Best iPad Deals

We are tracking some major price drops on Apple’s current-generation iPad 10th Gen today at Amazon and for Costco members. Regularly $349 after seeing an official price drop from $449 back in May, you can now score the iPad 10 starting from $279.99 shipped at Amazon and Costco members can land one for $249.99 with a $5 shipping fee. Outside of a couple extremely fleeting offers during the Prime Day events this year, you’re looking at the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon and some of the best of all-time anywhere. Frankly, anything lower didn’t stick around for more than an hour at most last time we featured them. 

This morning we are touching down with a solid $200 price drop on Apple’s 2TB 11-inch M4 iPad Pro. The regularly $1,999 configuration is now sitting down at $1,799 shipped in both the Silver and Space Black colorways to deliver new Amazon all-time low pricing on both. This model, for comparison’s sake, is still up at the full $1,999 on Best Buy where paid Plus and Total members can knock the price down to $1,899. 

Update 2: Amazon is now offering the first cash discount on the iPad mini (A17 Pro) 256GB configuration at $589 shipped. That is only $10 off, and the Best Buy trade-in value below is clearly far better, but you can save some coffee money right now if you’re looking to go new.

Update: All of the new iPad mini (A17 Pro) configurations are now available on Amazon from $499, but there are now trade-in offers at this time. 

Let’s talk about how to get a deal on the new iPad mini. The new Apple iPad mini 7 has now arrived with pre-orders kicking off today. Packed with the A17 Pro chip, an Apple Pencil Pro-ready design, and support for Apple Intelligence, pre-orders are now live and we are here to help you score a deal. As of right now, early listings are starting to go live at Apple and major retailers, which means there’s a chance to save hundreds with trade-ins. Today we are going to take a look at some options courtesy of Best Buy that can net you up to $260 off the $499 MSRP on the new 7th generation mini, and that’s just with a previous-generation iPad mini 6. Head below for more details on how to score a deal on the new iPad mini 7. 

For some folks it’s all about the latest and greatest, and for others it’s just about landing a sweet iPad without spending a fortune. There’s no denying how pricey the new M2 iPad Air can be, never mind the M4 iPad Pro, but that’s where the current-gen iPhone 10th Gen comes in – you can score one of these down at $299 shipped, which all things considered is wild for a tablet Apple still sells in its storefronts. However, if you’re just looking for a ultra-affordable, super casual solution, perhaps as a spare, something to take on road trips, or just for the kids, Amazon’s offer on the iPad 9th Gen at $199 shipped is worth consideration. 

While the new iPad mini 7 is likely on the horizon now, Amazon is now offering a particularly notable deal on the, as of right now, latest iPad mini 6 with the 256GB storage upgrade and the bonus 2 years of Apple Care+ down at $398 shipped. This configuration carries a $649 MSRP and the Apple Care+ bundle typically goes for between $599 and and $699 at Amazon. Today’s deal leaves you with some serious savings at up to $251 off, and that’s before you even factor in the extra Apple coverage. 

While we have seen the Gray and Starlight models go for $20 less, Amazon has now dropped the most affordable new M2 iPad Air down to its all-time low price in blue. You can now score the 128GB model down at $549 shipped. Regularly $599, this is a straight up $50 price drop and the lowest we have seen the blue model drop to over at Amazon. This one is still up at full price via Best Buy and starts at $527 in “excellent” open-box condition. 

Best Buy has now launched a fresh 48-hour flash sale loaded with deals on smart TVs, Apple gear, wearables, e-scooters, and more. One standout here for folks that aren’t interested in the pricey new models are the up to $800 in savings you’ll find on Apple’s previous-generation M2 iPad Pro models. While the lighter-capacity configs are much harder to come by these days, Best Buy has offered some big-time price drops on Apple’s still more than capable previous-gen pro tablets lately, and it is once again for today. 

Today only, as part of its Deals of the Day, and now running alongside its Great Summer Sale, Best Buy is offering folks who just don’t need the M4 models some massive price drops on the previous-generation iPad Pro models. While we are tracking some solid deals on the more affordable configurations right now (you’ll find those down below as well), it is also stepping in with up to $900 in savings on the 1TB and 2TB models both with and without the cellular connectivity for today only. 

As we continue to track the best prices across the popular new Apple M4 iPad Pro lineup, today we have spotted some new price drops on the upper echelon, high-end 13-inch models. Alongside some opportunities to secure the maxed-out 2TB model with the upgraded Nano-texture glass (details below), Amazon is now offering the first notable price drop on the 13-inch M4 iPad Pro configuration with 1TB of storage down at $1,850.42 shipped in Space Black. You can still score the entry-level 13-inch model starting from $1,250 right now, but if you’re looking for the upgraded storage, this is nearly $50 off and the first deal we have tracked on Amazon. Head below for more deals and details. 

The brand new iPad Air, complete with the M2 chip upgrade is now up for pre-order everywhere, but that also means some notable pricing is landing on the still more than capable and, now previous generation, M1 iPad Air. Over at Amazon, you’ll find Apple’s 10.9-inch M1 iPad Air with 64GB of storage down at $449 shipped and the upgraded 256GB model on sale for $599 shipped in various colors. Regularly $599 and $749, you’re looking at straight up $150 price drops that mark a return to some of the lowest prices we have tracked on my personal favorite iPad to date. For comparison’s sake, both models are on sale at Best Buy for $50 more right now. Yes, the new M2 models are available for pre-order and will begin shipping next week, but if you’re looking to bring your spending down, the M1 models are up to $150 less pricey right now. More details below.