The first release iPad Pro that was released at the same date as your 12.9" is the 9.7" iPad Pro...and it does not support iPadOS 17 either. You may be able to get a public/developer beta but it most definitely does NOT support iPadOS 17. You have identified a first generation iPad Pro 9.7" - for which the last available update is iPadOS 16.7.10.
While Apple continues to release occasional point security updates for major security issues, your iPad is very much within its twilight for system software updates. stedman1 and rkaufmann87 provided conflicting information above. stedman1’s response is correct. rkaufmann87 correctly identified the model name and generation but incorrectly mentioned the dates.
ipad pro m4 release date, The dates there reflect the iPad Pro 12.9”, which predates your 11” model. My iPad Pro 10.5 inch says it’s up to date with the update 17.1.1 but then my friend with the same ipad has the 18.2 update. I’m really confused and my iPad has been acting all weird like this since a week. The original iPad Pro 9.7” was released in March 2016. As for when you purchased your iPad, you’ll need to check your purchase invoice.
ipad pro m4 release date, This Apple web page may be helpful in establishing when your warranty started: Check Your Service and Support Coverage - Apple Support If instead you are trying to establish when a particular model was released by Apple for sale, you will need to identify your model - and with this information you can look-up the release date with a simple Google search. Not sure which iPad you have? Identify your iPad model. That said, history demonstrates that iPad models typically receive five to seven years of hardware and OS-update support. As iPad 9 was released in September 2021, you might reasonably anticipate ongoing support until 2027, or perhaps a year or two more. Complete List of iPads, release year and current iOS / iPad Os version they can run.
