The Retina resolution also means that even fine-print text is still perfectly readable, so editing documents and reports is equally pleasant. Colours erupt out of the screen and, while contrast leaves a little to be desired, it still delivers a captivating experience. Indeed, it's still an absolute joy to watch movies and other forms of video content on. If you wanted to create or proof colour-sensitive creative projects on the iPad mini, the display certainly isn't going to let you down. That's a very slight drop compared to the last model's score, but not enough to make a difference. The display's brightness has been bumped up to a blinding 513cd/m2, and we clocked coverage of the sRGB colour gamut at 91.3%. It's still using the rounded edges of the classic design scheme, rather than the newer, more angular aesthetic favoured by the redesigned iPad Pro models but hey - if it ain't broke, don't fix it. It's also as gorgeous as ever, stamped with Apple's trademark minimalist style. Unbelievably, it's even small enough to slip into the pocket of our jeans - if only just. The 8in screen is big enough to comfortably read dense text and view large images without feeling cramped, but it's still small enough that you can slip it in your bag or take it into a meeting without feeling like you're toting around the Rosetta Stone.
Apple's smallest tablet is, for our money, the perfect size and shape for a personal business device. We'd forgotten how much we liked iPad mini form factor - no other 8in tablet has come close to the iPad Mini's blend of convenience and productivity.
In fact, aside from a very slightly sharper bevelled edge around the edge of the display, it's the exact same chassis as the old 4th-generation mini - and frankly, we couldn't be happier. So what has Apple changed, exactly, and does it make the new model a worthy investment if you've already got a functioning iPad mini 4? Apple iPad mini 5 (2019) review: DesignĪpple hasn't changed much about the new mini's design it's still around 6mm thick, with a weight of just over 300g. It's visually identical, with only a handful of new features and a hardware refresh to distinguish itself from its predecessor. Well, we say 'all-new' - in reality, there's actually not much that's changed about the new mini. Finally, Tim Cook has heard our pleas and released an all-new 5th-generation iPad mini. It's been four long, hard years since the last time Apple bestowed a new iPad mini on the public, and fans (including us) have been crying out for an update to the much-beloved range.
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