The great absence of a new iPad Pro with an OLED screen that you don’t even know about.

Always-on screen is one of the downsides of the new M4-powered iPad Pro

The new iPad Pro with M4 left no one indifferent. And Apple’s tablet is an impressive device because it’s now thinner and more powerful than ever thanks to its processor. Some characteristics that They are almost necessary to keep the screen always on.like on iPhone or Apple Watch.

And that’s what the screen is always on one of disadvantages of the new iPad Proalthough significant progress has been made in refresh rates as now it drops to 10 Hz (up to 24). What was achieved thanks to LTPO technologybut it doesn’t support an always-on screen like the iPhone or Apple Watch.

The always-on screen almost reaches the new iPad Pro

With these significant advances, the new iPad features They are close to those that allow you to always turn on the screen on the Apple Watch or iPhone.. What are these characteristics? Speed one hertz. That is, once per second. Although there are other things to consider.

Please note that the battery of an Apple Watch or iPhone is much smaller than that of an iPad. call optimization. While it’s unlikely, Always-On Display may appear on the new iPad Pros via a future software update since it wasn’t enabled because the screen doesn’t go down to the refresh rate.

And the always-on screen with current data, albeit almost optimal, will have a greater impact on the battery. Either way, the necessary steps have been taken to ensure that the screen never turns off on the new iPad Pro. A feature that is almost there, especially if you take it into account. greater efficiency which comes with the new M4 processor that is found inside these iPads.

Now it remains to see the next steps. Will Apple eventually be able to make the necessary changes that will allow the iPad screen to never turn off? Will this be a software update because the hardware is almost ready, or will we never see it? And this is… Does it make sense to use this type of screen on an iPad?

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