Bloomberg's Mark Gurman published an article confirming that Apple will switch to an M5 chip for its iPad Pro as soon as October of this year. As a comparison, Apple's current M4 iPad Pro will go on sale in May 2024. Since Apple has made a series of major design improvements to the M4 iPad Pro, this means that this year's M5 iPad Pro mainly focuses on routine processor upgrades, complemented by minor updates and improvements. Although previous news indicates that Apple will also switch to an M5 chip for the MacBook Pro this year, Mark Gurman believes that sales of the corresponding model will be delayed because “Apple is re-evaluating the roadmap.” As a comparison, the machine also focuses on routine processor upgrades, with minor updates. Referring to previous predictions from Gurman, Omdia, etc., the model design will only be revised when the M6 chip MacBook Pro is expected to introduce the same tandem OLED panel and “perforated screen + narrow notch” as the iPad Pro.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman published an article confirming that Apple will switch to an M5 chip for its iPad Pro as soon as October of this year. As a comparison, Apple's current M4 iPad Pro will go on sale in May 2024. Since Apple has made a series of major design improvements to the M4 iPad Pro, this means that this year's M5 iPad Pro mainly focuses on routine processor upgrades, complemented by minor updates and improvements. Although previous news indicates that Apple will also switch to an M5 chip for the MacBook Pro this year, Mark Gurman believes that sales of the corresponding model will be delayed because “Apple is re-evaluating the roadmap.” As a comparison, the machine also focuses on routine processor upgrades, with minor updates. Referring to previous predictions from Gurman, Omdia, etc., the model design will only be revised when the M6 chip MacBook Pro is expected to introduce the same tandem OLED panel and “perforated screen + narrow notch” as the iPad Pro.