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is the biggest update to the lineup in years, and it has an extensive range of new features. Hence, it is easy to  that we feel are worth knowing, especially if you plan to purchase one. While the M2 iPad Pro supports nano-SIM and eSIM, the . This means existing users of cellular iPad models have to convert to eSIM,, which may or may not incur additional charges depending on their telco. a free 5G eSIM upgrade for existing customers on 4G SIM/4G eSIM (worth $37.80) until further notice. is only available for new sign ups of its Star Plan. , the nominal fee of $10.90 is waived as a token of appreciation when you sign up for a new number, port in, or re-contract. Otherwise, you have to pay the fee to switch from a physical SIM to an eSIM if your contract is not ready for renewal. While the M4 iPad Pro comes with Adaptive True Tone flash for better document scanning, Apple of the M2 iPad Pro. This shouldn't be an issue for most users, but the niche segment of users who like to take photos with their iPad Pro might miss the ultra-wide lens. Because of the removed ultra-wide camera, the new M4 iPad Pro also . Again, this is not a feature that many users will miss. However, a small group of users might like to have this feature on their iPad Pro. We saw this coming;  launched in 2018 is not compatible with the M4 iPad Pro. The new iPad Pro supports and , so this is a bummer for existing iPad users with the Apple Pencil (2nd Gen) as they have to get the S$199 Apple Pencil Pro or the S$119 Apple Pencil (USB-C) along with their new tablets. Source: