Official sales of the M5 iPad Pro begin on October 22. While not every country will see day-one availability, Apple has already revealed global pricing details. As usual, Nukeni compiled a comparison of launch prices worldwide, and once again, Brazil tops the list as the most expensive place to buy Apple’s flagship tablet.
Interestingly, Apple actually reduced the iPad Pro’s price in Brazil compared to the previous generation. Still, the numbers remain staggering. To put it into perspective, the cost of one 11-inch 256 GB M5 iPad Pro in Brazil could buy you two of the same model in a U.S. state like Delaware—plus an Apple Pencil Pro and a premium coffee.
The Most Expensive Countries for the M5 iPad Pro
(Base model prices, converted to USD)
- Brazil: $2,295
- Turkey: $1,430
- Sweden: $1,381
- Denmark: $1,381
- Poland: $1,378
Nukeni’s data also shows that Apple’s pricing history varies widely between regions. In Brazil, the iPad Pro’s price has increased only about 15% since the M1 generation. In contrast, Turkey saw a 597.74% jump in five years, followed by Japan (78.06%) and South Korea (60.06%)—making Turkey the country with the steepest price rise overall.
Where You’ll Get the Best Deals
If you’re looking to stretch your budget, these markets offer the lowest launch prices for the M5 iPad Pro:
- United States: $999 + tax
- Hong Kong: $1,030
- Canada: $1,046
- Malaysia: $1,065
- Taiwan: $1,073
What’s New with the M5 iPad Pro
Beyond pricing, Apple’s latest iPad Pro introduces notable hardware upgrades. It features the new M5 chip, the N1 modem for faster Wi-Fi and Bluetooth performance, and a C1X chip to enhance 5G connectivity. Storage performance also sees a boost, thanks to an improved SSD with faster read and write speeds.
All prices mentioned above are in USD, and availability may vary by region.
