Deals: MacMall Discounts 64GB Cellular 11-Inch iPad Pro to $799 ($150 Off)
In a notable standalone sale that appeared this morning, MacMall is offering the Space Gray 11-inch 64GB iPad Pro with cellular support at $799.00, down from $949.00. MacMall offers free two-day shipping and free returns, and as of writing the iPad Pro is in stock and ready to ship.
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This price is $150 off Apple's original price and the current best discount that we are seeing among the major Apple resellers online. As a comparison, the same iPad Pro model is going for as much as $925 on Adorama and $873 on Amazon. Be sure to visit MacMall to browse the new sale before the deal expires.
The iPad Pro has an edge-to-edge display, slim bezels, and lacks a traditional Home button, in the style of the newer iPhone models. With no Home button for navigation or biometric authentication, the iPad Pro features a TrueDepth camera system with Face ID to replace Touch ID. Face ID on the iPad Pro works in both portrait and landscape orientation.
The 11-inch model replaces the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, offering more display in a body that's the same size, and Apple also offers a larger 12.9-inch display at a higher price tag. Both models also work with the Apple Pencil 2 and new Smart Keyboards.
Head to our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more discounts on Apple products and related accessories.
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