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iPad Pro M4 Screen Resolution & Display Specs

The iPad Pro M4 comes in two sizes: the 11-inch at 2420 x 1668 pixels and the 13-inch at 2752 x 2064 pixels. Both feature Apple’s Ultra Retina XDR tandem OLED display at 264 PPI with ProMotion 120Hz and 1600 nits peak HDR brightness.

Complete Display Specifications

SpecificationiPad Pro 11” M4iPad Pro 13” M4
Resolution2420 × 16682752 × 2064
Screen Size11.0”13.0”
Pixel Density264 PPI264 PPI
Aspect Ratio4.3:34:3
Display TypeUltra Retina XDR (tandem OLED)Ultra Retina XDR (tandem OLED)
Refresh Rate1-120Hz (ProMotion)1-120Hz (ProMotion)
HDRYes (Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG)Yes (Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG)
Peak Brightness1000 nits SDR / 1600 nits HDR1000 nits SDR / 1600 nits HDR
Total Pixels4,036,5605,679,328

What Makes Tandem OLED Special

The iPad Pro M4 uses tandem OLED — two OLED layers stacked together. This provides:

  • Higher brightness than single-layer OLED while maintaining efficiency
  • Perfect blacks and infinite contrast ratio (each pixel emits its own light)
  • Reduced burn-in risk compared to single-layer OLED at equivalent brightness

This is a significant upgrade from the previous iPad Pro 12.9-inch’s mini-LED backlit LCD (Liquid Retina XDR) and the 11-inch’s standard LCD (Liquid Retina).

Display Evolution: iPad Pro Generations

ModelYearResolution (11”)Display TechHDRBrightness
iPad Pro 11” 1st-4th gen2018-20222388 × 1668Liquid Retina LCDNo600 nits
iPad Pro 11” M420242420 × 1668Ultra Retina XDR OLEDYes1600 nits
iPad Pro 12.9” 3rd-4th gen2018-20202732 × 2048Liquid Retina LCDNo600 nits
iPad Pro 12.9” 5th-6th gen2021-20222732 × 2048Liquid Retina XDR mini-LEDYes1600 nits
iPad Pro 13” M420242752 × 2064Ultra Retina XDR OLEDYes1600 nits

For complete iPad specs, see All iPad Screen Resolutions. Compare pixel density with our PPI Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What resolution is the iPad Pro M4?
The iPad Pro 11-inch M4 is 2420 x 1668 pixels and the iPad Pro 13-inch M4 is 2752 x 2064 pixels. Both are 264 PPI.
Does the iPad Pro M4 have OLED?
Yes, the iPad Pro M4 is the first iPad with an OLED display. It uses Apple's tandem OLED technology branded as Ultra Retina XDR, with 1600 nits peak HDR brightness.
What is the difference between iPad Pro M4 and M2 display?
The M4 iPad Pro uses tandem OLED (Ultra Retina XDR) instead of the M2's mini-LED LCD (Liquid Retina XDR on 12.9-inch) or standard LCD (Liquid Retina on 11-inch). The M4 11-inch also has a slightly higher resolution (2420x1668 vs 2388x1668).