The new 2021 iPad Pro was revealed by Apple on April 20, and while we know that pre-orders are slated for April 30, we've yet to hear the exact release date for the company's next tablet. But a new leak may have given us an idea of when the tablet will land: May 22. This is courtesy of loser Jon Prosser, who has information from sources that both tablets will be available. This would correspond to Apple's claim that it will be able to buy the tablet in "the second half of May." We could hear an official announcement for the iPad Pro 2021 release date on April 30 when pre-orders open for the tablet. Prosser's information is a bit odd, as he suggests the 11-inch iPad Pro will be available on Saturday, May 22, with the larger 12,9-inch version going on sale a little earlier on Friday, May 21. . < p lang="en" dir="ltr">A little weird... but that's what I heard 🤔 iPad Pro11 Release "- May 22 to 12,9" - May 21 to April 26, 2021 Learn More We haven't seen Apple do this on previous iPad releases because it was able to buy both variants at the same time. This may mean that Prosser's information is incorrect. However, even Prosser says it's a strange situation. Prosser has been wrong about Apple releases in the past, but we've seen him provide correct information on other occasions as well, so don't take the leaked information to be entirely correct. It should also be noted that some sources have said that the new 2021 iPad Pro may be affected by the current chipset shortage affecting various areas of consumer technology. Apple may slightly change the release to make this easier. That said, rolling it out for one day would be an odd move, and we haven't seen Apple launch any products on a Saturday before. Hopefully we'll find out more soon, as Apple will likely reveal more details when pre-orders open later this week.