Deals: Amazon Discounts 11-Inch iPad Pro, Anker Debuts Last-Minute Holiday Sales, and More

Amazon this week has discounted the all-new 11-inch iPad Pro by as much as $70 for select configurations. Both Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi + Cellular models are available in the sale, with the lowest priced iPad starting at $759.00 for the 64GB Wi-Fi model, down from $799.00. These are currently the lowest prices available online for the configurations listed below, although they are being matched at MacMall and B&H Photo in a few instances.

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Also on Amazon, Anker has a new crop of promo codes available for shoppers this week, aimed at anyone looking for a few last-minute holiday shopping ideas. Amazon Prime members have until Saturday, December 22 to order items with free two-day shipping in time for Christmas, which would put items to arrive on Christmas Eve.

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In another sale, Best Buy has the Apple Watch Series 3 discounted by as much as $50 this week. The cheapest Apple Watch in the sale is the 38mm Aluminum model with GPS, priced at $229.00, down from $279.00. Those looking for the larger sized Apple Watch can purchase the 42mm Aluminum model with GPS for $259.00, down from $309.00.

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There are GPS + Cellular models available at a discount as well, starting at $329.00, down from $379.00 for 38mm Aluminum. Those looking for Stainless Steel cases will also find a few devices discounted in Best Buy's sale, with these options starting at $579.00 for 42mm Space Black Stainless Steel and rising from there. Head to Best Buy to check out the full list of Apple Watch Series 3 devices on sale.

Best Buy's 20 Days of Doorbusters event is nearly over, and today has a few notable deals. The main discount is Sony's Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones for $114.99, down from $249.99. You can also save on Anki robots: Vector is available for $164.99, down from $249.99, and Cosmo is priced at $125.99, down from $179.99.

Be sure to visit our Deals Roundup for more information on all of the best sales to keep an eye on during the final week of holiday shopping.

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Top Rated Comments

jpcarro Avatar
90 months ago
Nope, try again Apple.
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4419672 Avatar
90 months ago
Are the lower iPad Pro prices on Amazon a temporary thing? I was planning to pick up one after Christmas, but if this is a limited-time sale, I may just pull the trigger...

Edit:
Who am I kidding. I just bought it.
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Royksöpp Avatar
90 months ago
The iPad Pro is overpriced to begin with. It’s discounted practically everywhere.
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d5aqoëp Avatar
90 months ago
Most (if not all) Apple products are overpriced by a good 30%. They seem to fall into same mediocrity which they were during pre Steve Job’s days. Then public opinion gets skewed in opposite direction and they keep on falling into a deep abyss.
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