Apple's impressive 2TB iPad Pro 13 (2024) with 5G is on sale at a monumental $400 Amazon discount
You're still looking at a very expensive tablet here, but it's a little easier to afford than usual.
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Do you really need that much local digital hoarding room to carry around with you on your travels, daily commute to work, at school, or in the gym? Probably not, but if you can get this top-of-the-line iPad Pro 13 (M4) variant at a colossal $400 discount, why not take advantage of the opportunity?
Keep in mind that I'm talking about a 13-inch iPad Pro model here that normally costs no less than $2,599, which means that you may still have to sell a kidney to afford the 5.1mm thin powerhouse even at a whopping $400 off.
I'm obviously joking about sacrificing a pretty important organ in order to purchase a tech product, but if you do have a little over two thousand dollars lying around and don't know what to do with it, you will probably not regret opting for a large slate with a stunning Ultra Retina XDR display in tow, as well as nano-texture glass for enhanced clarity in challenging lighting conditions.
That's an amazing screen you can get at a heavily reduced price right now. | Image Credit -- PhoneArena
Under the hood, the iPad Pro 13 (M4) unsurprisingly hides a slower processor than its M5-powered sequel released a few months ago. That's definitely a bit of a problem considering how much dough you need to cough up for this (slowly) aging device, but the Apple M4 chipset is still zippier than essentially everything you can find inside the best Android tablets around.
Naturally, the iPad Pro 13 (M5) is significantly costlier than its predecessor at the time of this writing in a cellular-enabled variant with 2TB storage, and apart from the raw power upgrade, the newer 13-inch giant doesn't offer any clear benefits to justify the additional expense.
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