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This advice is a bit late since you already made your purchase, but if you want your hardware to survive more software updates, usually getting the “S” or “tock
by callalex 9y ago
This advice is a bit late since you already made your purchase, but if you want your hardware to survive more software updates, usually getting the “S” or “tock” versions of things has been more future proof.
- wilsonnb 9y agoThe iPad Pro 10.5" is more or less the "tock" version of the original iPad Pro 9.7", so the OP should be good for a while.