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Amazon Takes Up to $49 Off Apple's Brand-New iPad Models

Following some early discounts for Best Buy members, we're now seeing the first discounts on the brand-new iPad Air and iPad Pro models available to all customers thanks to Amazon. The discounts are modest at up to $49 on select models, but any pre-order discounts are always welcome news.

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Only select configurations and colors are seeing discounts and these may fluctuate over time, but at the moment we're seeing the following discounted prices:

11-inch iPad Air

13-inch iPad Air

11-inch iPad Pro

With Apple dropping the regular price of the 10th-generation price by $100 last week, we're also seeing some record-low prices on those models with Amazon offering even steeper discounts at an additional $15 off to bring prices down to $334.00 for the 64GB Wi-Fi model in all colors. Cellular models are also at all-time lows starting at $474.00.

If you're looking for more details about the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, be sure to check out our recap article of last week's Apple event, and be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.

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Top Rated Comments

eqquito Avatar
24 months ago
It is not the price or the hardware, it is the software. As we have seen over and over a powerful iPad Pro with the current limited iPadOS doesn't allow you to get the most out of it. I am one of many holding on buying the new iPad until we get better iPadOS updates. Lets see what WWDC brings to the iPad, fingers crossed.
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24 months ago
9 to 6 Mac took a poll on these new iPads. most people voted NO on buying a new iPad.

So I think Apple still has an iPad sales issue with these updated iPads. my guess is the high price is turning most away.
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Razorpit Avatar
24 months ago

I would assume one would have to pack their patience as it probably won't get delivered until later than Apple's delivery date of 5/15.
You'd be surprised. I bought an M1 from Costco and it arrived before Apple was going to send me one. Apple generally takes care of their resellers first.

If you're buying directly from Apple they know they already have your money. They're more concerned keeping companies that purchase 10 tens of thousands of iPads from them happy. Apple can't fulfill all their one'sies and two'sies orders before they fulfill BestBuy's, Costco's, Amazon's, etc. Why would anyone want to be a reseller if that were the case?
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24 months ago
It's actually a bit of a deceiving listing on Amazon - it really does read and appear as though the keyboard and pencil are included.





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Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
24 months ago
^The way Amazon does bullet points for it makes it look like every other cheap Chinese knockoff product they sell.
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24 months ago
Good to see discounts on the brand new iPads!!
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