Across our benchmarks, both the iPad Pro’s M1 processor and the Spectre’s Intel Core i7-1255U processor scored about the same, although the M1 did have a lead up to 9% on some benchmarks. (You’ll need to buy one separately for the iPad.) Both devices share a magnetic strip to store a stylus on the side of the display.īoth options are well matched for performance.įor raw performance, the iPad Pro and the Spectre x360 14 are well-matched. The Spectre x360 14 also has the ability to stand on its own since it’s a 2-in-1 with a built-in keyboard and trackpad. On the other hand, the Spectre x360 14 has more ports (two Thunderbolt 4 ports, a USB-A port, and a headphone jack versus the iPad Pro’s single Thunderbolt 4 port). The iPad Pro’s rear camera also has a LiDAR sensor, which you can use to make 3D scans of objects, for instance. Photos and video look sharp on the iPad Pro thanks to the fast, high-resolution sensor and lens. While the HP Spectre’s webcam has a 5MP sensor, the iPad Pro has an f/1.8 12MP wide lens and f/2.4 10MP ultra-wide lens in the rear and an f/2.4 12MP ultra-wide camera in the front. However, the iPad Pro has an additional rear-facing camera and better camera technology overall. Both devices have Face ID login, a fingerprint reader, and a front-facing camera. We'll be in touch soon.īoth the iPad Pro and the Spectre x360 14 are chock-full of features.
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