With its rumored release this month, the much-talked about "iPad Pro" is gaining more attention from the public especially with several cases for the device leaked online.

Mac Rumors detailed that one particular case design appeared to have more details revealing what the people can expect from the upcoming tablet release.

It noted that the particular case, leaked on Thursday, had a tri-fold design and a fabric cover which can be considered a rather complex makeup than the previous soft plastic cases online.

"This increased complexity could be a sign that case manufacturers are increasingly confident in the iPad Pro's design specs and thus willing to invest in more expensive case designs such as this even months ahead of the expected launch," explained Mac Rumors.

An earlier Latino Post writeup claimed that the "iPad Pro" may have a 12.9-inch display which will be a low power and high-resolution oxide thin film transistor (TFT) one.

Mac Rumors added that it will also have volume rockers, back-facing camera, lock button, and a charging port.

Despite the semblance of the rumored specifications of the phone and the design of the leaked cases, Mac Rumors said that there could still be great difference between the two "due to case manufacturers creating molds off of leaked or unsubstantiated design elements." It, however, noted that for the past years, case designs were proven to be near-accurate indicators of the designs of upcoming products.

An Inquistr report revealed that the device may be available this month and that it will be one of the most-hyped product of Apple for the past few years.

IdigitalTImes added that the "iPad Pro" could have two ports and twice the power of Apple's latest laptop.

"The case for the 'iPad Pro' show a cut out for a second port on the side of the device, as well as the usual cutout for the charging port on the bottom of the tablet. It's unclear whether the ports will both be USB-C or one USB-C and one Lightning," iDigitalTimes said.

The same report noted that the USB Type-C, rumored to take the place of Lightning for Apple's next iOS devices, will allow the device to charge faster and also hasten transfer of data.

"If the 'iPod Pro' release brings a tablet with two USB-C ports, it could be docked into a charging and plug into another device like a monitor at the same time," iDigitalTimes explained.

Meanwhile, Value Walk said that the upcoming device release will be pricier than the iPad Air 2, noting that its cost will begin at $699 and will be available in 16GB, 64GB and 128GB storage.