A compact tablet that is loaded with powerful specifications is a dream combo for many, but companies do not offer such a configuration in droves since the mass market is inclined towards getting the larger screens. For the small percentage of customers, the iPad mini 7 offers incredible performance thanks to its A17 Pro, not to mention being able to support Apple Intelligence’s generative AI features thanks to featuring 8GB of RAM. Making one of these units your daily driver will make for a very enjoyable experience.
However, what if you want to remain connected even when there is no Wi-Fi reception? For that, you must invest in the Wi-Fi + Cellular variant, which is obviously more expensive, but since you are on Amazon, you probably noticed that this version of the iPad mini 7 with 128GB of storage is currently going for $599 after an 8 percent discount. Of course, one major caveat is that the deal is only available in the Space Gray version, so if you have an affinity towards a different finish, you have to ignore it if you favor the discount more.
With its 8.3-inch display, the iPad mini 7 is one of the most compact tablets around that still delivers quite the punch. Despite featuring one less GPU core, the slate is nothing short of exceptional if you want to transform the device into a portable AAA gaming tablet. For instance, the iPad mini 7 can effortlessly run games like Resident Evil 4 Remake at 50+FPS, provided you perform some visual settings tweaks. Then again, have you ever heard of a tablet delivering such a framerate?
The Wi-Fi + Cellular version is a phenomenal option for those who want to remain connected, but if you want to save some extra money, you can get the Wi-Fi-only version for $140 less, with the same Space Gray version available for $459, granted you are also picking the same 128GB storage variant.
Get the iPad mini 7 with 128GB, Wi-Fi + Cellular from Amazon - $599 (8 percent off)
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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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