Apple back to school sale: iPad Pro M1 is $100 off right now

Apple tree back to school sale: iPad Pro M1 is $100 off right at present

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The new M1 processor takes Apple tree'due south iPad Pro tablets to a whole new level when it comes to performance. Fortunately, with back to school sales in full swing, purchasing i of Apple's new tablets just got a piffling cheaper.

For a express time, Amazon has the 12.9-inch iPad Pro (128GB/2021) on sale for $999. That's $100 off and one of the best iPad deals of the summer. If that's nonetheless too pricy for your upkeep, Amazon also has the new xi-inch iPad Pro (128GB/2021) on sale for $749. That's $50 cheaper than Apple's price and the best price we've seen for Apple'southward smaller tablet.

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2021 iPad Pro tablets

In our iPad Pro 2021 review, we found the Editor's Choice tablet blew abroad the competition. The Apple M1 chip makes multitasking snappier than ever allowing us to open up 13 Safari tabs, stream 1080p/60fps YouTube videos, and view loftier-res HDR photos without so much as a hiccup.

In our Geekbench 5 benchmark examination, the 12.ix inch iPad Pro 2021 pulled in a score of 7,298. Meanwhile, the M1-based 11-inch iPad Pro 2021 pulled in 7,293. That's a huge jump past the 4,262 from the iPad Air 2020 (A14 Bionic).

The eleven-inch iPad Pro 2021 has a Liquid Retina brandish with more than than 4 one thousand thousand pixels, whereas the larger 12.9-inch iPad Pro offers 5.half dozen million pixels and sports a new mini-LED display. The new display on the 12.nine-inch iPad Pro 2021 draws on tech learnings from Apple's desktop XDR display, packing 10,000 mini-LEDs that allow information technology to display XDR (extreme dynamic range) content with what Apple tree claims are meridian brightness levels of betwixt 1,000 - ane,600 nits.

No matter which tablet you opt for, these are among the best Apple deals we've seen. Merely make sure to go them before their auction price expires.

Every bit deals editor at Tom's Guide, Louis is constantly looking for means to avoid paying full cost for the latest gadgets. With over 10 years of deals-hunting feel, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches loftier and low for the best deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is too an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.