Deals: Get $128.70 Off When Bundling Apple Pencil 2 and 11-Inch iPad Pro Magic Keyboard on Verizon
Today on Verizon you can bundle Apple's Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil 2, and get a total of $128.70 off both products. Verizon has been discounting these accessories separately for a few weeks, but now with this bundle you can save even more.
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To get the savings, add the Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro (Black or White) and Apple Pencil 2 to your cart. Once on the shopping cart screen, you'll see the Magic Keyboard priced at $209.29, down from $299.99; and the Apple Pencil 2 priced at $90.99, down from $129.99.
This adds up to a total of $300.28 for the bundle, down from an original price of $428.98. If you're on the market for both accessories, this is a great opportunity to save money. Of course, you can still buy them individually at $239.19 for the Magic Keyboard and $103.99 for the Apple Pencil 2.
If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.
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