Deals: iPad Mini 5 Receives Big Discounts Across Every Model, Starting at $350 for 64GB Wi-Fi [Updated]
Amazon and Best Buy have new sales on the iPad mini 5, providing the lowest prices we've ever tracked for Apple's newest 7.9-inch tablet. These sales cover every version of the iPad mini 5, with prices starting at $349.99 for the 64GB Wi-Fi model and increasing from there.
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On Amazon, the prices seen below will be reflected once you add the iPad mini 5 to your cart and choose "Free No-Rush Shipping" at checkout. For the Best Buy sale, you'll need to be a My Best Buy member to see the discounts, which is free to sign up for if you're interested.
- 64GB, Wi-Fi - $349.99, down from $399.00 ($49 off, lowest ever) [Best Buy]
- 256GB, Wi-Fi - $499.99, down from $549.00 ($49 off, lowest ever) [Best Buy]
- 64GB, Cellular - $479.99, down from $529.00 ($49 off, lowest ever) [Best Buy]
- 256GB, Cellular - $629.99, down from $679.00 ($49 off, lowest ever) [Best Buy]
The iPad mini 5 was introduced one year ago in March 2019 with a True Tone display, Touch ID home button, and A12 Bionic chip. The iPad mini 5 is almost identical to the 10.5-inch iPad Air that was released alongside it last year, with the exception of screen size.
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Updated with refreshed deals on March 16.
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Top Rated Comments
*scratches head*
My mother in law is ready to replace her Mini 2, but if the biggest discount "ever" just before a potential Mini 6 comes out that may or may not have face ID and looses the home button is $50. We'll wait.
They need them there:
https://www.macrumors.com/2020/03/11/ipad-stocks-low-china-e-learning-covid-19/