iPad Pro 13″ (M4): Ultra Retina XDR Display, 1TB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera / 12MP Back Camera, LiDAR Scanner, Wi-Fi 6E, Face ID, All-Day Battery Life, Nano-Texture Glass — Silver

Got the one with the nano texture display and absolutely loved it. Not everyone may like it, so try to get a hands-on before you buy. As for me, I had to take a leap of faith as I was unable to find any demo units in the nearby shops. I have slightly light-sensitive eyes, and glossy screens are generally uneasy to look at for a longer time. The nano texture screen feels like looking at paper, and I did not have the usual eye fatigue or headache even after spending hours on it. If you're coming from a glossy screen, you may initially notice an ever-so-slight grain/noise, especially in the white background, but only if you focus on inspecting the screen that keenly. I got adjusted to it quite fast and don't notice it at all now. Apart from that, I don't see any lack of clarity or quality of images or texts. It's so soothing to read books and comics on this display. I use it mainly for creative tasks, writing, reading, productivity management, etc. If you primarily use it for media consumption, especially YouTube, then a glossy screen might be a better option - I felt that lower quality videos like 1080p and below ‘feel' like they're more crisp on the standard display - I did a side-by-side comparison with my old iPad Pro and observed that the quality flaws in the original video are more noticeable in the nano texture display because you're not distracted by the glares, and it has more colour accuracy(yes, colour accuracy is more for nano, you can check YouTube videos that validate this) so bad videos might appear worse. People report this as nano texture having less contrast, more blurry, etc., but in my observation,it's only an illusion. The same lack of definition is there in the original video too; our eyes skip it while watching it on a glossy screen. 4K, 8K videos don’t show this difference; I felt it has a more immersive experience on a nano display. The screen is much smoother and buttery than glossy, and what I liked about it the most is that it attracts way less smudges than the glossy. Wayyy less. It's also easier to clean with the provided cloth. Most people are going to have a love it or hate it experience - but if you're like me who spends a long time on an iPad and usually gets fatigue, eye strain or headache with screen time in general OR loves matte-paper like displays, a nano texture could be a total game-changer. My final advice is that - go for it only if you need it.

Excellent product with top class camera that follows you. The movie watching is a great experience with the enhanced display functionality. The size is just right. It is easy to use, and the battery life is great too.