New lowest price for the iPad 10.2 in the Prime Day sales
The iPad 10.2 might be getting a little long in the tooth, but that just means you can get some really great deals on it. There's Touch ID on the front for some extra security, sat below a still impressive Retina display, along with a nice Facetime camera on the front. It's slim enough to slip into any bag and sturdy enough to be tossed into a backpack. In normal times, the iPad 10.2 will set you back around $320, but in the Prime Day sales, you'll get a nice $50 discount. This brings the tablet down to a new lowest price of $269, beating out the previous lowest from last Prime Day.
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iPad 10.2 up to $60 off
The iPad 10.2 is perhaps the best iPad for everyone. It won't cost you the world, but it will give you everything you could want or need out of a tablet. The screen is solid, the performance is excellent, and it'll slip into any bag big enough for an A4-sized notebook. No, it may not be the shiniest iPad you can buy, but it is the best priced, especially in the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale.
If you're looking for more of the best iPad prices, then we know exactly where to look, and for deals on AirPods, iPods and more, make sure you check out the rest of our Amazon Prime Early Access Sales coverage - there are deals for everyone.
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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.

