As for why the new iPad Air scores slightly higher than the iPhones 12, both in Geekbench tests and Speedometer, I don’t know.
A glance at Apple’s iPad Compare page shows that the new iPad Air and both generations of 11-inch iPad Pro are the same height and width right down to the tenth of a millimeter. The new 10.9-inch iPad Air, with its single-lens rear camera system, is nearly identical to the 2018 11-inch iPad Pro, and uses the same basic industrial design: flat sides, round "edge-to-edge" displays, no home button. Scrolling is just nicer and smoother on the iPad Pro than the new iPad Air.

Presumably, new iPad Pro models based on the A14 ("A14X" would be a smart guess for the name) will appear next year. When you go from using a Touch ID device to a Face ID one - whether iPhone or iPad - it’s a pretty easy transition, because Face ID generally kicks in without you doing anything.

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