Here's your chance to pick up a brand new iPad Air 3 or iPad mini 5 with a hefty discount attached. Grab the deals and take your computing to the next level.
iPad Air 3 with Cellular $100 Off, iPad mini 5 Starting from Just $50 in a Limited Time Deal
If you have a plan laid out to work from home then you won't find a better computer to work on than the iPad Air and iPad mini for a lot of reasons. Both pack a mighty punch and now they start at price points which make them more affordable than ever.
The iPad Air on sale has a 10.5-inch display, has built-in radios for Wi-Fi and 4G LTE, 64GB of storage, packs an A12 Bionic chip, Lightning and a whole lot more. All that top-notch hardware is taken advantage of by iPadOS, Apple's latest software update for iPad. For just $529, you are saving $100 straight away, and in return you are bringing in an amazing tablet into your life that can do a multitude of things.
Buy Apple iPad Air (10.5-inch, Wi-Fi + Cellular, 64GB) - Gold (Latest Model) - Was $629, now just $529
Next up is the iPad mini 5. It's everything that the iPad Air 3 is but in a smaller package. It has a 7.9-inch Retina display with the same resolution as the iPad Air 3, which means you get a higher PPI count so everything looks even more sharper compared to the larger tablet. The model on sale has 64GB of storage and Wi-Fi capabilities, but starting at just $349, it's a pretty solid deal.
Buy Apple iPad Mini (Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Space Gray (Latest Model) - Was $399, now just $349
We suggest making a quick move if you want these tablets in your life. Usually deals on iPads don't tend to last very long. Either stocks run out or Apple just decides to bring the price up to normal.
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