Apple iPad 10th gen (Image: APPLE . GETTY)
Amazon has just rolled out an eye-catching . In a rare move, Amazon has cut the price of the offering a budget-friendly option that doesn’t skimp on quality. and a dazzling 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, ensuring top-notch browsing, drawing, and media viewing experiences. Plus, with 12MP cameras front and back, you’re all set for snapping selfies or capturing shots on the go.
While you won’t be shelling out over £500, the device still commands – a steal for an iPad that seldom sees such significant price reductions. It’s worth noting that this isn’t the latest iPad model, so those seeking the newest tech might look elsewhere. However, the 10th generation iPad has garnered high praise, described as “absolutely fantastic” and earning 4.7 out of five stars on Amazon.
Grab the iPad 10th generation from Amazon thanks to rare price cut
The Apple iPad 10th gen is the perfect tablet for Apple fans or those in the Apple ecosystem.
You can get it for £279.00 which is great for a gorgeous-looking device – available in a range of different colours.
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Our very own have given their seal of approval too. Tech Editor David Snelling shared his insights: “We used the new iPad for almost a week and there’s no doubt that this is a very nice device. It looks great, has a stunning 10.9-inch edge-to-edge display, improved cameras that now keep you in shot when making video calls and there’s very long battery life”.
He highlighted: “You also get a USB-C charger in the box, decent speakers and speedy Wi-Fi 6 technology for much faster downloads. Alongside the tablet, Apple has launched a nice new keyboard case for the iPad which gets full function keys and a nifty design that makes it perfect for work and play.”
Despite his overall positive remarks, he shared reservations about the iPad 10th Generation model in his review, noting: “It’s pretty hard to fault the actual iPad itself, but there are definitely some strange decisions from Cupertino that now make the iPad line-up all a bit baffling.”