Apple has started offering refurbished versions of the iPad Pro M4 through its official online refurbished store, giving customers a chance to buy like-new devices at reduced prices.
These refurbished units are sold directly by Apple and typically include a full inspection process, replacement parts where needed, a new battery if required, and a standard warranty—making them nearly indistinguishable from new models in terms of condition and reliability.
The addition of the M4 iPad Pro to the refurbished lineup also expands access to Apple’s latest high-end tablet hardware at a lower cost, especially for users who may not want to pay full retail pricing for the newest generation.
This move follows Apple’s usual pattern of gradually adding recently released products to its refurbished store after initial launch demand begins to stabilize.
Apple has begun selling refurbished versions of the iPad Pro M4 through its official online refurbished store, marking the first time this generation has been made available in refurbished form.
The lineup includes both 11-inch and 13-inch models in multiple storage configurations, with Wi-Fi-only and cellular options available, along with silver and black color choices.
Pricing
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11-inch M4 iPad Pro starts at $759 (originally $999)
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13-inch M4 iPad Pro starts at $1,019 (originally $1,299)
Entry-level refurbished models include 256GB of storage and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Apple originally released the M4 iPad Pro in May 2024, and the lineup was later discontinued following the introduction of the M5 version in October 2025, which is why refurbished stock is only now becoming available.
What “Apple refurbished” means
Apple’s refurbished products are restored through a detailed process that includes testing, cleaning, inspection, and replacement of any defective components. Each device comes with:
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A new battery if needed
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All original accessories and manuals
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A full one-year Apple warranty
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Eligibility for AppleCare+ coverage
Because of this process, Apple positions refurbished devices as essentially equivalent to new products in terms of reliability and condition, but at a reduced price.
This release gives buyers a more affordable entry point into Apple’s high-end tablet lineup while still getting near-new hardware and full Apple support coverage.