The best iPad deals you can get in August
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If you’re an iPad enthusiast who values portability, there’s good news on the horizon. Both Amazon and Best Buy are offering significant discounts on the latest-generation iPad Mini, now available for just $349 in its base Wi-Fi configuration—a $150 savings, marking the lowest price since its launch last year. Additionally, the 256GB Wi-Fi model is also on sale at both retailers, starting at $449, which is also a $150 markdown and the best price we’ve seen so far.

The 2024 iPad Mini comes with an 8.3-inch 60Hz LCD display and a portrait-oriented webcam, maintaining the sleek design of its predecessor. Notably, this iteration is the first to support the Apple Pencil Pro, which can magnetically attach to the side of the tablet for easy pairing and charging. This advanced stylus offers users the ability to assign specific actions that are activated with a simple squeeze.

Powered by the A17 Pro processor, the latest iPad Mini is more than capable of handling the multi-window multitasking features introduced with iPadOS 26 earlier this fall. It also supports Apple Intelligence, which is expected to become increasingly useful as more features are rolled out. Its compact size makes it perfect for reading in bed or as a portable travel companion when space is limited.

For those in need of more power, both Best Buy and Amazon have also reduced the price of the 256GB 11-inch M5 iPad Pro to $899, a $100 discount, marking its lowest price yet.

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