Apple’s latest iPad mini is currently $40 off, allowing you to save 8% on the $499 MSRP without doing anything at all.
64GB iPad mini 6 with Wi-Fi Sees $40 Discount Once Again, Order Now and Get it this Weekend
Just like any other fantastic deal, you do not have to enter any discount code or coupon. Just add it to your cart and you can get this at your doorstep by this weekend.
Buy 2021 Apple iPad Mini (Wi-Fi, 64GB - Was $499, now just $459.98
If you’re a fan of the iPad mini then you probably don’t need any introduction to it. It’s a small iPad with the full iPad experience. That’s something not everyone can claim and Apple casually does it.
Featuring a large, 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone and wide color, this iPad mini is a joy to use. Since there is no home button therefore you get the luxury of an edge to edge display.
Performance is handled by the speedy A15 Bionic chip which is able to crunch apps and games without slowing down at all. Even if you want to edit 4K videos on the go, the iPad mini is more than up for the task.
Just like the previous iPad mini, this model features Touch ID as well but it now lives in the sleep/wake button at the top. Just rest your finger on it and you’re unlocked and even ready to enter passwords or pay for stuff online.
With a USB-C port at the bottom, this tablet can be charged up fast and you can hook up drives and accessories without much hassle.
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