Apple is already considering the future of one of its most famous devices, and it just looks strong. According to recent leaks, the company with the bitten apple is working on a version of the iPad with the M3 Pro chip, but that’s not the only thing. Among other changes, The iPad Pro is expected to adopt OLED technology.

According to various sources, Apple aims to launch its first iPad with an OLED display in the first half of 2024. The first models to switch to OLED technology are expected to be the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro. And if it becomes a well-received technology, it could spread to other models in the iPad lineup.

Five improvements on an iPad with an OLED display

The expected transition in 2024 will take place a few years after the launch of the first iPad Pro with mini-LEDs, so the change is indeed expected to be justified by a few advantages, as we’ll see below.

A thinner iPad

One of Apple’s goals was to make its devices thinner and lighter than ever before, but this is becoming more and more difficult these days. Like this, OLED technology may be the first major improvement in the iPad form factor in a while.

With the move to Apple’s new OLED displays, they’ll be lighter than current mini-LEDs, in part. due to the lack of backlight. It will also take up less space on the screen by offering a thinner OLED panel.

more batteries

A thinner and lighter OLED display could allow for a physically larger battery, which will increase battery life. Also, OLED contributes to battery savings as it is less bright than mini-LED. The improved contrast offered by OLED thanks to true blacks, and the transmission of dark colors by turning off each pixel will also contribute to energy savings.

games and moves

2022 iPad excels in resource-hungry games

OLED technology has a faster response time than LED technology, which is especially important for games that require fast response. Next to you LTPO technologywhich allows the screen refresh rate to vary, might help save battery and enable an always-on display.

Thanks to these features, it is possible Further enhance the gaming experience and graphics display on iPad Pro. However, it is not yet clear whether Apple plans to implement LTPO technology in its future OLED iPads.

Contrast

This Deeper blacks and better pixel brightness control on OLED displays provide more contrast compared to mini LED displays. True blacks can be created by turning the OLED pixels completely off, while mini LED displays still have some backlight, which can make blacks look like darker grays. This can make a huge difference in image quality, especially in HDR content where contrast is important to get a vivid and detailed image.

perspectives

iPad is designed to be used in different positions and angles. OLED panels have greater uniformity of brightness across the screen, this means that there is no significant change in brightness or color when viewed from different angles. Additionally, colors remain accurate and vibrant at wider viewing angles, providing a more immersive and engaging viewing experience in any position.

The change is simply attractive and according to other reports, an OLED iPad Pro could cost around $1,800But it’s definitely a price worth paying.