#ipad Pro Screen

[irepairmacs]

Cracked iPad Pro Screen in London? Don't Panic, get it Repaired by the Pros at I Repair Macs

Is your once-pristine iPad Pro sporting a spiderweb of cracks or a worrying black patch where the beautiful display used to be? We've all been there. Accidents happen, and a damaged iPad Pro screen can put a real damper on your productivity or creative flow. But fear not, Londoners! Here at I Repair Macs, we specialize in iPad Pro screen repairs, getting your beloved device back in tip-top shape quickly and affordably.

Why Choose I Repair Macs for Your iPad Pro Screen Repair in London?

We understand the frustration of a broken iPad Pro screen. It disrupts your workflow, hinders your entertainment, and can even be a security risk if sensitive information is exposed. That's why we offer a fast, reliable, and professional iPad Pro screen repair service in London. Here's what sets us apart:

Expert Technicians: Our team comprises highly skilled and experienced technicians who have a deep understanding of all iPad Pro models. They are passionate about Apple products and dedicated to providing the highest quality repairs.

Genuine or Premium Replacement Parts: We use only the best replacement parts, either genuine Apple parts or premium alternatives that meet our rigorous quality standards. This ensures your repaired iPad Pro functions flawlessly and retains its original look and feel.

Competitive Prices: We offer competitive pricing on our iPad Pro screen repairs, ensuring you get a fantastic value for your money.

Quick Turnaround Time: We understand the importance of getting your iPad Pro back in your hands as soon as possible. That's why we strive to complete most iPad Pro screen repairs within the same day, depending on the severity of the damage.

Excellent Customer Service: Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are here to answer any questions you may have and guide you through the repair process with ease.

The I Repair Macs iPad Pro Screen Repair Process

Here's a quick rundown of our streamlined iPad Pro screen repair process:

Free Diagnostic: Bring your damaged iPad Pro to our store, and our technicians will perform a free diagnostic to assess the extent of the damage and provide you with a transparent repair quote.

Repair Consent: Once you approve the repair, our technicians will get to work, meticulously replacing the damaged screen with a high-quality replacement.

Quality Control: We thoroughly test your repaired iPad Pro to ensure everything functions perfectly before returning it to you.

Warranty: We stand behind our work and offer a warranty on all our repairs, giving you peace of mind.

Get a Quote for Your iPad Pro Screen Repair Today!

Don't wait any longer to get your cracked or damaged iPad Pro screen repaired. Contact I Repair Macs today! Here's how to reach us:

Call us: 020 3951 7818

Email us: hello@irepairmacs.co.uk

Visit our website: https://www.irepairmacs.co.uk/ipad-screen-repair

We look forward to getting your iPad Pro back in perfect working order!

[buzzmeeh3004]

[clownsuu]

Update I have been gifted a new art tablet and oh my lort how do y’all draw with a screenless pad-

This last one was the first thing I drew with it LMAO

all of these were lil test doodles, but m a n I got mad respects to them gamers who can use this kinda tabloot with ease

[sctumsempra]

spreading the greying snake agenda again

[yhrite]

The fact you can now play the entirety of Resident Evil Village + it’s DLC on a an iPhone, an extremely slim and small handheld device with no active cooling method is just ridiculous

Thinking back to 2011 and having my tits blown clean off by playing Infinity Blade on my iPhone 3GS

[nemofil]

GENSHIN PLAYER DESIGNS ITERATORS 20 KILLED 160 INJURED

[jujubiin]

More Adrien and Oliver. What can I say, I love my sons <3

[somestrawberry0]

I did my iPad Home Screen^^

[bitterpngs]

tablets are so expensive

[teacherstudiies]

would you recommend paperlike for a matte screen protector? or are there better brands for ipad pro?

[elysiumcalled]

I'm sorry if it's unsolicited advice u don't need to post this. I just can't message u so I thought of sending here, but if it helps, u don't need an iPad pro to run procreate properly. The newer generation ipads with iPadOS 14.4 or newer can run it. Even an Air is strong enough for drawing. Unless you're a professional who needs heavy-duty rendering (like really heavy), you wouldn't notice the difference between them too much, and that's good! Speaking from the exp of my professional artist friends and as someone who watched a lotta reviews bc I wanted one, too. (Personally ended up with CSP + Surface for school tho hehe).

However, if money isn't an issue, getting an iPad Pro would be super nice overall 🖤 If you wanted the pro so that u can use the Apple Pen 2 (which is super nice), iPad Air Gen 5/4 are also compatible with them na!

I was just speaking as a person who really loves to draw, too 💖

If u already knew all that I'm so sorry if this sounded weird akfkakfk

hii I have done some research but still thank you! It’s nice to hear opinions bc I’ve never had an iPad before, The 12.9” screen iPad Pro is just like.. so sexy tho 😮‍💨

😂 I actually was looking at the iPad Air 5 too and high-key the colours are cuter too, grey is boring lol

[protection-hydrogel]

Protégez vos écrans d’iPad Pro et Air 2024 avec un film hydrogel

[identifying-computers-in-posts]

Got my things stolen and can’t remember what model to replace my ipad from, it was Apple Pencil 1st gen compatible. Thank you wizard

(2016) iPad Pro 9.7” OR (2017) iPad Pro 10.5”

Below the cut are my opinions on a replacement iPad, the information i used to figure out what model you had, and also Apple’s weird rose gold phase. rip the rose gold colorway, 2015-2020

iPad shopping advice—

I do not recommend buying a refurbished 2016 iPad Pro, while not technically obsolete, iPadOS 16 is no longer receiving active support— security updates are still being pushed out but Apple tends to only provide those for another one or two years unless a zero-day vulnerability is found. (iPadOS 16’s active support expired a year ago, for further context)

I can’t in good faith recommend buying a refurbished 2017 iPad Pro, it currently operates on the latest OS (iPadOS 17), however that’s likely to be its last core update in its lifetime— it turns 7 years old this year (a typical lifespan for an iPad is 5-6 years), iPadOS 17 has less than a year of active support left with iOS & iPadOS 18 slated for September 2024… however, the prices look good if you can find one from a reliable seller.

I have two recommendations for replacement*

Refurbished** iPad Air (2020) 256gb

Runs iPadOS 17 and will be receiving core updates for another 2-3 years minimum

Support for up to 5 Gbps over USB-C support (which means support for external storage devices)

Support for the Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) and Apple Pencil (USB-C)***

Smaller bezels; the home button is removed and TouchID is on the power button

Support for a external mirrored display

Support for Wi-Fi 6 & Bluetooth 5.0

5G LTE support if you’re into that sort of thing (cellular models do cost extra)

iPad 10th Gen (2022) 256gb

Runs iPadOS 17 and will be receiving core updates for the next 4-5 years minimum

Support for USB-C with speeds of USB 2.0

Front-facing camera is horizontal (which is the reason for the next point)

Support for Apple Pencil (1st Gen w/ Adapter) or Apple Pencil (USB-C)***

Smaller bezels; bigger screen, TouchID on power button

Support for an external mirrored display

Wi-Fi 6 & Bluetooth 5.2 support

Cellular models equipped with 5G support

*Only if you need an iPad before March or April of this year. For the first time since 2010, Apple skipped a year in iPad refreshes. Mark Gurman predicts that new iPads will be released by the end of March. The 6th Gen iPad Air is rumored to be receiving a pretty large facelift— likely slashing the price of the 5th Gen Air. The iPad Air is widely considered to be the best price-to-performance option from the iPad family.

**I recommend checking out open box pricing for the latest generation iPads before making a decision. If possible, hit up a BestBuy or Microcenter so you can look at open box devices in person. Only buy refurbished devices from trusted sources; I recommend Amazon Refurbished or Geeksquad Refurbished.

***the Apple Pencil (USB-C) does not support pen pressure on any iPad model. The Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) is the most feature-rich model to date, read more here.

as both these iPads run the same processor, here are the benchmarks from CPU Monkey for the A10X Fusion (IPP2017) vs. A14 Bionic (IPA2020)

And the insane amount of information I know about Apple’s rose gold phase that led me to what iPad you have:

Apple introduced the rose gold colorway in 2015 with the launch of the iPhone 6s, and the phasing out started with the release of the iPhone 8 in 2017, replacing rose gold with just plain gold. That’s the timeframe for our rose gold iPad— and there were only six iPads launched between 2015-2017. This assumption is further supported by the launch of the Apple Pencil in late 2015 and the eventual launch of the the smaller 9.7” iPad Pro in 2016, which came in the standard space gray, silver, and gold, but was also released in one extra color: rose gold. The rose gold colorway in the iPad lineup was exclusive to the smaller IPP 1 & 2 until 2020 (see “Other Apple products…”). Additionally, the visible sides of the iPad suggest it’s from the “tapered unibody” MacBook era— specifically the “rounded edges” or “squircle” era, when all iPads fit awkwardly into folio cases if they weren’t made by Apple. The iPad that received a rose gold colorway in 2020 is of the “squared edges” era, thus ruling it out entirely.

Other Apple products that saw a brief rose gold colorway:

Retired from the Apple Watch lineup in 2017

Retired from the MacBook lineup in 2018

Retired from the iPhone lineup in 2017

Retired from the iPad Pro lineup in 2018

Added to the iPad Air lineup in 2020 and then immediately replaced by pink following the next release

Apple recently has introduced the pink colorway into its products as it delves more into the colorful side of tech again. Things you can buy in pink from Apple if you want to stay on theme:

iPhone 13, 15

iPhone 15 Plus

iPad 10th Gen (2022)

iPad Air (2022)

Apple Watch Series 9