iPad Pro M2: The world's most powerful tablet, forget about Android tablets!
After launching the M2 chip with the new Macbook Air, Apple has finally brought this chip to the iPad Pro 2022. This year's iPad Pro M2 2022 version will not have too many changes in design, instead, Apple focuses on upgrading performance and optimizing software to better serve the working needs of users.
Unrivaled performance
Compared to Android tablets from Samsung or Xiaomi, Apple is always superior in terms of software optimization, along with pure performance of the device. On this year's iPad Pro M2 version, Apple still maintains that well. Apple M2 on Macbook Air brings very good performance, even though this is just a simple Ultrabook model. Therefore, Apple has every reason to bring this exact chip to iPad Pro M2 to take full advantage of the performance it brings.
In terms of specifications, the Apple M2 has 8 CPU cores and 10 GPU cores. The device achieved 1864 single-core points and 8501 multi-core points in the Geekbench 5 performance test. This number is much higher than the 1711 and 7220 marks of the M1. In addition, the Apple M2 Media engine is also supported more than the M2 version to handle both ProRes and ProRes RAW content, thereby better serving the needs of professional video editing users.
iPad Pro 2022 supports up to 16GB of RAM, and 5 internal memory options with the highest version up to 2TB. This promises to still be a tablet model that delivers excellent performance, suitable for all needs and tasks, even the most difficult of users.
In addition, this year Apple also supports DaVinci Resolve software, to serve the video editing needs of professional users. Previously, this software had never appeared on iPad, and now the company has officially updated to serve the needs of professional video editors, thereby taking full advantage of the power of Apple M2.
Excellent display
Similar to last year's iPad Pro M1 version, Apple still offers users two versions of the device, including 11 inches and 12.9 inches. In which, the 12.9-inch version is equipped with a Liquid Retina XDR mini-LED panel, thereby bringing extremely excellent colors even when working or entertaining. This quality panel has only been brought by Apple to the 12.9-inch iPad Pro and the 14 and 16-inch Macbook Pro. Therefore, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is probably Apple's cheapest product for you to experience Apple's miniLED screen technology. It brings deep blacks, high contrast and extremely vivid and accurate color reproduction. 
In the 11-inch version, although only equipped with an IPS panel, the display quality of this screen is not bad. The most noticeable difference is probably in the ability to display black when the 11-inch version will not be able to reproduce colors 100% accurately like the higher-end version. This is an inherent weakness of the IPS panel, but on the contrary, it has the advantage of being durable and much lower in price. Therefore, if the demand is not too high, the 11-inch version is also a reasonable choice. The lower price, along with the more compact size, is also an advantage that makes many users choose the 11-inch version.
Apple Pencil gets a complete upgrade
On this year's iPad Pro line, Apple also introduced many features with the second-generation Apple Pencil through the new iPadOS 16. When used, the Apple Pencil can predict movements when the pen is about 12mm away from the screen, thereby allowing users to preview their mark before making it. This pre-positioning ability has appeared on Samsung's Galaxy Note phone models. Overall, it will bring the ability to write and draw with higher precision and make everything users do with the Apple Pencil easier.
Camera is still good
In terms of camera, the iPad Pro M2 is still equipped with the same parameters as last year's version. The only change is the algorithm with Smart HDR 4 instead of Smart HDR 3. Otherwise, users will still have three rear camera sensors, including a 12MP main angle sensor, 10MP ultra-wide angle and a LiDAR sensor. In addition, there is the ability to record 4K 60fps and ProRes video, similar to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. The M2 processor now also supports a new ISP image sensor, promising the ability to process more realistic and beautiful HDR photos.
iPadOS 16.1 with many new features
What makes this year's iPad more remarkable is partly thanks to the iPadOS operating system. In the latest iPadOS 16.1 version, Apple has equipped the Stage Manager feature to bring the ability to multitask with multiple windows at the same time, thereby bringing a much more intuitive and easier working experience. Applications are now no longer arranged in a scattered, fragmented manner, but can be grouped into items on the left side of the screen, similar to the way on MacOS Ventura. In the near future, Apple will also support Stage Manager on separate screens with resolutions up to 6K, helping to improve users' multitasking capabilities.
Design
The remaining parameters from weight, height, thickness of iPad Pro M2 are completely similar to the previous year's version. Users will still have a durable iPad with a matte back cover, avoiding sweat and fingerprints. In addition, it also helps iPad Pro M2 reduce the possibility of scratches during use. Accessories such as Magic Keyboard, Apple Pencil 2 used on Pro M1 version are still fully compatible with this year's Pro M2 version, so users who upgrade can completely reuse these accessories. 
Summary
Overall, this year's iPad Pro M2 is not a model that brings many revolutionary changes like the iPad Gen 10 version. Instead, Apple chose to do the same as the iPhone, mainly upgrading performance and small software features. In particular, the power of Apple M2 will certainly meet the needs of users who do graphics and professional video editing.
