Changes forecast for iPad Pro in ’22 are coming next year: MagSafe support, 3nm chips, OLED panel،
In March 2022, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman wrote that the next version of the iPad Pro coming this fall could be powered by a 3nm chipset and include support for MagSafe charging. Gurman, at least in this case, was absolutely wrong. Or maybe we shouldn't say he was wrong as much as he could have done a little earlier. Today MacRumorsciting a source he says is familiar with companies that make magnets for Apple products, says 2024 iPad Pro models could support MagSafe.
Apple is already reportedly considering making some changes to its high-end tablets for 2024. We might see a slight increase in screen sizes, from 11 inches to 11.1 inches and from 12.9 inches to 13 inches. More importantly, both tablets could feature the first OLED panels ever used in iPad history. Currently, the 11-inch iPad Pro uses an LCD screen, and the 12.9-inch model has a mini-LED backlit display.
13-inch and 11.1-inch iPad Pro models could be Apple's first tablets with OLED displays
The 2024 iPad Pro could also feature a glass back, which Gurman also mentioned as a possibility for the 2022 iPad Pro. With all the other changes, it's possible that Apple decides to go with the glass back for the upcoming iPad Pro to support MagSafe wireless charging. The iPad Pro (2024) could also support new 15W Qi2 wireless chargers made by third-party manufacturers. The MagSafe Wireless Charger will give iPad users slower wireless charging options in addition to the faster wired USB-C charging option.
And with the iPad Pro (2024) expected to be powered by the 3nm M3 chipset, Gurman's 2022 call for that year's iPad Pro series, which included MagSafe compatibility and a 3nm SoC, will come to fruition finally, even if it will intervene two years later than Gurman. first waited.
