The Apple iPad 9 is seeing one of its lowest price ever ahead of Black Friday - just $269. This deal saves you 18% instantly.
Apple's iPad 9 Seeing Massive 18% Price Drop Ahead of Black Friday - Just $269, Down from $329
There are no discount codes or coupons needed here. But, if history has taught us anything - iPads tend to sell out fast whenever they are heavily discounted. If you want to secure one for yourself at a low price, then today is your lucky day. Just be quick about it.
Buy 2021 Apple 10.2-inch iPad (Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Was $329, now just $269
If you're buying an iPad for the first time then you should know that it comes with a 10.2-inch Retina display that is packed with so many pixels that you can't see individual pixels at an average viewing distance. This means your images and text will look so sharp, it's almost like reading a glowing magazine page.
You also get Apple Pencil support with this iPad - optional accessory, obviously. Once paired, you can use it to navigate the UI, write down notes, annotate documents, draw or just have fun with it. Is it worth getting? It is, if you hate paper waste and want to take your note-taking very seriously.
iPad 9 also packs Apple's A13 Bionic chip which is blazing fast. Whether it's apps, games, watching movies, surfing the web, this iPad won't slow down on you.
With iPadOS running under the hood, you can take this iPad beyond the usual, casual stuff. Just hook it with a Bluetooth keyboard and moues and you have yourself a computer that can do a lot of stuff, and maybe more, than a regular laptop can.
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