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Get the iPad Mini 7 for $399 at Amazon This Week ($100 Off)

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Amazon this week is providing low prices on multiple models of the iPad mini 7, starting at $399.00 for the 128GB Wi-Fi tablet, down from $499.00. Colors on sale at this price include Purple, Space Gray, and Blue.

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Compared to past sales, this is about $20 higher than the all-time low price and a solid second-best option, considering we haven't seen that record low price return since Prime Day. You can also get the 256GB Wi-Fi iPad mini 7 for $499.00, which is another $100 discount and available in multiple colors.





Deals on the cellular models are a bit more sparse, but you can get the 128GB cellular iPad mini 7 for $549.00, down from $649.00, which is another second-best price on this tablet. Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains.



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Combined with Pencil 2, my mini 6 is without question my fav iPad I have ever used. It's so perfectly portable and capable. Which makes me curious about the rumored foldable. It would be very Apple if they didn't offer Pencil support on the foldable.
 
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iMac The Knife said:
Ooofda, those bezels need to be greatly reduced! It's not 2003 anymore.
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I might be in the minority, but I hate ultra thin bezels. It makes it hard to hold the device and use it at the same time without accidentally tapping the screen. Maybe it's a different story on phones because cases make it more difficult to do that. But for iPads, I want a little buffer on the edge.
 
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dannyyankou said:
I might be in the minority, but I hate ultra thin bezels. It makes it hard to hold the device and use it at the same time without accidentally tapping the screen. Maybe it's a different story on phones because cases make it more difficult to do that. But for iPads, I want a little buffer on the edge.
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I've never had any issues with accidental taps/touches and many of the foldables I've owned have had or currently have between a 87 to 90% screen-to-body ratio on the larger inner display, with very little bezel at all. Currently, my Z Fold 7 has a 90.43% inner display screen-to-body ratio. I also always go caseless. No issues with my fingers blocking the display either. I just hold onto the edges. To each their own though!
 
iMac The Knife said:
I've never had any issues with accidental taps/touches and many of the foldables I've owned have had or currently have between a 87 to 90% screen-to-body ratio on the larger inner display, with very little bezel at all. Currently, my Z Fold 7 has a 90.43% inner display screen-to-body ratio. I also always go caseless. No issues with my fingers blocking the display either. I just hold onto the edges. To each their own though!
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And this applies to iPads how? Depends on how one is using the Ipad, lying down for example thin bezels aren't user friendly worse on larger iPads..
 
burgman said:
And this applies to iPads how? Depends on how one is using the Ipad, lying down for example thin bezels aren't user friendly worse on larger iPads..
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It applies to any tablet. I've never had an issue with thin bezels on any tablet, be it a foldable or not.
 
An iPad mini “Pro” with a brighter screen, ProMotion, and extended display support is my dream device.

Currently owns an iPad mini 6 and an iPad Pro M4 (11-inch). Loves the size of the mini 6, and the features on the Pro M4.

A mini with brighter screen can be applied to many outdoor scenarios, just like the iPhones. ProMotion is long overdue. And if it has extended display support, it will be very convenient to use it as a secondary desktop computer (I’m typing all of these on my iPad Pro). I wouldn’t mind the missing of the Smart Connector and the Magic Keyboard & trackpad - A Bluetooth portable one would do the job.

But eventually, we will get to the foldable iPad that is an iPhone + iPad hybrid. I’ll either consider this or a “mini Pro.”
 
Plutonius said:
Another monthly sale on the mini 7 :).
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This, and the other ipad products too.

Anyone can just look up the price history from amazon (using 3rd party service) to see these ipads yoyo in price almost every 2 weeks.

If you see an apple product at msrp, just wait for a short while!
 
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