Apple's new iPads provide clear choices between base, Air, and Pro models. The iPad mini caters to a niche audience favoring compact tablets, while the Air and Pro mainly differ in size.
The introduction of the Pencil Pro adds complexity with four different stylus options. Previous models remain available, but compatibility varies, creating confusion for customers.
The new Pencil Pro utilizes a 'new magnetic interface' for charging and compatibility, raising questions about compatibility with older iPads. Apple's redesign choices are not explicitly confirmed.
The current situation may suggest a transitional phase for Apple Pencils, hinting at future changes with the release of refreshed entry-level iPads and iPad minis.
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