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Opinion: The new iPad Pro is an incredible technological feat, but why should you upgrade?

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<p>Just a few weeks ago, I shared my thoughts on why the 2018 iPad Pro (https://9to5mac.com/2021/03/29/opinion-the-2018-ipad-pro-was-one-of-the-most-future-proof-computers-ever-made/) is one of the best products Apple has ever made and talked about how it was “one of the most future-proof computers ever made.” The key point I was trying to convey was that the 2020 iPad Pro wasn’t worth upgrading to for most 2018 iPad Pro users. Apple didn’t really give even the most diehard iPad users a reason to upgrade last year. With all of the rumors that were swirling around the next generation (now the current generation), I wanted to recap what kept many of us from upgrading in the hopes that the next version would give us a good reason. So now that we’ve seen the new iPad Pros, are they worth upgrading to? Let’s talk about it.</p>
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