Apple Quality at a Lower Price, Amazon Crushes iPad 2025 Prices to a New All-Time Low
Thanks to this discount, the iPad 2025 is almost as affordable as many of the basic tablets offered by rival brands.
Apple's reputation for making the best-of-the-best devices is well deserved. iPhones, iPads, Watches and MacBooks set the benchmark by which everything else is measured within their particular markets. The iPad offers the convenience of a tablet with the functionality to get work, creativity and entertainment tasks done.
That convenience just became even greater with the new 11-inch iPad that was released in March 2025. Already, Amazon is selling this latest model for a record-low price: the 128GB Wi-Fi model is selling for only $299 which is a 14 percent discount from its $349 list price.
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This makes the iPad 2025 an even better option if you want to enjoy Apple's best-of-the-best experience without the best-of-the-best price that normally comes with it. The new iPad is powered by the super-fast A16 chip which provides a definite boost of performance to duties, way better than the previous processor.
Premium Display, Great UI
The 11-inch Liquid Retina display is stunning and it provides vibrant colors and it boasts True Tone technology that balances the screen to the light around you in the room. Not only a nicer thing to look at but also less harsh on eyes during prolonged use.
iPadOS is the ideal complement to the hardware and it helps the iPad to be more productive. You can have several apps open at once, type in any text field with Apple Pencil via Scribble Technology and access a massive catalog of apps crafted specifically for the iPad. The Magic Keyboard Folio and Apple Pencil transform this tablet into a powerful tool for note-taking, sketching and typing, with a wonderful keyboard and responsive trackpad for precision control.
Connectivity is also a strong area of this 2025 tablet as it comes with fast Wi-Fi 6 for quick file transfers, seamless streaming and live video chats. The USB-C charging point ensures easy charging and porting of peripherals and all-day battery life allows you to use your iPad for work or play without searching for a plug.
The camera and video capabilities are quite robust for a tablet (you just can't compare it to an iPhone, but it's definitely among the best tablets in 2025) such as a 12MP Wide rear camera that is 4K video-enabled and a 12MP Center Stage front camera that is well-suited for video calls. Scanning receipts, capturing moments, or participating in a video call, the iPad cameras deliver high-quality shots even if you're a beginner.
This is one the best deals on a premium device you'll find this year, make sure you grab yours asap.
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