iPad Pro (13-inch, M4)

The thinnest product Apple has ever made, at 5.1mm, which is thinner than the iPod nano it liked to mention on stage. The screen is why. Apple stacked two OLED panels on top of each other, a technique it called Tandem OLED, because one OLED layer could not hit the brightness Apple wanted without burning out. The result runs 1000 nits full-screen and 1600 peak with per-pixel blacks and none of the mini-LED blooming. The M4 arrived here before any Mac, which had not happened before. Apple also sells a nano-texture glass option on the 1TB and 2TB models, etched rather than coated, which is the first time that finish has appeared on anything portable.