Today is a great day to treat yourself to a brand new 11-inch M1 iPad Pro as the tablet is discounted by $50.
Apple’s Crazy Fast M1 iPad Pro is Currently $50 off on Amazon, Available for Just $749
The one and only reason why you would want the iPad Pro, other than the amazing M1 chip, is the RAM. Featuring 8GB of RAM, this thing will never ever launch an app from scratch. You pull it up from the app switcher from yesterday, and it is instantly ready to go. It is the craziest experience on the planet.
Other than that, you get the amazing 120Hz refresh rate display which Apple calls ProMotion, allowing for a buttery smooth iPadOS experience. That very software is extremely powerful, opening the possibilities to a load of things, including the ability to getting some professional work done.
You can use this tablet as a note-taking device, thanks to Apple Pencil support. When you are tired of taking notes, simply attach the Pencil to the side for a wireless charging experience. And speaking of charging, this tablet will last you ten hours on a single charge. When you do run out of juice, simply plug in the USB-C cable to the bottom and away you go.
That very same USB-C port is Thunderbolt 3 as well, allowing you to move files around at blistering fast rates if you have a compatible device or storage medium at hand. Overall, it’s a speedy tablet, and we really can’t emphasize on it enough.
Buy 2021 Apple 11-inch iPad Pro (Wi-Fi, 128GB) - Space Gray - Was $799, now just $749
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