New iPad Pro Disassembled Internal Design, Upgrades and More

TapTechNews May 17th, the YouTube channel PhoneRepairGuru recently disassembled the all-new 13-inch iPad Pro with the M4 chip, showing the internal design details of the tablet.

At last week's iPad new product launch event, Apple said that the heat dissipation performance of the new iPad Pro has increased by nearly 20% compared to the previous generation. To achieve this improvement, Apple added a graphite heat-conducting film inside the fuselage and cleverly changed the rear Apple Logo to a copper material to enhance the heat dissipation performance, and the disassembly video also showed this.

TapTechNews noticed that another change is that the front camera and FaceID module of the new iPad Pro have been moved to the position of the right side frame, which is where the magnetic adsorption point of the new Apple Pencil Pro is located. The disassembly also revealed some adjustments to the internal magnet array of the new iPad Pro.

Overall, the internal design of the new iPad Pro is roughly the same as that of the previous generation. The video also showed components such as the central logic board (integrated with the M4 chip), a 10209 mAh battery with a pull-tab, and four speakers.

The new iPad Pro was officially launched this Wednesday. In addition to the M4 chip, the new machine also adopts an OLED display and a thinner and lighter body design.