Amazon Prime Day: 10.2-Inch iPad Drops to All-Time Low Price of $299 ($30 Off)
In another early Prime Day discount, we're tracking the return of an all-time low price on Apple's 64GB Wi-Fi iPad, available for $299.00, down from $329.00. This sale is only on the Space Gray color option.
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This is the best deal we've ever tracked on the 10.2-inch 2021 iPad, and it's been months since we saw this price. As with all Prime Day deals, this sale isn't expected to last long, so head to Amazon soon if you're interested.
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Check out our article on The Best Apple Deals for Amazon Prime Day to stay up to date with this summer's big shopping event.
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Top Rated Comments
Likely one more year of iOS support due to the newer A-chip.
* privilege of paying more for case, pencil, keyboard
The difference between the iPad 9th generation and the iPad Air 4 used to be $270 earlier this year, so $80 now is a steal, imo.