Lowest Ever: 2018 11-Inch iPad Pro 256GB for $799 ($150 Off)
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B&H Photo is discounting Apple's 11-inch iPad Pro in multiple configurations this week, but one particular model is seeing its lowest-ever price point during the sale. Specifically, the 256GB and Wi-Fi only 11-inch iPad Pro (Space Gray) is priced at $799.00 ($150 Discount), down from $949.00.
Limited Time Sale
This is a limited-time sale and it will last through tomorrow, February 8 at 5:15 p.m. ET (note that only the Space Gray color is being discounted at this time). Head to our full Deals Roundup for information on even more sales.
Update 2/8: B&H Photo has ended the sale early and is no longer offering this model at $799.
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I don’t understand why Apple nor any third party has made a basic Smart Cover for it til this day, unless there are no magnets on the side, which would be a major screw up.
I use mine all the time btw with the Apple Smart Keyboard and haven't noticed any bending or unevenness.