Apple's spring event is coming soon, the new iPad Pro protective sleeve has been put on the shelves

 

Apple is expected to hold a special spring event on March 23, and the new iPad Pro may debut. Although there is still no official information, accessory manufacturers have moved ahead. According to a photo shared by netizens on the Reddit community, the Speck folio case supports the unreleased 2021 11-inch iPad Pro.


 

Netizens said they found this protective case on Target's shelves, but when they tried to buy it, the checkout system showed that the product could not be sold before April 6. Although the packaging does not explicitly mention that the 11-inch iPad is a Pro model, it is certainly the iPad Pro. After all, there is no news that Apple will launch an 11-inch iPad model. For example, the 9th generation iPad will use a 10.5-inch screen.


Although it is difficult to draw any definite conclusions from such photos, it is possible for Speck to understand that the size of the next 11-inch iPad Pro will be very similar or even identical to the current model. This is not too surprising, because there are no rumors about a major redesign of the next iPad Pro. The main new features are expected to include Mini-LED display, faster A14X chip, and support on mobile phone models. 5G.

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