Display Screen Size of the 11" iPad Pro in Landscape Mode ?

11 inch is 11 inch (diagonal measurement). It doesn't matter what orientation it is in. Use a physical tape measure. Stretch it diagonally from one corner to the other. You should get 11" (or somewhat close to 11").

Pixel dimensions of the 10.5 inch screen iPad Pro

2224-by-1668 resolution at 264 pixels per inch (ppi)

Pixel dimensions of the 11 inch screen iPad Pro.

2388-by-1668-pixel resolution at 264 pixels per inch (ppi)

The heights of the screens are the same in both models, minus the rounded corners of the 11 inch screen iPad Pro.

The 11 inch screen iPad is wider in landscape mode

There are only two dimensions and the screen IS a rectangle.

The one pixel dimension that is the same for both IS the shorter side dimension

The longest pixel dimension is the longest side.

Seems pretty easy and straight forward to understand, no?

Yes.

The dimensions are dimensions. The units do not not matter.

The pixel dimensions are from visible screen edge to screen edge.

What ever the dimensions are in any other units will be similar/same results.

The shorter dimension will be the same for both models.

The longer dimension will be longer for the 11 inch screen iPad Pro then it is for the 10 inch screen iPad Pro.

Put your an iPad in landscape orientation.

Longer pixel dimension is the length.

Shorter pixel dimension is the height.

You wanted to know if there was any height differences in the display area of the 10 and 11 inch iPad models.

There is NO difference in height. NONE. Nada!

The heights of the screen in both size models is exactly the same.

The 11 inch iPad Pro, however, has a longer length screen.

Okay.

I did all of the conversions for you since you still seem confused.

IPad Pro 10.5 inch diagonal screen.

Approx. 8-7/16 in. ( 21.5 cm ) lng X 6-5/16 in. (16 cm ) high

iPad Pro 11 inch diagonal screen

approx. 9-1/16 in. ( 23 cm ) lng X 6-5/16 in. ( 16 cm ) high

I am a digital artist designer and illustrator and I, also, worked for many years as an aerospace draughtsman and later doing the same at the very beginning of Computer Aided Draughting and Design ( CADD ) for a few aerospace companies in my surrounding location.

I work with fractions and decimals and converting fractions to decimals and decimals to fraction a WHOLE lot in my lines of work!

There are, also, formulas for converting DPI/ppi to different units

And different units converted to DPI/ppi.

I use these formulas on a regular and daily basis.

I did the DPI/ppi to U.S. inch calculation first.

Then I did the U.S. standard inch conversion to metric centimeters ( cm ) conversions, next.

I have used many different types of formulas in my work for very many years.

Also, some drawing/painting programs on both computers and mobile devices can do the conversion faster and automatically based on inputted digital drawing document sizes ( pixels or other units of measure ) and/or DPI/ppi.

The calculations are correct and accurate, and slightly rounded up for simplicity.

You have all the information that you need, now.

Good Luck to You!

I decided to do all of this for the 12.9 inch diagonal screen iPad Pro, as well, since I ended up doing this for two of the iPad Pro models.

So, if someone needs different units of measure for the actual length and height of the 12.9 inch screen iPad Pro, I have all of that info available to me, now, as well.

There is nothing to be impressed about.

There are lots of people with similar backgrounds and knowledge as I that could have provided you with the same information as I did, IF they are a regular, active volunteer member in these support communities and had replied to your post instead of myself.

Good Luck, Be Well and Stay Well!

augustya wrote:

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11 inch is 11 inch (diagonal measurement). It doesn't matter what orientation it is in. Use a physical tape measure. Stretch it diagonally from one corner to the other. You should get 11" (or somewhat close to 11").

I know it is 11" I am not asking that. I am saying when I hold the 10.5" iPad Pro and the 11" iPad Pro what is the Visible Screen Display in Landscape Mode in height (Not Including the Bezels) Just the Visible Part of the screen where the image and picture appears that part. How much is it for both the devices. Like this...check this Picture !

OK, that's more clear. However, I can't measure it because I have neither. I looks like the 10.5" bezel is thinner than the 11".

ShagCA,

If you read the entire post, I figured everything out for the OP.

The full complete length and height dimesions of the physical screen area.

Right down to dimensions in pixels, inches and centimetres.

The pixel info came from Apple for each size iPad Pro screen.

I converted those numbers to inches and centimetres.

The dimensions are accurate, but rounded up or down slightly to make the dimesions a little more simplied.

I even did the calculations for the screen length and height for the 12.9 iPad Pro models, as well, for future use.

The physical screen height dimensions of both the 10.5 inch diagonal screen iPad Pro and the 11 inch iPad Pro are exactly the same.

Only the length dimension is different on both models.

I kinda browse through the replies very quick and got confused. I should've kept quiet instead of posting a reply a minute ago. Anyway, good job. I'll take a look at the replies more thoroughly later when I have time.