Amazon’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale dropped the iPad 10’s price to $249.99, making it one of the most affordable tablet options out there, and that is really saying something because the internals of this slate are downright impressive. Unfortunately, as you would expect, the price of the 10.9-inch device has picked up and is now available for $299 for the 64GB version, but if you stop and wait to think about all that you are getting, it still exudes a ton of value.
The price cut is applicable on the Blue finish, and the Wi-Fi-only model, assuming that was not obvious enough. The iPad 10 finally left the dreaded old design that shipped with the physical home button. Instead, you get slimmer bezels, which flaunts a more futuristic look, along with a crispier display and more capable specifications, such as the A14 Bionic. While you can easily transform the iPad 10 into a notebook substitute thanks to its flawless support for a keyboard and mouse, you will miss out on features like Apple Intelligence and AAA gaming.
Then again, when have you ever heard of a $299 tablet or phone being able to run generative AI features or visually breathtaking games fluidly? Additional perks include a Wi-Fi 6 adapter and an all-day battery life, which addresses the majority of the pain points for buyers. For running Apple Intelligence and taxing games, we strongly recommend getting the iPad mini 7, as it is equipped with the A17 Pro and 8GB RAM, with the most affordable listing on Amazon available in the color Starlight and retailing for $459.
However, if you are the kind of customer who appreciates the value of a product like this, you will not be disappointed to make the iPad 10 your daily driver. It is a rarity that such devices continue to remain discounted on Amazon after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so make sure you make the most of this opportunity.
Get the iPad 10 from Amazon - $299 (14 percent off, discount applied on Blue finish with 64GB storage)
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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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