Thankfully, Black Friday offers the best opportunity to save some cash on a new iPad, as retailers such as Amazon and Very ...

10.2-inch (9th generation, WiFi, 256GB) — $349.99 $479 (save $129.01) Apple iPad, 10.9-inch (10th generation, WiFi, 256GB) — ...

Today we're tracking all-time low prices on both the 9th and 10th generation iPad, both of which are available on Amazon.

Weighing in at just 1.07 pounds and measuring 9.8 x 6.8 x 0.29 inches, it’s also pretty much the perfect slab to throw in a ...

Offering incredible value, the iPad Air is a great option if you don ... These include the Apple iPad (9th Gen), Apple iPad (10th Gen), and the Apple iPad Mini. These iPads have been around ...

You can save on the 9th and 10th Gen iPads right now for ... the same that powers the 13-inch MacBook Air — the iPad Air's 5th Gen model is pretty much unstoppable. It comes in five colors ...

9th generation iPad - you want an every day device ... but don't need the expensive M1 CPU. iPad Air - you're generally going to be streaming and playing heavier games, but will also be writing ...

Following Apple’s May 2024 event (where new iPad Pro and iPad Air models were announced) Apple removed the 9th-gen iPad from the lineup and adjusted pricing for the 10th-gen iPad to $349/£349.

The iPad mini was just updated, iPadOS 18 shipped just last month, and Apple released the new M4 iPad Pro, M2 iPad Air, and Apple Pencil ... than the 10.2-inch 9th-gen model, and the removal ...

The iPad 10th Generation has also been marked down at Amazon, falling to $298 in Blue and Silver. The $298 price reflects a $51 discount off MSRP and $21 savings over Amazon's price earlier this week.

Apple iPad Air 11-inch (M2) $549 (originally $599) Apple iPad (10th Generation) $334 (originally $349) Apple iPad (9th generation) $229 (originally $329) Daniel is a Staff Writer for Lifehacker.

That's a lot, especially as the 9th Gen model is now even cheaper and the iPad Air 2022 doesn't cost much more than the new 10th Gen model. When asking 'what's new?' it's probably a little easier ...