Apple has unveiled its latest MacBook Pro M5 and iPad Pro M5 models shortly after the launch of the iPhone 17. Both devices are equipped with Apple’s new M5 chip, offering enhanced speed, power, and AI performance. These new gadgets are now available for purchase on Apple’s website and Amazon.
The MacBook Pro M5 512GB is priced starting at £1,599, while the 11” iPad Pro 256GB and 13” iPad Pro 256GB are priced at £999 and £1,299 respectively. These devices belong to Apple’s premium Pro range, attracting many consumers who seek monthly payment options to manage costs, with providers like Sky Mobile and O2 offering plans starting at 90p per day.
Sky’s pricing for the iPad Pro M5 models starts at £27 per month for the 11” version and £34 per month for the 13” variant, with a modest 100MB data allocation. To utilize the devices outside WiFi zones, customers may consider adding a Sky eSIM, ranging from 1GB to unlimited data options.
EE offers competitive pricing for the iPad Pro M5 models, with a 12-month plan costing £89.92 for the 11” iPad Pro M5 and £112.42 for the 13” iPad Pro M5, both requiring an upfront payment. The 24-month contracts, including mobile data, range from £67.50 to £83.70 per month, with additional perks like Apple Music, Apple TV, or Netflix Standard included.
O2 provides various plans for the iPad Pro M5 models, starting at £39.20 per month for the 11” version and £45.60 per month for the 13” model, with options for additional data and O2 Extras like Disney+ or Amazon Prime.
These contracts typically last for 48 months, combining an airtime plan with a device plan that can be separated after 24 months. Customers have the flexibility to maintain, modify, or cancel their airtime plans, potentially reducing costs for those not requiring mobile data.
