Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB VS Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4)

The Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB is slightly heavier than the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4), with a weight of 444 g compared to the Y700's 340 g. The iPad Pro is also thinner, measuring just 5.3 mm in thickness, while the Y700 is 7 mm thick.

Neither device includes a stylus, nor do they have detachable keyboards. The iPad Pro, however, features tilt sensitivity, a function that the Y700 lacks.

Both devices lack water resistance, and neither offers any special keyboard attachment or stylus functionality in the design.

The Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB features an 11″ OLED/AMOLED display with a resolution of 2420 x 1668 px, delivering a pixel density of 264 ppi. In contrast, the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) has a smaller 8.8″ LCD IPS display, but with a higher resolution of 3040 x 1904 px, resulting in a much higher pixel density of 408 ppi.

In terms of refresh rate, the iPad Pro supports 120Hz, while the Y700 offers a higher 165Hz refresh rate. The iPad Pro includes features like anti-reflection coating, HDR10 support, Dolby Vision support, and a touch screen, while the Y700 lacks anti-reflection coating, HDR10, and Dolby Vision support, but also has a touch screen.

Neither product includes branded damage-resistant glass, sapphire glass display, or e-paper display technology.

The Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB offers 512GB of internal storage and 12GB of RAM, powered by the Apple M5 chipset with a CPU consisting of 3 cores at 4.6 GHz and 6 cores at 3.2 GHz. It achieves Geekbench 6 results of 16832 (multi-core) and 4188 (single-core). The iPad Pro uses a 3 nm semiconductor and supports up to 64GB of memory with a maximum memory bandwidth of 153 GB/s.

On the other hand, the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) has a larger 1024GB internal storage and 16GB of RAM. It features the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, with a CPU consisting of 2 cores at 4.32 GHz and 6 cores at 3.53 GHz. Its Geekbench 6 results are 10059 (multi-core) and 3234 (single-core). Like the iPad Pro, the Y700 uses a 3 nm semiconductor, but it supports a maximum memory of 24GB, with a memory bandwidth of 85.1 GB/s.

Both devices lack an external memory slot and use big.LITTLE technology. They also feature integrated graphics, and both support 64-bit. The iPad Pro has a slightly larger L2 cache at 16 MB compared to the Y700's 12 MB, while the Y700 has a larger L1 cache at 192 KB compared to the iPad Pro's 320 KB. The iPad Pro offers more CPU threads (9 vs 8 for the Y700), but the Y700 supports ECC memory, which the iPad Pro does not. Both products support up to two displays and have TrustZone security features.

The Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB is equipped with a 12 MP main camera and a 12 MP front camera, both featuring a flash, touch autofocus, and manual white balance. It supports HDR10 recording, slow-motion video recording, and panorama creation. Additionally, it has optical zoom (2x), a BSI sensor, and continuous autofocus when recording movies. The iPad Pro also offers a dual-tone LED flash and manual ISO adjustment, though it lacks built-in optical image stabilization and a front-facing LED flash.

In comparison, the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) features a 50 MP main camera and an 8 MP front camera. Like the iPad Pro, it has a flash and touch autofocus, as well as manual white balance. However, it lacks HDR10 recording, slow-motion video recording, and panorama creation. The Y700 offers a video light but no front-facing LED flash, and it has a single flash LED instead of the iPad Pro's four. It does not support optical zoom or a BSI sensor and does not have a dual-tone LED flash, though it does include manual ISO and manual focus.

Both devices share some common features like manual exposure, continuous autofocus during video recording, and no 3D photo/video recording capabilities. However, the Y700 has no panorama mode or timelapse function, while the iPad Pro includes both. Neither product supports built-in optical image stabilization or 360° panorama shots.

Both the Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB and the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) feature stereo speakers, providing an immersive audio experience. Neither device includes a 3.5 mm audio jack, so users will need to use wireless headphones or a USB-C adapter for wired audio connections. Both devices also lack an integrated radio feature.

The audio capabilities of both products are similar in this case, as they share these key features.

The Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB is equipped with a 8160 mAh battery and supports fast charging, though it does not offer wireless charging. It also includes a battery level indicator and has a rechargeable, non-removable battery.

In comparison, the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) features a slightly smaller 7600 mAh battery. It does not support fast charging, but it also lacks wireless charging capabilities. Like the iPad Pro, it has a battery level indicator and a rechargeable, non-removable battery.

Both devices share similar battery features but differ in battery power, with the iPad Pro having a larger battery and the added benefit of fast charging support.

The Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB and the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) both offer a range of connectivity and feature options, but with notable differences. The iPad Pro includes features like Mail Privacy Protection, 5G support, and dynamic theming, while the Y700 lacks Mail Privacy Protection and 5G support but offers theme customization and dynamic theming. The iPad Pro supports advanced privacy settings, such as blocking cross-site tracking and location privacy options, while the Y700 lacks cross-site tracking protection.

Both devices support split-screen, Live Text, notification permissions, and full-page screenshots. The iPad Pro stands out with Quick Start, PiP, Wi-Fi password sharing, and advanced privacy features like blocking app tracking and camera/microphone privacy options. On the other hand, the Y700 supports playing games while they download and includes an extra dim mode, which the iPad Pro lacks.

In terms of hardware, both devices include USB Type-C ports, but the iPad Pro uses USB 4 while the Y700 uses USB 3.2. The iPad Pro supports offline voice recognition, has a child lock, and includes an infrared sensor, while the Y700 offers offline voice recognition and a child lock but lacks an infrared sensor. Neither device supports a built-in projector or Ethernet, and both track the current position of a mobile device. The iPad Pro offers 3D facial recognition, while the Y700 does not, and the Y700 has a multi-user system, unlike the iPad Pro.

Both the Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025) Wi-Fi 512GB and the Lenovo Legion Y700 (Gen 4) use DDR5 memory, as indicated by their matching DDR memory version of 5. This means that both devices feature the latest generation of DDR memory for improved speed and efficiency in memory-intensive tasks.

Since the DDR memory version is the same for both products, there are no differences in this specific area of their specifications.