As we move closer to Black Friday 2023, the deals keep on getting better. Right now, the iPad 10 is $100 off.
Apple iPad 10 with 64GB Storage, 10.9-inch Display, A14 Bionic and More Discounted by $100 Ahead of Black Friday 2023
This tablet will sell for $449 officially, but thanks to Black Friday 2023, the price is now a full $100 off. You don’t need any discount code, coupon or Prime membership to get this special price. Order now and you’ll have the tablet at your doorstep next week with free shipping.
Buy Apple iPad (10th Generation): with A14 Bionic chip, 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display - Was $449, now just $349
I call the iPad 9 an excellent deal in tech as it starts at just $329. But, right now you can have the iPad 10 for almost the same price - $349. This makes the iPad 10 an extremely excellent purchase alongside a huge saving.
Instead of the old design, you get a full-screen one. This means you are treated to an edge to edge 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display and the Home button is no more. The Touch ID sensor lives in the sleep/wake button at the top.
Under the hood you get the powerful A14 Bionic chip that offers plenty of performance thanks to its 6-core CPU and 4-core GPU. Apps, games, movies, TV shows, professional tasks, whatever it might be, will be handled like a walk in the park.
You get USB-C instead of Lightning for charging and connecting accessories. This port gives you a ton of freedom which just isn’t possible with the iPad 9. You can connect external displays, storage drives, USB-C hubs and so much more.
In the box, the iPad ships with a USB-C to USB-C cable and a 20W charger. In other words, your charging is sorted out of the box - no need to make separate purchases.
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