2021 iPad price drops to $269 in amazing Amazon Prime Day deal
Grab $60 off the popular tablet whilst stocks last.
Amazon's October Prime Day is currently running, and there are some impressive offers on the go. But we think this might be our favourite, and it's just got a (tiny) bit better. The already stellar $60 price cut on the 2021 10.2-inch iPad has just increased by a whole cent (yes you read that right, cheers Amazon). Anyway, it's still a brilliant deal and is now just $268.99.
This particular model usually retails at $329, which, for the power and capability of the machine offers excellent value for money. In the past we've seen up to $50 this device, but never $60.01 – this is the lowest recorded price for this device, and we expect it to sell fast.
If you want to look at some different iPad models, you can check out our live blog of the best Amazon Prime Day iPad deals. For more great deals on a range of Apple products, you can head on over to our Apple Prime Day deals article for savings on MacBooks, AirPods, iPhones and more.
2021 10.2-inch iPad: $329 $269 at Amazon
Save $60: By far one of the best Prime Day deals we've seen so far. A huge $60 off this powerful little machine is an unmissable offer. If previous sales are anything to go by, this offer won't last long, so if you're interested, grab one before they're gone.
Not in the US? Here are the best 2021 10.2-inch Apple iPad deals in your area:
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Abi Le Guilcher is Creative Bloq’s Ecommerce Writer. With a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Design for Game and Film, Abi enjoys almost anything creative and will either be found crafting or gaming in her spare time. Her previous experience as a retail assistant at CeX means she has a wide range of knowledge in both technology and media and loves to keep up to date with the latest tech. Abi is an avid cosplayer and has most recently worked with PlayStation and Santa Monica Studio on a promotional campaign for the release of God of War Ragnarök.
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