Deal: Apple iPad 9.7-inch (latest model) on sale for just $250 on Amazon
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
A myriad of Black Friday deals have gone live in the last couple of days, so many that it's hard to keep track of them, which is why we're reporting on the some of the most interesting ones as we learned about them.
Amazon has started to sell the Apple iPad 9.7-inch (latest model) for just $250, which means you'll be saving $80 if you buy any of the three available color variations: Gold, Silver and Space Gray.
Although it's quite cheap for an Apple product, it's worth noting that the price if for the Wi-Fi 32GB model, not the cellular version that sells for $460. If you feel that your tablet must pack a lot more storage, Amazon has the 128GB version up for sale as well, but the discount ranges between 5% and 7%, so it's not really worth it.
The iPad 9.7-inch comes with a Retina display and an A10 Fusion chip inside. You'll be able to take decent pictures with the 8-megapixel rear camera, as well as record 1080p videos. It's also compatible with the Apple Pencil and Bluetooth keyboards.
Amazon has started to sell the Apple iPad 9.7-inch (latest model) for just $250, which means you'll be saving $80 if you buy any of the three available color variations: Gold, Silver and Space Gray.
Although it's quite cheap for an Apple product, it's worth noting that the price if for the Wi-Fi 32GB model, not the cellular version that sells for $460. If you feel that your tablet must pack a lot more storage, Amazon has the 128GB version up for sale as well, but the discount ranges between 5% and 7%, so it's not really worth it.
The iPad 9.7-inch comes with a Retina display and an A10 Fusion chip inside. You'll be able to take decent pictures with the 8-megapixel rear camera, as well as record 1080p videos. It's also compatible with the Apple Pencil and Bluetooth keyboards.
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