The Prime Big Deal Days event is in full swing and the iPad mini 6 is seeing a flat $100 discount.
Experience the Best of What iPad has to Offer with iPad mini 6 - Currently on Discount and Starts at Just $399
A larger iPad is always considered a great thing to buy, but once you use the iPad mini, you'll realize the 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display is where the fun's at. Whether it's the Wi-Fi or cellular model with 5G, the iPad mini is seeing a discount across the board so you too can see what the hype is all about.
Buy Apple iPad Mini (6th Generation): with A15 Bionic chip, 8.3-inch Liquid Retina Display - Was $499, now just $399
Though the iPad mini has been around for a long time, it still feels like an unbelievable device to own and hold. It's compact, it's fast, it does everything a full-blown computer would, too.
Right now, the sixth-generation iPad mini is currently discounted to just $399. If you want to get this iPad mini with cellular capabilities, you have that option as well, though you will have to pay extra for it. But that extra isn't that much, thanks to the ongoing Prime Big Deal Days discount.
You get a wonderful 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display with this iPad, along with a Center Stage camera at the front for selfies and FaceTime calls. There's a 12-megapixel camera at the back for taking photos, recording videos and scanning documents.
You get the fast A15 Bionic chip that is capable of multitasking and helping you zip through all the tasks you have at hand. Don't worry, there's no app or game that can slow down this chip. That's the power of Apple silicon.
The USB-C port at the bottom handles accessories and whatnot. That same port also fast chargers the iPad mini, and you do get a USB-C cable and charger with the iPad mini 6.
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