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Deals: Apple's 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Air Available for $539

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The 2020 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Air has dropped back down to $539.00 today on Amazon, from $599.00. This sale is only available in the Silver color option, and Amazon estimates that it will take about a week for the tablet to be delivered.

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This is a second-best price on this version of the 10.9-inch iPad Air, but we haven't seen record low prices (or many deals at all) on the tablet since early September 2021. For those interested, this is still a solid deal and worth checking out before it disappears again.

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iPad Air (64GB Wi-Fi) for $539.00

There are a few other noteworthy iPad deals happening on Amazon this week. You can get the 10.2-inch iPad (256GB Wi-Fi) for $449.00, down from $479.00. The iPad mini 6 (64BG cellular) is on sale for $629.98, down from $649.00. Both of these sales are lowest-ever prices.

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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Sir_Macs_A_Lot Avatar
Sir_Macs_A_Lot
56 months ago
Someone please wake me when the 256GB drops in price. 64GB just isn't enough for me.
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ackmondual Avatar
ackmondual
56 months ago
Glad to see more discounts on iPads! I've already gotten my 64 GB 9th gen iPad, so I'm set! And it's pretty much the cheapest one out there, so I wasn't expecting anything more than marginal discounts
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tweaknmod
56 months ago
I don't know if it's possible, but it would be really cool if, any time a price is mentioned on your site (or any other, for that matter), it would automatically switch/convert to the currency of the reader's location.

It's a (very) small thing, but there is always a split second of "oh, that's a good pri-- oh, wait.. that's in USD..."

It may not always be accurate, as it's often not a straight conversion in reality, but it could be marked as 'auto-converted' or something, so we know it's just an estimate or something... Just a thought.
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