Apple's new 11-inch iPad Pro is cheaper than ever before in a 64GB configuration
There’s no question about it - if you’re in the market for a tablet nowadays that can strike a solid balance between productivity and style, raw power and portability, with excellent sound and a stunning display also in tow, Apple’s latest iPad Pro generation will deliver on all fronts.
Unfortunately, the 11-inch model typically starts at $799 (Smart Keyboard Folio and Apple Pencil not included), which isn’t exactly crazy affordable. But both the smaller and larger 12.9-inch variants of the 2018-released iPad Pro have been on sale more than once recently, scoring up to $150 discounts at reputable third-party retailers like Best Buy.
If you haven’t pulled the trigger yet, we have some excellent news for iOS-powered bargain hunters, as the entry-level iPad Pro 11 configuration is currently cheaper than ever before at Micro Center.
You’re looking at a 64GB Wi-Fi-only model here, available for a pretty reasonable $649.99 after an unprecedented $150 markdown. Previously, you could save that much on costlier 11 or 12.9-inch variants with more storage space, which was also nice. But odds are you can make do with as little as 64 gigs of internal digital hoarding room when you add cloud storage in the equation.
The only inconvenient aspect of this new 11-inch iPad Pro (2018) deal is that you need to visit a physical Micro Center store to actually take advantage of it. There aren’t many of those around the country (just 25, to be specific), but if you live near one, you can reserve a heavily discounted iPad Pro 11 unit with free store pickup.
Unfortunately, the 11-inch model typically starts at $799 (Smart Keyboard Folio and Apple Pencil not included), which isn’t exactly crazy affordable. But both the smaller and larger 12.9-inch variants of the 2018-released iPad Pro have been on sale more than once recently, scoring up to $150 discounts at reputable third-party retailers like Best Buy.
You’re looking at a 64GB Wi-Fi-only model here, available for a pretty reasonable $649.99 after an unprecedented $150 markdown. Previously, you could save that much on costlier 11 or 12.9-inch variants with more storage space, which was also nice. But odds are you can make do with as little as 64 gigs of internal digital hoarding room when you add cloud storage in the equation.
You can also choose between silver and gray color options, and if you’re wondering, the same exact configuration is roughly 80 bucks costlier at B&H Photo Video right now, as well as available at its full retail price of $800 from Best Buy. So, yeah, $650 is a pretty sweet deal.
Check out the deal here
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