Apple Inc. launched new iPads on Tuesday after an 18-month gap. The launch includes the new iPad Pro with an OLED display and a brand-new M4 chip. But if you want to take full advantage of the new chip and display, you will want to go for the maxed-out iPad Pro which costs a staggering $3,077.
However, what if we told you that you could get as many as five Apple products for less than what a maxed-out iPad Pro costs? That's right, you can have an entire ecosystem of Apple devices, right from the iPhone to the latest Apple TV 4K.
We did the math and have surprising results and perhaps some fries for you.
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Maxed-Out iPad Pro: What You Get
The maxed-out iPad Pro gets you the best tablet that Apple has on offer currently.
More specifically, here's the deal:
- 13-inch Ultra Retina XDR display
- 2TB storage
- Nano-texture glass
- Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity
- Apple Pencil Pro
- Magic Keyboard
All-in, the maxed-out iPad Pro costs $3,077.
You can add AppleCare+ coverage as well for $169 extra, but we've not included it in this calculation since AppleCare+ coverage is not a part of the alternatives we've suggested below.
Five Apple Products You Can Get Instead
You can get an entire ecosystem of Apple devices for the same money that a maxed-out iPad Pro costs.
1. iPhone 15 Pro Max – $1,199
This is the latest top-tier iPhone. It's also the costliest product on our list of alternative Apple products.
2. Apple Watch Series 9 – $399
Apple Watches are among the most useful products from Cupertino. They've also saved several lives!
3. AirPods Pro (2nd generation) – $249
You don't need to splurge too much here, but we still opted for the latest AirPods Pro given how good they are.
4. Apple TV 4K – $129
Apple TV is a delight to use given how well laid out the user interface is. This is a good option if you want a home entertainment solution that is affordable, too.
5. 13-inch MacBook Air With M3 – $1,099
With the "play" part of the Apple ecosystem covered above, it's time to get some work done with the latest 13-inch MacBook Air with an M3 chip.
Bonus: Large Fries
If you're feeling a little hungry, you can load up on a pack of large fries or two for $2.
Alternatively: This Merc
Alternatively, you can get a used Mercedes-Benz C300 sedan if that's what you need. This 2008 model with 161,000 miles is an option, with 228 horsepower and a rear-wheel drive.
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