I’d say the current line of iPads is fairly simple. They did have the issue iPhones currently have, where there are far too many poorly differentiated models. B

I’d say the current line of iPads is fairly simple. They did have the issue iPhones currently have, where there are far too many poorly differentiated models. But today, you have the mini (which considering it’s now only available in a strangely priced 128GB variant, is likely heading for a quiet discontinuation), the “iPad” which is a lower priced, plain-Jane iPad for the vast majority of people, and then two sizes of Pro, which are differentiated by their higher quality screens, beefier specs, four speakers, and Pencil/keyboard support. I’d go as far as to say it’s the simplest major product line Apple currently runs, as while it’s very similar to the MacBook line, that has the problem of the 12” MacBook, the Air, and the Touch Bar-less 13” Pro all filling basically the same role. Although let’s face it, the only reason the Air still exists is so Apple can say they have a $999 laptop. That thing is starting to become an embarrassment.