iPad Pro 12.9-inch has a new lowest price in the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale
The iPad Pro 12.9-inch sits at the very tippity top of the iPad tree. There's an M1 Apple Silicon laptop chip inside, along with a very impressibe camera on the back and a massive 12.9-inch Liquid Retina edge-to-edge display on the front. Usually, this table costs over $1000, even in its least expensive 128GB guise. It is not a cheap tablet - and it certainly still isn't cheap in the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale. It is, however, a whole lot more affordable, with around a $200 discount to make it the cheapest that its ever been, beating the previous lowest price by around $50.
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iPad Pro 12.9-inch new lowest price
The iPad Pro 12.9 is the tablet you pick up if you want an Apple laptop with a touchscreen. Its huge 12.9-inch screen makes it a lot more useful for multi-tasking than its smaller stablemates, and magic keyboard support makes it the perfect tablet to replace a laptop. It might be getting an update soon, so this lower price is the perfect opportunity to pick one up.
Fancy checking out another iPad at a bargain price? We know where all the best iPad deals can be found, and we're currently tracking the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale and the prices you'll find there, so stick with us for that!
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As iMore's Senior Staff writer, Tammy uses her background in audio and Masters in screenwriting to pen engaging product reviews and informative buying guides. The resident audiophile (or audio weirdo), she's got an eye for detail and a love of top-quality sound. Apple is her bread and butter, with attention on HomeKit and Apple iPhone and Mac hardware. You won't find her far away from a keyboard even outside of working at iMore – in her spare time, she spends her free time writing feature-length and TV screenplays. Also known to enjoy driving digital cars around virtual circuits, to varying degrees of success. Just don't ask her about AirPods Max - you probably won't like her answer.

