Amazon today has a few all-time low prices on the 10th generation iPad and 6th generation iPad mini. Both of these discounts represent all-time low prices on each tablet, and prices start at $299.00 for the 64GB Wi-Fi iPad, down from $349.00.
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For the 10th generation iPad, Amazon provides an estimated September 14 - 17 delivery estimate for most orders placed in the United States. Right now we're only tracking record low prices on the 64GB Wi-Fi model, but you can find a few solid second-best prices on the other configurations as well.
This iPad launched in October 2022 and was completely redesigned compared to the 9th generation model. It features a larger 10.9-inch display, USB-C port, A14 Bionic chip, 12-megapixel camera, Touch ID, and more.
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iPad mini 6 prices start at $379.99 for the 64GB Wi-Fi model, down from $499.00. Similar to the iPad, only the 64GB Wi-Fi iPad mini is seeing a match of its record low price, but you can still find a few second-best prices on other models.
Steep discounts on the iPad mini 6 have become more frequent recently as we're expecting a refresh of the tablet at some point soon, possibly during an event next month. The iPad mini is Apple's smallest tablet device and this model features a slim-bezeled design, the A15 Bionic chip, a USB-C port, and Apple Pencil 2 support.
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These things are so long in the tooth and underpowered that it's difficult to recommend, even at this price point.
The 10th gen is snappy and responsive. Paired with a great 3rd party keyboard folio, this thing is quite a nimble productivity device.
IMO, $299 for the 10th gen iPad is THE tech bargain currently available. I WAS holding on to my 9th gen like grim death, but the 10th gen on sale (many months ago) was too good to pass up. and I'm glad that I didn't.
I could easily afford a top shelf iPad Pro, but all of that horsepower is not utilized with the current iPad OS so it isn't wise for me to spend that much... which is why I CAN easily afford it (by choosing wisely). ?
Hmmm. . . 25% off, 3 year old machine, $20 cheaper and 10 months older than it was on Black Friday 2023. I am tempted. But I didn't buy it last year. Does an additional $20 savings make it worth buying now? Not so sure.
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