Save a Full $100 on Cellular iPad mini 6

Oct 27, 2022 at 12:22pm EDT
Save $100 on iPad mini 6 tablet.

The latest iPad mini with cellular capabilities is currently available with a $100 discount for a limited time.

iPad mini 6 with 5G Cellular, 64GB Storage, USB-C and More Available for Just $549

Just like any other fantastic deal, you do not require any discount code or coupon. But you are required to be quick as Amazon nor Apple say when this deal will come to an end.

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Buy 2021 Apple iPad Mini (Wi-Fi + Cellular, 64GB)  - Was $649, now just $549

The latest latest iPad mini features Apple’s ‘all screen’ design which means the Home button is no more and the Touch ID sensor has been moved to the sleep/wake button at the top.

You also get the super popular USB-C port at the bottom, allowing you to connect different peripherals including keyboards, mouse, USB drives and more. This port makes the iPad mini super flexible, making it a great tablet to move files around.

Thanks to the 12-megapixel camera at the back, you can shoot 4K videos, scan documents and more. The front facing Center Stage camera is perfect for FaceTime calls and will keep you in the frame at all time.

There is a lot to love here but the thing that we like the most is the 5G cellular connectivity option. Just pop in your SIM card and you can use this iPad mini like an iPhone - well, sort of.

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