You Can Get $130 Off Every 9th Gen iPad, Starting at Just $199

You can still get Apple's 64GB Wi-Fi 9th generation iPad for the all-time low price of $199.00 this week on Amazon, down from $329.00. Shipping dates have slipped into mid-September, but Prime members can still get the tablet as soon as September 10.

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The 64GB Wi-Fi iPad model is available in both Space Gray and Silver on Amazon, but if you're looking for the 256GB Wi-Fi model you'll need to visit Best Buy. That retailer has the 256GB Wi-Fi iPad for $349.99, another $130 discount and record low price.


Best Buy also has the cellular models on sale for best-ever prices this week. The 64GB cellular iPad is on sale for $329.99, and the 256GB cellular iPad is on sale for $479.99. Both of these deals represent $130 discounts on each model.

Although these iPads are a few years old at this point, today's ultra-low prices should make them perfect for anyone looking for a simple and cheap iPad for daily Internet browsing. Be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.

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Apple_Robert Avatar
19 months ago

I meant, children shouldn't have tablets and smart phones at all. The harm is clear.
Not even travel is a good excuse in my view. There are activity books for that purpose.
You are welcome to your opinion with your children. It is all about proper time management and parental boundaries.
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Apple_Robert Avatar
19 months ago
This would be a good present for a younger child or senior who wouldn’t need much space.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
19 months ago

Maybe it’ll hit $99 before they are cleared out of inventory. :rolleyes:
I actually just picked up one with cellular for $99 from t-mobile
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kingtj1971 Avatar
19 months ago

You sound like my parents. I’m in my 30s. I missed out on culturally relevant things because my parents said video games and being online were harmful.

No disrespect to you but I absolutely hate that viewpoint.
There are recent studies showing children under the age of 2 are harmed by using digital screens/tablets. But that's because their brains are still forming a lot of basic connections and associations at that age. It's probably doing harm having them digest all the digital representations of real, physical things and offering to let them manipulate them in such a limited manner, touching against the flat surface.

I wouldn't advise giving really small kids a tablet to play with or watch things on. But that's very different than parents who thought video games were evil and refused to let a teen or pre-teen enjoy them.
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TigerNike23 Avatar
19 months ago

I'm not against fun, or even games. But good parenting is very difficult, and it's far too easy to stick an adhd machine in front of their developing brains.
Also, I'm willing to bet the only reason you feel you missed out on anything, is precisely because of the internet.
More from going over to friends houses and not knowing how to play specific games because my parents never let me. And guess what? I got made fun of for it.

I’ll counter banning everything is just as harmful as not taking action. You don’t have to be a dictator to your child.
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TigerNike23 Avatar
19 months ago

I meant, children shouldn't have tablets and smart phones at all. The harm is clear.
Not even travel is a good excuse in my view. There are activity books for that purpose.
You sound like my parents. I’m in my 30s. I missed out on culturally relevant things because my parents said video games and being online were harmful.

No disrespect to you but I absolutely hate that viewpoint.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)