"Externally, this new M5 iPad Pro doesn't appear to have major differences from the M4 iPad Pro released in May 2024. Based on what's shown in the video, the new device is still a big, thin tablet with a relatively unobtrusive bezel, and it once again looks to only have one camera on the back."
"Wylsacom also ran some Geekbench 6 tests on this alleged M5 iPad Pro and an M4 iPad Pro to compare benchmarks across the two models. For the CPU tests, the M5 iPad Pro got a single-core score of 4,133 and a multi-core score of 15,437, while the M4 iPad Pro got a single-core score of 3,718 and a multi-core score of 13,324. For the GPU tests, the M5 iPad Pro got a score of 74,568 and the M4 iPad Pro got a score of 55,702."
An unboxing video appears to show an unannounced iPad Pro equipped with an M5 chip, with rumors pointing to an October launch. The device's exterior closely resembles the M4 iPad Pro from May 2024, featuring a thin profile, modest bezels, and a single rear camera. The back lacks the "iPad Pro" text, showing only the antenna line, camera system, and Apple logo. Geekbench 6 benchmarks presented in the video report the M5 model scoring higher in CPU single-core (4,133) and multi-core (15,437) and in GPU (74,568) than the M4's respective scores. Apple provided no immediate comment.
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