The base iPad mini 7 was recently available at its best price of $399 on Amazon in exchange for 128GB storage, but as you would have guessed, these would only be for the ‘Wi-Fi-only’ versions. At the time of writing, we noticed that some of these models have a long wait time, which is not surprising to hear because the $100 price cut would mean that these would be selling in droves. Well, now, the ‘Wi-Fi + Cellular’ versions have received the same treatment on the online retailer and start from $549.
Given that Apple charges a hefty premium if you want to keep one of its ‘Wi-Fi + Cellular’ iPad models, you can consider the iPad mini 7 to be a steal. Also, the compact 8.3-inch tablet is no slouch in the performance department because it ships with an A17 Pro and 8GB of RAM. Both of these upgrades ensure that the portable slate is not just ‘out of the box’ ready to run AAA games but can also run generative AI features that come under the Apple Intelligence umbrella.
There are currently three colors available on Amazon that can be yours with the $100 discount and they are Purple, Space Gray, and Starlight. The Wi-Fi 6E and 5G modem pairing pretty much guarantees that the iPad mini 7 delivers fast and reliable wireless connectivity, with the 5G modem compatible with major carriers worldwide. Best of all, the baseband chip is backwards compatible with older standards such as 4G and LTE, meaning that you can carry this device with you at all times in different parts of the world and never drop a wireless signal.
In short, the ‘Wi-Fi + Cellular’ version of the iPad mini 7 delivers an impeccable package, and if you are in search for something that does not go overboard with the footprint, but offers powerful hardware, your search ends here.
Get the iPad mini 7 with 128GB storage and cellular connectivity from Amazon - $549 (15 percent off, discount applicable on the Purple, Space Gray, and Starlight 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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