Save 20% Off the Current Model Apple iPad Ahead of Valentine's Day

This Valentine's Day, snag a deal on the latest 10th-generation Apple iPad! Amazon is currently offering the 64GB Wi-Fi model for just $279.99 after a $19.01 coupon is applied at checkout. Currently, only Blue and Silver color options are available at this discounted price.

While slightly higher than Black Friday pricing, this is the best deal of 2025 so far, representing significant savings from its $349 list price.

Apple iPad 10.9" 10th Gen - $279.99

Blue### Apple iPad (10th Generation) 64GB Wi-Fi

3$349.00 save 20%$279.99 at AmazonSilver### Apple iPad (10th Generation) 64GB Wi-Fi

0$349.00 save 20%$279.99 at Amazon

For most users, the standard iPad (not the Air, Mini, or Pro) offers exceptional value. This model boasts impressive upgrades: a larger 10.9" display within the same footprint (thanks to slimmer bezels), a faster A14 Bionic chip (20% CPU and 10% GPU performance boost over the A13), Magic Folio keyboard compatibility for enhanced productivity, a USB-C port, an improved camera, and Wi-Fi 6 support.

This sale features the 64GB Wi-Fi model. While other colors (Pink and Yellow) are also discounted and ship in November, opting for increased storage or cellular connectivity will significantly increase the cost. For the best value, the base model is recommended.

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