Overview

• The unboxing by Wylsacom shows a 13-inch, 256GB M5 iPad Pro with Geekbench gains of about 10% in single‑core and 15% in multi‑core, plus roughly 33–38% higher Metal GPU scores and about 8% higher AnTuTu results versus M4.
• The unit displays a 9‑core CPU and a larger L2 cache (6MB vs. 4MB on M4), pointing to iterative CPU changes alongside a more substantial graphics uplift.
• The 256GB model in the video reports 12GB of RAM, suggesting Apple may raise memory on mid‑tier configurations compared with the M4 lineup’s 8GB at similar storage levels.
• Externally the tablet appears nearly unchanged from the M4 version, retaining the ultra‑thin chassis and single rear camera, with existing accessories like Magic Keyboard and cases described as fitting.
• The device shown runs iPadOS 26.0, lacks “iPad Pro” branding on the back, appeared in Russia where Apple does not officially sell products, and outlets say an official announcement is expected in October.