Apple's M2 iPad Air Hits New Low Prices on Amazon, Including 13-Inch Model for $719.99

[MacRumors]

Amazon has a few new all-time low prices on Apple's M2 iPad Air, including both 11-inch and 13-inch models. Every deal in this sale requires you to clip an on-page coupon in order to see the final deal price at checkout, and they are all record low prices.

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Starting with the 256GB Wi-Fi 11-inch M2 iPad Air, Amazon has this model for $629.99 in two colors with the on-page coupons, down from $699.00. Amazon also has the 512GB Wi-Fi model for $829.99 in two colors, down from $899.00.

Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout.​

11-inch M2 iPad Air (256GB Wi-Fi) for $629.99 ($69 OFF)​

Moving to the bigger display models, you can get the 128GB Wi-Fi 13-inch M2 iPad Air for $719.99, down from $799.00. This is the only 13-inch M2 iPad Air with a significant coupon code discount right now on Amazon, but it is a new best-ever price on this tablet.

Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout.​

13-inch M2 iPad Air (128GB Wi-Fi) for $719.99 ($79 OFF)​

Apple updated these tablets back in May with the M2 chip, two new display sizes, and Touch ID. In addition to today's M2 iPad Air markdowns, iPad deals have been plentiful this week, including all-time low prices on the 9th generation iPad, M2 iPad Pro, and M4 iPad Pro.

Be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.

Article Link: Apple's M2 iPad Air Hits New Low Prices on Amazon, Including 13-Inch Model for $719.99

 

[AppleWorld787]

Thanks for the info but for me the iPad Pro 11 is the best one

 

[Hogswarts]

Let's not be sloppy and confuse readers. The larger M2 model is 12.9", not 13.

 

[svish]

Good to see discounts on the new iPad Air.

 

[raindogg]

These updates are getting silly. I think Apple can stop with the big OS updates, especially since they are never fully ready at launch. Instead, they should just add features as they complete them.