Deals: Walmart Discounts 32GB 10.2-Inch iPad to $279 ($50 Off)
Walmart is discounting the 10.2-inch iPad from 2019 to $279.00, down from $329.00. This is the Wi-Fi only model with 32GB of storage, and the best deal we're tracking among the major Apple resellers online this week.
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You can get the 32GB iPad in Gold and Space Gray. These models are sold and shipped by Walmart, and if you opt for free delivery you'll get the iPad in about a week. You can also ship the iPad to a local Walmart for pickup.
Apple updated the iPad in September of 2019 with a larger 10.2-inch display and a similar aluminum body as the previous generation. The iPad supports the Apple Pencil, and it also includes a Smart Connector that makes it compatible with the Smart Keyboard accessory.
For even more iPad deals, head to our full Best Deals guide for iPad. In that guide we track the best discounts online for iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, and iPad Pro.
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Top Rated Comments
For example: Suppose I want to buy the iPad to mount it on the wall as an always-on HomeKit controller? Then 32G is just fine! Suppose I want to buy it as a nice color Kindle. Again fine.
Not everyone cares about having their entire photo, video, and music library stored in flash on every device they own!
If they offered this iPad for £199 I'd buy it.
We'll see what the new 'low cost' iPad Air brings.
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