Apple Cuts Prices on Refurbished iPad 2 Models by $30-$50
Apple today dropped prices on its refurbished iPad 2 models, cutting $30 off of 16 GB models and $50 off of 32 GB and 64 GB models. Pricing is now as follows:
- 16 GB Wi-Fi: $419, down from $449. Pricing for brand-new is $499.
- 32 GB Wi-Fi: $499, down from $549. Pricing for brand-new is $599.
- 64 GB Wi-Fi: $599, down from $649. Pricing for brand-new is $699.
- 16 GB Wi-Fi+3G: $549, down from $579. Pricing for brand-new is $629.
- 32 GB Wi-Fi+3G: $629, down from $679. Pricing for brand-new is $729.
- 64 GB Wi-Fi+3G: $729, down from $779. Pricing for brand-new is $829.
Apple first began offering refurbished iPad 2 units in late August. The company also continues to offer refurbished original iPad models on a limited basis. Current availability on the original iPad is limited to the 32 GB Wi-Fi ($399) and 64 GB Wi-Fi ($499) models.
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That $419 entry point for iPad 2 is great, even if theyre not always in stock.
Yes you have 14 days.