OLED iPad Pro, iPad Air 6, and M3 MacBook Air Will Launch by The End of March as Production is Well Underway

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Apple has plans to upgrade the iPad Pro, iPad Air, and MacBook Air models in the coming months. We have previously heard that the company is potentially slated to launch the new devices in March or April. However, no exact details were mentioned in prior reports. It is now being reported that Apple plans to launch the OLED iPad Pro, iPad Air 6, and M3 MacBook Air models by the end of March, as production is underway.

Apple's OLED iPad Pro, iPad Air 6, and M3 MacBook Air are slated to launch by the end of March

In his latest Power On newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman anticipates that Apple is eyeing an end-of-March launch for the forthcoming OLED iPad Pro, iPad Air 6, and M3 MacBook Air models. Besides the launch, the analyst also claims that the devices are under production. Gurman has also detailed his speculations regarding the upcoming device and what users should look forward to.

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The new iPad Pro models are expected to undergo a major redesign, featuring a redesigned chassis and a slightly bigger display. However, the OLED display will be the highlight of the update. The company is expected to launch both models of the iPad Pro with the new OLED display technology, ending its discrimination against the smaller variant. The bigger display will potentially be accompanied by slimmer bezels and Face ID sensors located on landscape orientation. It was also previously speculated that the OLED iPad Pro models will feature MagSafe technology for wireless charging. Lastly, we expect the company to bring the M3 chip to the iPad Pro.

Apart from the OLED iPad Pro, Apple is also expected to launch two variants of the iPad Air 6, with production underway for both models. With the new M2 chip, Apple plans to make the iPad Air available in a bigger 12.9-inch display size. The company could also introduce Face ID on the iPad Air lineup this year,