Apple’s iPad 10 is available for a low price of just $379 if you choose the yellow version with Wi-Fi and 64GB of storage.
iPad 10 with Wi-Fi, 64GB Storage, A14 Bionic Chip, Apple Pencil Support and USB-C is Just $379 Today
The iPad 10 is available in a handful of fun colors but the yellow one is most discounted. You can save on other colors as well, but not as much as yellow. You don’t even need a discount code or coupon to get the low price of $379. We’re pretty sure it is a limited time deal only.
Buy Apple 2022 10.9-inch iPad (Wi-Fi, 64GB) - Yellow (10th Generation) - Was $499, now just $379
Apple made a courageous move and got rid of the Home button from the iPad with the tenth-generation model and stretched the screen from one end to the other while doing so. Instead of shipping a square display, you get a rounded, edge to edge experience with a larger 10.9-inch display, compared to the 10.2-inch version on the iPad 9.
Thanks to the faster A14 Bionic chip under the hood, this iPad is fast compared to the previous ninth-generation model with A13 Bionic. This is basically a fourth-generation iPad Air disguised as a cheaper iPad which is an excellent thing, really.
You also get a Center Stage camera on the longer bezel of the display. When you’re in that next Zoom meeting of yours, you won’t look off-centered at all now. Basically, Apple made the front camera more like how it is on a laptop.
Last but not the least, the iPad 10 comes with USB-C instead of Lightning for charging and connecting accessories. If you ever wanted to connect that USB-C thumb drive of yours directly to an iPad, this is the tablet you need.
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