13-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi 256GB with standard glass - Silver

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re going to buy a 13‑inch iPad Pro, the real question isn’t whether it’s “good” — it is — it’s whether you’ll actually use the iPad like a work device often enough to justify the money. For UK businesses, this is a strong fit for teams doing field work, client meetings, redlining/markup, presenting, or anyone who needs a lightweight, high-quality screen that employees can pick up and use instantly. 256GB is usually plenty for apps plus a typical work doc/media workflow; where it gets tight is if you’re carrying lots of offline video, large design libraries, or extensive local content.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend this for companies standardising on “a tablet that sometimes gets used for emails and PDFs.” At this price, you’re paying for compute headroom and display quality, and most office-grade admin tasks are cheaper and easier on laptops or lower-cost tablets. Also think about device management and accessory strategy: if your team won’t commit to cases, a reliable keyboard/pen workflow (if needed), and training, the iPad can become an expensive “nice screen” rather than a productivity tool.

Buy it if your users genuinely do iPad-centric work and you want something that feels premium and lasts. Skip it if the use case is casual consumption or occasional viewing — £1217 ex‑VAT buys a lot of normal-business kit, and you’ll likely get better ROI elsewhere.