retina display with a P3 wide colour gamut and 264ppi pixel density, which means you’re getting crisp, detailed, vibrant picture quality with well-reproduced colours to help you make great videos.īear in mind, however, that while this is a more affordable proposition, it’s hardly the cheapest option. And, if you think the 4th-generation iPad Air, powered by the snappy A14 Bionic chip, was impressive, you’ll be blown away by the massive difference in performance here – as we were in our iPad Air (2022) review. Still, that 8-core CPU, alongside the 8GB GPU, doesn’t fool around. If you’re a video editor, you know the difference 16GB RAM can make to hasten your workflow. ![]() And, really, the only thing that holds this model back when it comes to editing is its limited storage options – Apple tops you off at 256GB, strangely enough – and only 8GB memory. The lightest iPad isn’t too far behind 2021’s iPad Pros in terms of performance, thanks to Apple upgrading the line in a massive way with the M1 chip.
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