Deals: Save Up to $75 on Apple's Entire 2020 iPad Pro Lineup
We're tracking a collection of iPad Pro deals today, offered from retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, B&H Photo, Adorama, and Tiger Direct. Today's savings include markdowns on both Wi-Fi and cellular versions of the 2020 iPad Pro.
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Some of the most notable deals today include savings on the cellular models of the newest iPad Pro devices, with up to $49 off these tablets. In total, you can save up to $70 in today's big iPad Pro sale, with nearly every version of the 2020 iPad Pro seeing notable discounts across these five retailers.
11-Inch iPad Pro
- Wi-Fi 128GB - $749.00 at Amazon / B&H Photo ($50 off, lowest price)
- Wi-Fi 256GB - $849.00 at Amazon / B&H Photo / Tiger Direct ($50 off)
- Wi-Fi 512GB - $1,028.00 at Amazon ($71 off, lowest price)
- Wi-Fi 1TB - $1,229.00 at Amazon / Tiger Direct ($70 off)
- Cellular 128GB - $899.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
- Cellular 256GB - $999.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
- Cellular 512GB - $1,199.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
- Cellular 1TB - $1,399.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
12.9-Inch iPad Pro
- Wi-Fi 128GB - $949.00 at Amazon / B&H Photo ($50 off, lowest price)
- Wi-Fi 256GB - $1,044.05 at Amazon ($55 off)
- Wi-Fi 512GB - $1,229.00 at Amazon / B&H Photo / Tiger Direct ($70 off, lowest price)
- Wi-Fi 1TB - $1,424.05 at Amazon ($75 off, lowest ever)
- Cellular 128GB - $1,099.99 at Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
- Cellular 256GB - $1,199.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
- Cellular 512GB - $1,399.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off)
- Cellular 1TB - $1,599.99 at Amazon / Best Buy ($49 off, lowest price)
For even more iPad deals, head to our full Best Deals guide for iPad. In that guide we track the best discounts online for iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, and iPad Pro.
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