Apple iPad Pro 12 (2025) Price in South Africa – A Detailed Guide

As of my last update, Apple has not officially announced or released the iPad Pro 12-inch (2025) model yet. However, based on Apple’s typical pricing trends for previous iPad Pro models, I can offer an estimate for what the iPad Pro 12 (2025) might cost in South Africa once it is officially launched.

Estimated Price Range for iPad Pro 12 (2025) in South Africa:

• Base Model (128GB Wi-Fi): Expected to start around R22,000 to R25,000.
• 256GB Wi-Fi: Likely in the range of R25,000 to R28,000.
• 512GB Wi-Fi: Could range between R28,000 and R32,000.
• 1TB Wi-Fi: Likely to be priced between R32,000 and R36,000.
• Wi-Fi + Cellular Models: Typically add around R3,000 to R5,000 to the base price, depending on storage.

For Context:

• The iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2023) model started at R22,000 for the base 128GB Wi-Fi version in South Africa.
• The iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2021) model started at around R20,000 for the base model.

Factors Affecting Pricing:

1. Currency Exchange Rates: Fluctuations in the exchange rate could impact the local retail price in South Africa.
2. Retailers and Resellers: Prices can vary depending on where you purchase the device (Apple Store, authorized resellers like Incredible Connection or local carriers).
3. Promotions and Deals: Discounts, trade-ins, and promotional offers from South African retailers could potentially lower the price.
4. Storage Variants: The 256GB, 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB options will increase the price accordingly, especially for models with Wi-Fi + Cellular functionality.

Checking for Up-to-Date Pricing:

Once Apple officially announces the iPad Pro 12-inch (2025) model, you can check:

• Apple’s official South Africa website for pricing and availability.
• Authorized Apple resellers such as Incredible Connection, Loot.co.za, and Takealot.
• Local carriers (Vodacom, MTN, Cell C) might also offer deals with contracts or bundles.

Would you like me to keep an eye out for updates or check on specific iPad promotions in South Africa once the device is released?