Key facts
- The newest iPad is the iPad Mini with A20 Pro chip, launching November 6, 2026.
- The iPad Mini features an OLED display, IP67 resistance, and Apple Intelligence support.
- The iPad Air models use the M4 processor, offering improved performance for creative tasks and AI.
- The iPad Mini starts at $699, the iPad Air at $749, the iPad Pro at $1,199, and the standard iPad at $449.
Apple's iPad lineup includes several models, and determining the newest can be confusing due to the lack of a simple numbering system. This guide clarifies the latest offerings. The newest iPad is the iPad Mini with an A20 Pro chip, set to release on November 6, 2026. Other current models include the M4-powered iPad Air, the M5-powered iPad Pro, and the standard iPad with an A16 chip. When considering different sizes, there are six iPads available. The iPad Mini, starting at $699, features an OLED display, IP67 resistance, and supports Apple Intelligence. The iPad Air models, starting at $749, are equipped with the M4 processor for enhanced performance in creative tasks and AI applications.