New 2021 Apple iPad 10.2 gets surprise $30 price cut at Amazon - it's selling fast though , DigiTech Geeks Mobile Computing News

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New 2021 Apple iPad 10.2 gets surprise $30 price cut at Amazon - it's selling fast though

The new 2021 iPad 10.2 has barely been released a few days but Amazon is already offered up a promising discounted price of just $299 (was $329) today.

This isn't actually the first iPad deal we've seen on this model - the retailer has actually discounted both the Space Grey and Silver colors briefly during the tablet's initial pre-orders phase. This is, however, the first post-launch discount and the lowest price yet from Amazon. 

Note - Amazon's latest iPad deal is only available on the 64GB Space Grey color right now and delivery estimates currently range from one to four weeks. It's likely we'll see that estimate go up if this deal proves popular, so it's definitely worth acting quickly if you're interested.

And, there's plenty of reasons to consider the new iPad 10.2 (2021) if you're looking for a great value Apple slate. While the overall design is quite iterative over last year's model, a new A13 Bionic processor, front camera upgrade, and storage bump from 32GB to 64GB make it a very compelling choice - especially at this price. 

Outside the US? See the best iPad deals in your region just below.

2021 iPad 10.2 now on sale at Amazon

Apple iPad 10.2 (2021): $329 $299 at Amazon
Save $30 - The new 2021 Apple iPad 10.2 was only 'officially' released last Friday but that hasn't stopped Amazon from offering a great introductory discount. Key upgrades include the new A13 Bionic processor, 64GB of storage, and True Tone display. Subsequently, the 2021 entry-level model looks to offer plenty of power and value under the hood for those who want an Apple slate on a budget. Note - currently delivery estimates range from one to four weeks, so snap this one up before it's too late.

More iPad deals at Amazon

Apple iPad mini (2021): $499 $459.98 at Amazon
Save $40 - Also on sale in today's iPad deals at Amazon is the brand new 2021 iPad mini. The more premium (and diminutive) of Apple's two new 2021 tablets, the iPad mini features a powerful A15 Bionic chip, upgraded 12 MP front and rear cameras, and also a rather fetching new redesign that brings it in line with the latest iPad Air and iPad Pro models. While pricier, this one's a great buy if you're looking for a ton of power in a tablet that'll easily fit into any bag. 

We're rounding up plenty more of this week's best iPad deals here at TechRadar if you're looking for the latest on the other models. Also worth checking out are this week's best Amazon deals - including cheap 4K TVs, laptops, and much more.



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