Unsupported iPad Pro Models Cause Confusion in Apple’s iPadOS 27 Beta Launch

Unsupported iPad Pro Models Cause Confusion in Apple’s iPadOS 27 Beta Launch

Apple briefly listed restore images for unsupported iPad Pro models with iPadOS 27, raising questions about potential compatibility oversights. Click to uncover the truth behind the mix-up.

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Apple has removed a restore image link from its Developer website that briefly included images for older iPad Pro models, which are not part of the official compatibility list for iPadOS 27. The iPadOS 27 compatibility has been confirmed for models including the iPad Pro (M4 and later) and iPad Air (M2 and later), but the listed restore images referenced unsupported models such as the first and second generation of the 11-inch iPad Pro and the third and fourth generations of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

Despite attempts to install the IPSW on a third-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro, the installation was unsuccessful. Apple has not provided an explanation for the initial listing, which prompted inquiries about whether it was an error or if the compatibility list was incomplete. The removal of the link suggests it may have been a mistake rather than a reflection of the broader situation seen with watchOS 27 and the Apple Watch Series 9.

This incident highlights the potential for confusion regarding device compatibility as Apple continues to update its software offerings.

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