Not everyone is thrilled to carry out a large tablet as their daily driver, irrespective of how loaded its internal specifications are. For those having a penchant for walking around with something that is both portable and powerful, Apple’s 8.3-inch iPad mini 7 is now down to $399 on Amazon, making it one of its lowest prices ever thanks to a flat $100 off. The discount is applied to the 128GB storage version, and you will have lots of color options as the price cut is applicable on the Space Gray, Purple, and Starlight variants.
With the fastest delivery of the iPad mini 7 happening between January 30 and February 13, it will be somewhat of a long wait, but it sure beats paying the previous $479 listing on Amazon. Now, do not let the size of the slate fool you because it is equipped with Apple’s A17 Pro, the same chipset that powers last year’s iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, meaning that it is capable enough to run AAA games and handle the most demanding of tasks you throw in its path. Best of all, if you want something that can run Apple Intelligence fluidly, this model will do your bidding.
This is all thanks to the 8GB of memory, which will be beneficial for when you want to multitask. Unfortunately, the iPad mini 7 misses out on Face ID but features a side-mounted Touch ID button. For wireless connectivity, Wi-Fi 6E is supported by the tablet, and for cameras, you have two 12MP shooters present on either side of the iPad mini 7. This is one of the first discounts applied to the 8.3-inch tablet from Amazon, but in the snap of a finger, the deal can expire, so make sure you have taken advantage of it as quickly as possible.
Get the iPad mini 7 with 128GB storage from Amazon - $399 (20 percent off, discount available on the Space Gray, Purple, and Starlight)
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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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