Apple’s OLED iPad Pro Event Start Time In Your Region

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Apple's highly anticipated OLED iPad Pro models are only hours away from launch. The devices are rumored to fill the gap Apple has created for the past year or so, and it is one of the reasons why the 'Pro' models will come with an M4 chip instead of an M3. We are expecting big from the company as it is also expected to announce additional models of the iPad. If you are anxiously waiting for Apple's OLED iPad Pro launch, check out the 'Let Loose' event start time in your local time zone or region of residence.

Here's when Apple's 'Let Loose' event will start in your local time zone or region

Apple failed to announce any iPad model last year which has reflected in the company's annual earnings. Apple has a lot of pressure, as far as the iPad is concerned, and the company will take the opportunity today to fill the gap it created by not releasing an iPad for a long time. This means that today's 'Let Loose' event is very special when it comes to announcing new hardware. As excited as we are, Apple will take center stage later today at 7 AM Pacific Time or 10 AM Eastern Time. However, the 'Let Loose' event for the OLED iPad Pro launch will start at different times in different regions or time zones.

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If you want to watch the event live, we have listed the regions below with their respective time zones, detailing when Apple will start its OLED iPad Pro event. We have embedded the table below and all you have to do is locate your region and note down the time mentioned next to it.

This is all that you have to do, but if you can not find your region in the list mentioned above, simply head over to the timeanddate website to see the full list. Note that Apple's 'Let Loose' event is quite special and the company could end up announcing a lot more than what we are expecting. Apple's iPad Air with M2 chip and the