The Wi-Fi + Cellular versions of Apple’s iPad lineup have always shipped with a hefty premium, so buyers usually have to think long and hard before making one of these models their daily drivers. Thankfully, with the 13-inch M2 iPad Air, the same version with cellular connectivity is 20 percent off on Amazon, and there is something extra in the mix. You can now get double the storage by paying $30 more on the online retailer, taking that internal memory count to 512GB. Now, let us explain.
The M2 iPad Air with 256GB of storage is currently listed for $969 for the Blue and Purple finishes. When you opt for the 512GB version, you only have to pay $30 more, meaning that your total will come to $999.97, and you have a capable laptop substitute with tons of onboard memory to work with. Best of all, with the increased screen real estate, you can tackle your productivity-centric tasks and engage in media consumption for longer. The M2 iPad Air is equipped with a Wi-Fi 6E and 5G combo, so no matter if you are at home or out in the open, those wireless speeds are not going to take a hit.
The M2 is a part of the internals and might be a couple of generations old at this point, but it can bulldoze through any task and is powerful enough to run Apple Intelligence and AAA games that are available natively for the iPad Air. The tablet also has keyboard, mouse, and Apple Pencil support right off the bat, giving you a killer package that is slimmer than the laptop that you daily drive. With 2025 around the corner, why not start the next year with a discounted tablet that offers cellular connectivity and heaps of storage to futureproof your purchase?
Get the 13-inch M2 iPad Air with 512GB storage from Amazon - $999.97 (20 percent off, discount available for Blue and Purple color options)
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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