Right here, right now, you have the chance to own Apple's best-ever small iPad, the iPad mini 6, for a low price of just $399.
64GB iPad mini 6 with 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, USB-C, Center Stage Camera and More Available for Just $399 for a Limited Time
Retailing for $499, the iPad mini 6 is an extremely good deal in tech. Not only it is a small iPad which makes it super handy, but it is also a complete iPad, running the full version of iPadOS and not dumbed down in any way at all. And today, you don't have to pay full price either as the tablet is retailing for $100 less, all without having to enter any discount codes or clipping coupons.
Buy 2021 Apple iPad Mini (Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Was $499, now just $399
It's best to think of the iPad mini as a smaller iPad Air because essentially it is that. You get a beautiful 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display that goes from one corner to the other, which means there is no Home button in this iPad. But, Apple still manage to squeeze in Touch ID and it now lives in the sleep/wake button at the top.
You also get Apple Pencil support, that too the second-generation model, which is the best one to date. It charges up by attaching itself magnetically to the side of the iPad mini which is the best way to charge such an accessory.
Apple promises all-day battery life on the iPad mini 6. If you've ever used an iPad then you already know that these tablets are extremely good with battery life. And thanks to the USB-C port at the bottom, are convenient to charge as well. And thanks to the included USB-C cable and 20W adapter, you'll be juicing up fast too.
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