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Following in the footsteps of the 10.2-inch iPad yesterday, today Walmart has Apple's brand new iPad mini 6 for up to $50 off. Prices start at $459.00 for the 64GB Wi-Fi iPad mini, down from $499.00.

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You can also get the 256GB Wi-Fi model for $599.00, down from $649.00. These sales are available in all four colors of the iPad mini, although stock is dwindling on the new Purple color.



With the exception of initial discounts on announcement day from Expercom, Walmart's sales today represent the first notably steep cash discounts on the iPad mini 6. Free shipping is available, with delivery as soon as September 27.

Apple just revealed the iPad mini 6 earlier this week at its "California Streaming" event, two and a half years after launching the previous generation. The new model features a complete redesign with a larger display, no Home Button, Touch ID in the Power Button, the A15 Bionic chip, and a USB-C port to support USB-C accessories for the first time.

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.

Article Link: Deals: Walmart Takes Up to $50 Off Apple's iPad mini 6 in First Sales
 
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For god's sake ... this site has macrumors members and visitors from all over the world, why can't these and similar deal articles specifically state which country these deals are offered in? the contest articles specify this, why not deal articles? Also pricing should reflect $US dollars if posting such deals.

Not offered in Canada.
 
For god's sake ... this site has macrumors members and visitors from all over the world, why can't these and similar deal articles specifically state which country these deals are offered in? the contest articles specify this, why not deal articles? Also pricing should reflect $US dollars if posting such deals.

Not offered in Canada.
I agree with you regarding being more specific with titles but as they say they do it for the clicks...
 
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I always just default to Best Buy.. Mine is ordered. They matched Apple's edu discount. 12 months 0%, 45 day return window.
 
Apple is giving 50.00 trade in for your old mac mini and I have a 25.00 gift card from last purchase of a iphone.
 
Trying to order from Costco, but it is failing when placing when adding AppleCare+ (#1517057)

"We're sorry, but there is a problem with the shipping information for this item# 1517057. Please try again later or contact Customer Service."

On with CS now.
You can always add AppleCare on the device if you’re not able to get it working.
 
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Yes you can, however Costco discounts that too ($54.99) and they don't have an option for purchasing that separately or later. So I would have probably have to go through Apple ($69.99).
Had the same issue with Costco and AppleCare. Was CS able to resolve it for you?
 
Walmart comes through again!!! /s
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Arriving today, 9/27 but it hasn't shipped yet. I contacted Walmart support and was told to wait 48 hours to get updated info. This BS happened when I ordered an Xbox last December. Delivery date was missed by 2 weeks.

I guess if you don't mind waiting a month then the savings are worth it. I am not and will not be ordering from Walmart ever again.

Hey @MacRumors.com please stop promoting Walmart when they let customers down time and time again.
 
I took my order confirmation to Best Buy and got them to price match on launch day, then I cancelled the Walmart order. Sounds like I made the right decision, yikes!
 
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