

Ultimately, only you can tell which device works better for you.

You can grab an entry-level iPad Pro for $1,099 or pay an additional $100 for a MacBook Pro 13. Its battery will also last you almost double the time when in use, so it's more practical than the iPad.īoth of these devices are available in the same two colors - Silver and Space Gray. That's not to mention that it supports up to 24GB of RAM - rather than only 16GB. This computer has fans to keep the processor cool, so it'll take longer to throttle the performance. If you're looking for a more solid, future-proof computer for more intensive needs, then the MacBook Pro 13 is the one to choose. If your work revolves around web apps, an iPad with a separate keyboard will work just fine. After all, not everyone needs the power of macOS.

If you're looking for better portability, the minimalistic design, touch support, then the iPad Pro is a solid device in this department. They each cater to unique needs that the other product can't necessarily cover. These are two different devices that belong in entirely different categories. In the iPad Pro vs MacBook Pro 13 battle there is no winner. TrueDepth camera system: 12MP Ultra Wide camera with Face ID support.Pro rear camera system: 12MP Wide and 10MP Ultra Wide cameras.Stereo speakers with wide stereo sound and spatial audio support when playing Dolby Atmos content.12.9-inch Liquid Retina XDR multi-touch display.
