What is the name of Apple's tablet product line?

Apple’s tablet product line is called the iPad.

The iPad is Apple’s family of tablet computers. Apple introduced the first-generation iPad on January 27, 2010, and released it on April 3 that year. The product was positioned between a smartphone and a laptop, offering a large multitouch display for web browsing, media, games, reading, and software applications.

Apple expanded the line into several versions with different sizes, capabilities, and prices. The iPad mini is the smaller model, the iPad Air emphasizes a lighter design and higher performance, and the iPad Pro targets professional users with more powerful hardware and accessories. The standard iPad serves as the mainstream model.

The iPad originally ran iOS, the operating system also used by the iPhone. Apple introduced iPadOS in 2019 to give tablets features better suited to larger screens, including enhanced multitasking and file management. That distinction does not change the product family’s name.

The distractors are other Apple product lines: Mac is associated with computers, iPod with portable music players, and iPhone with smartphones.