Amazon pretty much uncut all other tablet offerings by discounting the base storage model of the iPad 9 by 40 percent, which meant that Apple’s low-cost option only starts from $199 for the Wi-Fi-only model that ships with 64GB of storage. Given the incredible level of affordability and value that buyers would get with this slate, we are honestly surprised that the device has not sold out on the online retailer, but then again, that is excellent news for those who have yet to take advantage of this deal.
If you do not mind carrying the iPad 9 around without any cellular connectivity, the Silver and Space Gray versions continue to retail for $199, just as long as you stick with the 64GB variant. For the majority of users, that is plenty of storage, but if you require more, bear in mind that it going to cost a pretty premium. The iPad 9 is equipped with an A13 Bionic, 3GB RAM, and a large 10.2-inch Retina IPS LCD screen with a crisp 2,160 x 1,620 resolution.
Sure, the affordable tablet cannot run Apple Intelligence, but what it can do is turn into a capable notebook substitute thanks to its pen and keyboard support. Assuming that you do not require the iPad 9 for productivity-related tasks, the device can become your media consumption companion, and it features a battery that will likely last the entire day. The only thing you have to ignore is the archaic design that is accompanied by the physical home button.
Fortunately, if you desire something a little more modern, Amazon has discounted the iPad 10 too, with the 64GB and Wi-Fi-only version retailing for just $299 thanks to a $100 price cut. While there are four color options to choose from, the Blue, Pink, and Silver variants are currently listed for $299, with the Yellow version priced a bit higher.
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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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