You are correct, I was looking at the 256 version.This device should have started at $499
You are correct, I was looking at the 256 version.This device should have started at $499
You are correct, I was looking at the 256 version.
I ordered this from Apple two weeks ago with shipping date of march 17. No thanks. Cancelled and ordered from Amazon with great discount and one day delivery.
Following a few deals on the cellular models of the iPad mini 6 earlier this year, Amazon now has the entry-level 64GB Wi-Fi iPad mini 6 for $459.00, down from $499.00. This sale is only available in Space Gray, and it's in stock and ready to ship from Amazon today.
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Compared to previous sales, this is an all-time low price on this model of the iPad mini 6. The Starlight color is also being discounted on Amazon, but its sale isn't as steep and is priced at $474.00.
Anyone looking for more storage can get the 256GB Wi-Fi iPad mini 6 for $599.00, down from $649.00. This is another sale that we started tracking a few weeks ago, and it's the best price we've ever seen on this model as well.
For even more iPad deals, head to our full Best Deals guide for iPad. In that guide we track the best discounts online for iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, and iPad Pro.
Update: The deal on the 64GB iPad mini has now expired.
Article Link: Deals: Apple's 64GB iPad Mini 6 Available for Record Low Price of $459 [Update: Expired]
Especially when you consider the substandard display they used in the mini.I agree with you on pricing.
To me it should be $359 for 64GB WiFi and $499 for 256GB WiFi
Cellular models should also only bump things about $50 at this point.
The Apple gouging on that hasn't changed in a decade.
They are still treating that as though Cellular is some incredibly niche and costly hardware.
It's insane.
Especially when you consider the substandard display they used in the mini.
I’m not following….
I just said a 50 dollar saving was enough to get me to buy another iPad for use exclusively as an e-reader. Do you think money is a factor in this decision or indulgence?He suggested a $100 Kindle for e-reading
(a great choice)
You said:
"I could but why would I do that when I could get an iPad Mini….."
And I followed up by pointing out that one reason to go the Kindle route is the $350-ish in savings between a $459 iPad mini and the $100 Kindle
Do you think money is a factor in this decision or indulgence?
I could also check the books out from the public library for free yet here we are…
I just said a 50 dollar saving was enough to get me to buy another iPad
That is different for everyone
Unfortunately prices are going to be going up soon. This 8% price drop is going to be a great deal in about 9-10 months.Only on Apple fansites an 8% price drop is newsworthy I guess![]()
This! I've owned many iPads, including mini 1, 3, 5 and not 6, and imo it's the best of the bunch - by far! I have no idea what the "jelly scrolling" is, maybe I just don't see it... but the mini 6 really is a beast and the form factor works in so many settings!
I really liked @lazyrighteye's analogy about it being like a digital fields notebook... on point.
Coachingguy
I agree, it would be pretty cool to use the pencil on the iPhone Pro Max. Back when Steve made those comments, he was referring to ONLY being able to use a stylus to use the device. I think he would have a different opinion on the Apple Pencil, it's a great device.I know what Steve said about styli (Steve said lots of stuff ? - happy birthday eve, btw) but I think iPhone screens are now large enough - especially the Pro Max - where Pencil support begins to make sense. At that point, we would truly had a Field Notes-sized scenario - which I would LOVE.
For me, Pencil support on the Pro line is the feature I would like to see most. At this point, processing speed, camera, battery life - all of that is incredible. I'm less interested in little spec bumps than I am in additional capabilities. I'd love to be able to scribble out notes or sketches on my iPhone Pro. While maybe in the minority, I don't think I am alone.
The 64GB existing is questionable. I'd rather see 128 and 512 GB options for the existing price points.I agree with you on pricing.
To me it should be $359 for 64GB WiFi and $499 for 256GB WiFi
Cellular models should also only bump things about $50 at this point.
The Apple gouging on that hasn't changed in a decade.
They are still treating that as though Cellular is some incredibly niche and costly hardware.
It's insane.
Don’t wait for Apple with promotions, when carriers have promotions quite frequently. Heck, even look at Best Buy with promotions, similar to what they were offering last I saw with a ~$25 gift card in store with a purchase of a Mini that was back I believe sometime after the New Year. They are out there, just a quick Google search might even pull up some online promotions through various retailers as well.I will get another Mini when they offer promotion on it.
Don’t wait for Apple with promotions, when carriers have promotions quite frequently. Heck, even look at Best Buy with promotions, similar to what they were offering last I saw with a ~$25 gift card in store with a purchase of a Mini that was back I believe sometime after the New Year. They are out there, just a quick Google search might even pull up some online promotions through various retailers as well.
Ahh yes. His spelling of ‘promotion’ wasn’t apt given how Apple markets the ProMotion display. Thanks for the clarification.Not promotions, I think coachgq meant ProMotion, what Apple calls their adaptive high refresh rate on displays. Give me that 120hz refresh.
I can't see it on mine too. I did have a brief look for it at the store before I bought it. Couldn't see anything offensive so went ahead and bought it. I've had it since late September and I've had no issues.I've never noticed it on my iPad mini 6. I've never tried to "force" see it I suppose, but so far I've been fairly clueless to it in daily use.
Some want an all in one device. Something they can read on and use as a tablet. I prefer separate devices hence having a kindle and an iPad mini.Or you could get a Kindle for $100.