Every single 2018 iPad Pro variant is on sale at Best Buy, discounts reach as high as $200
With a greater than ever iPad lineup come greater (and more frequent) than ever discounts, apparently, ranging from last year's entry-level 9.7-inch model that's technically yet to be upgraded to the discontinued 10.5-inch iPad Pro and 7.9-inch iPad mini 4 and even that brand-new iPad Air/mini duo.
Even though their own sequels are probably still many months away, Apple's latest iPad Pro variants have been available at pretty great prices several times over the past few months from a number of reputable retailers. Best Buy is once again marking down the 2018-released 11 and 12.9-inchers, this time around basically offering a good deal to all types of digital hoarders.
If you feel like you can keep that addiction in check, the 64GB configurations of the iPad Pro 11 and iPad Pro 12.9 (2018) are up for grabs at $699.99 and $874.99 respectively, compared to their $800 and $1,000 list prices. Of course, you can save even more than 100 and 125 bucks right now, but you'll need to go for the larger model with either 512 gigs or a full terabyte of internal storage space. Both versions are on sale at $200 off, fetching $1,149.99 and $1,549.99 respectively.
Meanwhile, a slightly lower but still generous $150 cut brings the 11-inch iPad Pro down to a price of $999.99 in a 512GB SKU and $1,399.99 with 1TB local digital hoarding room. Finally, your "middling" 256 gig variants of these 11 and 12.9-inch powerhouses can be purchased for $125 and $150 less than usual. Namely, $824.99 and $999.99 instead of $950 and $1,150.
If you're looking for an absolute workhorse you can carry around with relative ease, Microsoft's latest two Surface Pro generations might still be the better deals. But these discounts certainly bring the iPad Pro 11 and 12.9 (2018) back into the mix, given their "modern" designs, with insanely thin bezels and Face ID technology, as well as those large and super-sharp screens, speedy Apple A12X Bionic processor, superb speakers, and objectively great battery life.
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