The M4 iPad Pro is the first iPad to feature an OLED display. By 2026, though, both the iPad Air and Mini might be getting OLED displays.
The M4 iPad Pro is the first iPad to feature an OLED display, while the iPad Air and Mini still use LCD Liquid Retina displays.
This might, however, change by 2026, with both the iPad Air and Mini getting OLED displays.
That said, these base iPad models will likely miss out on a few advanced features, given the lower price points.
The M4 iPad Pro is the first device in the iPad lineup to feature an OLED display. In comparison, the iPad Air and Mini have always been equipped with LCD Liquid Retina displays, which lack the kind of enhanced contrast and deeper blacks that OLED displays provide.
