Apple's upcoming iPad Pro OLED will be thinner.

According to 9to5Mac , upcoming iPad models will feature larger screens and be about 1 mm thinner. Currently, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is 6.4 mm thick, while the new version will be 5 mm thick. The 11-inch iPad Pro is currently 5.9 mm thick, while the updated version is expected to be 5.1 mm thick. Both tablets may also have slightly larger screen sizes, according to MacRumors .

Apple's upcoming iPad Pro OLED will be thinner than previous tablet models thanks to OLED display technology.

Screenshot from MacRumors

This new design is made possible thanks to OLED screen technology, which is thinner than LCD screens, allowing Apple to reduce the thickness of its upcoming devices.

In addition to the iPad Pro, Apple is also expected to launch two new iPad Air models, including a larger 12.9-inch version for the first time. The larger iPad Air will have dimensions similar to the current iPad Pro, at 280.6 x 214.9 x 6 mm.

Apple is limiting OLED display technology to the Pro line, so although the 12.9-inch iPad Air will have the same length and width as the iPad Pro, it will be thicker because it still uses an LCD screen.

All new iPad models are expected to use Apple's M3 chip technology, which was first introduced on the new MacBook Pro models. There is currently no specific information about the launch event for the new iPads, but it is expected to take place in late March or early April.

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