Reasons Why You Should Buy The M2 iPad Air Instead of The OLED iPad Pro

Apple hosted its Let Loose event earlier this week to announce its highly anticipated OLED iPad Pro models and the M2 iPad Air. Both iPads in the lineup have received their fair share of improvements but there are various reasons why the M2 iPad Air should be the one to get against the OLED model. While the OLED display on the 'Pro' models is something that users have been demanding for a while, the 'Air' will allow you to accomplish the same task but at a much lower price tag.

The M2 iPad Air is still a better choice than the OLED iPad Pro, despite missing features

If you are on the verge and looking to buy a new iPad, we have curated the list of reasons why the M2 iPad Air is better than the 'Pro.' To our surprise, Apple has also launched a new 13-inch variant of the iPad Air, which makes the decision process a lot easier. This allows us to portray a direct comparison between the iPad Air and the iPad Pro models.

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Display

Apple introduced the iPad Pro to the new tandem OLED technology, and the panels are not only sharp but color-accurate and consume less power. While the technology is advanced under the hood, the Liquid Retina Display with True Tone and P3 wide color support will be able to deliver more or less the same results. Professional artists, creators, and editors can utilize the OLED display on the 'Pro models but the average student will hardly notice the difference. If you opt for the 13-inch iPad Air, it has been reported that the display is 20 percent brighter compared to the 11-inch models of the iPad Air.

Performance

The iPad Air has been upgraded with an M2 chip, the same processor that powered the 'Pro' models before the announcement of the OLED version. The chip is plenty fast to handle any app you throw at it. It can work blazing fast in video editing, creating 3D renders, playing graphic-intensive games,