According to reports, a new Apple iPad Pro with wireless charging support is currently in the works and the release of the updated tablet is set to be next year.

Currently, the iPad Pro models have an aluminum enclosure. But, according to Mashable, in order to implement the wireless charging technology, Apple is switching to a glass back instead.

Apple is also reportedly testing MagSafe for the iPad Pro. Every iPhone 12 comes with an array of magnets around the charging coils, allowing you to "clip" the phone into a MagSafe charger. It is possible the iPad Pro will include similar magnets underneath the glass back.

Reportedly, wirelessly charging the tablet will most likely take longer than plugging it in. Apple still plans on incorporating a Thunderbolt port, so you will have the option to use a standard charging cable.