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iPad Pro (2021) colors: Silver vs Space Gray

It’s that darker Gray color, not too dark to look black though, and simple and unintrusive enough to not attract attention in a business setting. Well, if you really don’t want to have to buy a case, you can benefit from companies that sell skins for iPads, iPhones, and other tech products. The Apple logo contrasts with a silver tint that looks darker when tilted.You might have noticed that here, we don’t have a rainbow-like array of interesting colors like the iPad Air for example. Well, and of course, your professionalism.For those of you who still want to enjoy the iPad Pro 2021 prowess, but find Silver and Space Gray colors unattractive or too simple for your taste, there’s always the possibility to go for a more colorful case for it.You can check out our selection with the best iPad Pro 2021 cases and shake things up a bit.

Nevertheless, how your tech gadget looks is important for many people, so for those of you on the colorful side of things, a case or a skin is the way to go.

Which color iPad Pro (2020) should you get: Silver or Space Gray?

That, in conjunction with the fact that the 2020 line only comes in silver or space gray, makes it easier than ever to choose the color that’s right for you. The iPad Pro’s beautiful brushed aluminum backside can withstand a lot of roughhousing, but that doesn’t mean it’s not impervious to scratches, dings, scuffs, and other such minor blemishes.

Without keeping it enclosed in a protective case for its entire life, you’re bound to get some scratches and scuffs on the backside of your iPad Pro throughout its lifecycle. Silver is much better at hiding small scratches and scrapes caused by sliding it around on a table, keeping it in a bag with other things that have a rough texture, or laying it flat on hard surfaces all day.

Space gray, on the other hand, is more likely to disguise dark scuffs like those caused by rubberized corners or plastic-coated countertops. For many years, long before space gray even existed, Apple products like the iMac and MacBook were made with silver anodized aluminum.

So if you’re planning on covering your iPad with a case for its entire life, the backside’s color isn’t going to be much of an issue for you. If you’re more of a classic Apple fan, you’re concerned with scratches but not so much with scuffs, or if you’re just covering your iPad Pro with a case anyway, then silver is your horse. If you’re more of an electronics traditionalist, scratches don’t scare you but scuffs may be an issue, or if you’re just covering your iPad Pro with a case anyway, space gray is your jam. The Space Gray iPad Pro can handle scuffs no problem, but scratches show up easily. Now that the iPad Pro is limited to just silver or space gray and even the front bezel doesn’t look any different, it’s a matter of what feels right to you. If you’re still trying to figure out the right color for you, I suggest making a trip to your local Apple Store (once they re-open) and holding both in your hands to see which one feels right.