Amazon Deals of the Day: Apple's Newest iPad Pro is Back to a Record Low Price
Today, we spotted the latest and greatest Apple A17 Pro iPad mini back down to it's record low price. We also found the Philis Hue indoor smart light strip dropped down to a new record low saving you almost 40% off. And finally our favorite pellet grill of the year is $100 off, the lowest price we've seen it all year.
This iPad Mini may be tiny but it sure is mighty. It's actually our favorite travel iPad. A lot of this is because of its speedy A17 Pro chip. This chip also features Apple Intelligence. It has 128GB of storage and a beautiful Liquid Retina display. It also has fast Wi-Fi 6E connectivity along with a 12-megapixel ultrawide front camera. The camera even has features like Center Stage for your video calls and a 12MP wide back camera. The iPad comes in four colors so you can chose which one you like the best. It also makes for a great tablet for you kids. In Scott Stein review of this new iPad mini he claims "In the meantime, anyone hoping for a not-too-expensive iPad for kids might consider the Mini for its relative updates and slightly lower cost than the Airs… but it's still not super-affordable enough to replace the basic iPad." But now the iPad just got a $100 price cut on Amazon, bringing the price down to $399, a record low.
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If you're looking to add some spice into a part of your home, a great way to do so is by adding some smart lighting. Philips' Hue has smart bulbs and lighting line that are some of our favorites smart lights on the market, especially this indoor LED light strip. With this lighting, you can set the color and timing of your lights however you like to help curate the right ambiance for any occasion. This light strip is 16 feet long, giving you plenty of coverage in the room of your choice. It's also compatible with Alexa, Google and Apple so you can enjoy a hands free experience and integrate the lights into your other smart home devices. Normally retailing for $90, you can grab it today for just $55, almost a 40% savings and a new low price.
Memorial Day is just around the corner, which marks the unofficial start to summer. Many of us, including myself, are planning on having barbecues and outdoor gatherings during the holiday weekend. If you're planning to do so, you'll want to make sure you're grill is still in good condition from last summer. If not, we love pellet grills. Specifically the Traeger Ironwood XL pellet grill.
A pellet grill is a great option if you're looking to upgrade your grilling setup as it lets you bring in the rich flavor of the charcoal while still being operated by the convenience of gas. We specifically love the Traeger Ironwood XL pellet grill as it has a mobile app for wireless adjustments, it produces even smoke by the lid seal and it has a light on the lid and pellet hopper. The grill burns through the pellets pretty slowly so you can get a lot of use out of it. Normally running for $1,900 you can grab one for $1,800 right now, saving you $100 and dropping it down to the lowest price of the year.
With so many deals on Amazon, deciding which ones are worth your money can be difficult. But CNET combs through what the world's largest online retailer has to offer and gathers the best deals for you.
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