Apple’s iPad 10th-Gen tablet is $100 cheaper now that it has a price cut. It’s still a bad idea to buy from Apple though, and we explain why.
When Apple launched its new M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air tablets, there was no new entry-level iPad to go along with them. If you follow along with Apple rumors though, you knew not to expect one. Instead, the iPad 10 stayed in Apple’s lineup at a new price point of $349 instead of $449, while the iPad 9 was finally put out to pasture. Even at the new, lower price, however, it’s still a mistake to buy an iPad 10 directly from Apple. That’s the case with most Apple products, and it’s because other retailers offer much better prices.
As I explained, the 64GB version of Apple’s iPad 10th-Gen now costs $349 following Apple’s price cut, but it’s currently on sale for just $299.99 for the first time ever. Needless to say, that’s an all-time low for this model. The deal is only available at Amazon for the time being, but Best Buy usually follows Amazon’s lead. Of note, that’s the lowest price ever for this model. You can also save $50 on the 256GB model if you need more storage. Or, if you want to spend even less money, the previous-generation 10.
