Apple's entry-level $329 iPad is currently just $269 ahead of Black Friday. If you want to save on great iPad hardware, today's your lucky day.
Apple's iPad 9 with 64GB of Storage and Wi-Fi Currently Selling for a Low Price of Just $269 Ahead of Black Friday
This is an extremely limited time deal and does not require any discount code or coupon. Since the price is quite low, there is a chance stock will run dry before you are able to place an order for yourself to be delivered on time.
Buy 2021 Apple 10.2-inch iPad (Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Was $329, now just $269
Although Apple has announced a brand new iPad 10, the entry-level iPad 9 is still there for those who want a vanilla iPad that does it all. It features a great 10.2-inch Retina display, a powerful A13 Bionic chip with Neural Engine, 12-megapixel front facing camera with Center Stage, 64GB of storage, Touch ID and more.
If you already have an iPhone with you, then this iPad will feel right at home since it has a Lightning connector at the bottom. This means you don't have to carry an extra cable with a different connector on one end. Just toss in one Lightning cable in your backpack and you are good to go.
Thanks to the built-in Smart Connector at the bottom, you can connect accessories like the Smart Keyboard to transform the tablet into a laptop. It's the perfect computer to carry to your school thanks to its all-day 10 hours of battery life.
Things are wrapped up with fast 802.11ac Wi-Fi allowing you to stay online at ultra-fast speeds wherever available - whether it's home, office, school or a public place.
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