How excited are you about the prospect of introducing a new iPad Pro generation at some point this year after Apple unexpectedly paused upgrades to its best tablet in 2023? If your answer is “not that excited,” you might be happy to hear about Woot’s latest deal for a 12.9-inch monster released in 2021 with Apple M1 processing power.
This was apparently replaced by the punchier M2 model in fall 2022, but given that other specs haven’t been revised in any meaningful way, consider buying the older version for at least $809.99 We strongly recommend that you do so. and Today’s built-in cellular connectivity.
That’s not an insanely low price compared to the typical price of the best Android tablets, but it does save you a whopping $490 off the original list price of the 5G-enabled iPad Pro 12.9 (2021). Equipped with 128GB storage. This is the $1,299 price this giant stone tablet was priced at when it was first put up for sale, and not the $1,199 price Woot now incorrectly listed as the product’s “nonsensical price.”
Believe it or not, Amazon still charges $1,299 today, which is of course ridiculous, but other major US retailers such as Best Buy no longer have “outdated” fees. ”The device appears to be out of stock. On the bright side, third-party Amazon sellers can currently discount about $300 off that price, which isn’t surprising either.
Meanwhile, Woot, which happens to be owned by Amazon, is willing to offer a one-year manufacturer’s warranty until March 16th so you can buy these cheap gadgets new, unused, unopened, and undamaged. . …or until supplies last.
For die-hard Apple fans who don’t think they can afford the iPad Pro when it launches in 2024, this is clearly an incredibly rare and irresistible deal. Of course, the 2022 version is still preferable, but not if you have to spend more than $350 to $490.
The Apple M2 processor certainly doesn’t deserve that much of a premium, with a beautiful mini-LED LCD screen, great battery life, super powerful speakers, a versatile camera, a handy USB Type-C port, and always reliable. All facial recognition technology remains unchanged.
