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iPad Pro 13-inch price in the Philippines

Apple Store prices in the Philippines for every iPad Pro 13-inch configuration, with tax, converted to pounds.

From · Wi-Fi · 256 GB · Standard glass

₱109,990about £1,326

US$1,755 · Includes 12% VAT

11th cheapest of 40 countriesChecked 6 Oct 2026

Every iPad Pro 13-inch configuration in the Philippines

Colour doesn't change the price: Silver and Space Black cost the same.

Wi-Fi · 256 GB · Standard glass₱109,990Includes tax£1,326US$1,75511th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi · 512 GB · Standard glass₱123,990Includes tax£1,495US$1,97911th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi · 1 TB · Standard glass₱151,990Includes tax£1,832US$2,42611th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi · 1 TB · Nano-texture glass₱158,990Includes tax£1,917US$2,53711th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi · 2 TB · Standard glass₱186,990Includes tax£2,254US$2,98411th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi · 2 TB · Nano-texture glass₱193,990Includes tax£2,338US$3,09611th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi + Cellular · 256 GB · Standard glass₱123,990Includes tax£1,495US$1,97911th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi + Cellular · 512 GB · Standard glass₱137,990Includes tax£1,663US$2,20211th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi + Cellular · 1 TB · Standard glass₱165,990Includes tax£2,001US$2,64911th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi + Cellular · 1 TB · Nano-texture glass₱172,990Includes tax£2,085US$2,76111th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi + Cellular · 2 TB · Standard glass₱200,990Includes tax£2,423US$3,20811th cheapest of 40

Wi-Fi + Cellular · 2 TB · Nano-texture glass₱207,990Includes tax£2,507US$3,31911th cheapest of 40

Price in the Philippines

Wi-Fi · 256 GB · Standard glass, in Philippine peso

₱109,990 since 26 Jun 2026, when Apple raised it from ₱94,990.

Questions

Is the iPad Pro 13-inch cheaper in the Philippines than in the UK?

Yes. The Wi-Fi, 256 GB, Standard glass configuration costs ₱109,990, about £1,326, in the Philippines. In the UK it costs £1,499, so it's £173 (12% of the price in the UK) less in the Philippines.

Does the price include tax?

Yes. Apple's prices in the Philippines include 12% VAT.

Where is the iPad Pro 13-inch cheapest?

Hong Kong, at about £1,154 for the Wi-Fi, 256 GB, Standard glass configuration. The Philippines is 11th cheapest of 40.

Can visitors get the tax back in the Philippines?

Yes. Spend at least ₱3,000 and you can claim about 10.7% back after fees: about ₱11,780 on the Wi-Fi, 256 GB, Standard glass configuration. We haven't confirmed that Apple Stores take part.

Has the price changed?

Yes. Apple raised the Wi-Fi, 256 GB, Standard glass configuration from ₱94,990 to ₱109,990 on 26 Jun 2026.

How the Philippines compares

In pounds, with tax

Configuration

Hong KongCheapest£1,154£172 less (13%)

United StatesWith average sales tax£1,217£109 less (8%)

PhilippinesThis page£1,326Differences are against this

United KingdomYour market£1,499£173 more (13%)

BrazilMost expensive£2,963£1,637 more (123%)

Compare with

Show prices in

40 countries. Differences are against the price in the Philippines; percentages are of that price. Prices for the US include our average sales tax.

Tax

Apple's prices in the Philippines include 12% VAT.

Tax refund for visitors

Scheme: VAT Refund for Non-Resident Tourists
Minimum spend: ₱3,000
Refund: About 10.7% after fees
On the cheapest configuration: About ₱11,780 back

Paid through a refund operator, who keeps a fee. Estimate: the rate after fees depends on the shop. We haven't confirmed that Apple Stores take part.

iPad Pro 13-inch in other countries

Nearest in price

9United Arab Emirates£1,296 10Switzerland£1,319

11Philippines (this page)£1,326

12Vietnam£1,327 13Singapore£1,357

Also in Asia

Hong Kong Taiwan Thailand Malaysia Japan

iPad Pro 13-inch in all 40 countries

Other Apple products in the Philippines

iPadfrom ₱32,990 iPad Air 11-inchfrom ₱54,990 iPad Air 13-inchfrom ₱67,990 iPad minifrom ₱42,990 iPad Pro 11-inchfrom ₱89,990

Sources and method

Prices collected from Apple's public website for the Philippines, checked 6 Oct 2026, with tax as Apple shows it. Converted at European Central Bank reference rates from 6 Oct 2026. Not affiliated with Apple. For guidance only, not tax or financial advice.

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