Today is an excellent day to hunt for an iPad because there are two models that have received decent discounts on Amazon, the compact iPad mini 7 and the iPad 10. With up to $100 off on the online retailer, you can daily drive these powerful computing devices while netting some savings in the process. For those who want better performance, the 8.3-inch iPad mini 7 should be your weapon of choice, because, at $399, it oozes value like no other slate out there. Best of all, it offers the highest discount from the duo and gives you double the internal memory at 128GB.
Its innards include the A17 Pro and 8GB RAM, both of which are found in last year’s iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, which start from $999 in the U.S., so just think that you are carrying around a large-screen smartphone with you. With these specifications, not only can you run AAA games fluidly, but the iPad mini 7 provides ‘out of the box’ support for Apple Intelligence. Then again, there are always those looking for tremendous value from their purchase, and if you want to save even more money, the iPad 10 can be your computing companion for $299, as long as you choose the base storage version, and pick from one out of the three colors.
Sure, it is not as powerful as the iPad mini 7 when it comes to running games, and there is no Apple Intelligence support at all, but its A14 Bionic and 4GB RAM are more than plentiful to transform the iPad 10 into a laptop substitute, provided you pair it with a keyboard and mouse. Amazon continues to offer routine offers on Apple’s iPad lineup, so make sure that you take out time to browse through those deals to pick the model that is best suited to your needs.
Get the iPad mini 7 with 128GB storage from Amazon - $399 (20 percent off, discount available on the Space Gray, Blue and Purple finishes)
Get the iPad 10 with 64GB storage from Amazon - $299 (14 percent off, discount available on the Blue, Silver and yellow finishes)
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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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