Deal | iPad (10th generation) drops to $259.99, $20 shy of its lowest price ever

Apple recently announced new tablets including the iPad (11th generation), its new entry-level model that brings a new processor and more base storage than previous generations. The new iPad also keeps the $349 launch price of the iPad (10th generation)/iPad 10 and will be available to buy starting on March 12. However, if your budget for a tablet is under $300, then the iPad (10th generation) is worth buying at its new  discounted price.

The iPad 10 is available to buy now from Amazon for $269 which is $80 off its launch price of $349. This price gets you the base model with 64GB of storage and WiFi connectivity. However, the price cut is limited to the Blue and Silver colorway. The $269 price is just $20 less of its lowest price ever, so it is still worth buying.

In our review of the iPad 10, we found the display to have good viewing angles, although the 60Hz refresh rate which hasn't changed even with the new model is disappointing. The cameras are also great for video calls while the switch to USB-C makes it easy to attach peripherals

The iPad 10 has a 10.9'' display, an Apple A14 Bionic processor, Touch ID, a 12MP camera on both sides, stereo speakers, Wi-Fi 6, and support for Apple Pencil (1st gen). It also comes with a 20W charging brick and a USB-C to USB-C braided cable in the box.

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