Presidents Day sale knocks iPad Air to epic new price low

Presidents Day sale knocks iPad Air to epic new toll low

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If you've been waiting for the correct moment to buy Apple's iPad Air — now is the time. As function of its Presidents Twenty-four hour period sales, Amazon has dropped the price of the coveted tabular array to an all-time low.

For a limited fourth dimension, Amazon has the x.ix-inch iPad Air (64GB) on auction for $539. That's $59 off and one of the best iPad deals nosotros've seen. In fact, the last time we saw this iPad deal was on Black Friday.

Unfortunately, not all colors are at the $539 price point. At the moment, you can but get Space Greyness, Green, and Rose Aureate at this price point. However, all of the other colors are also on sale.

The iPad Air 2020 takes our favorite iPad Pro features and puts them in a slightly more affordable tablet. In our iPad Air (2020) review, we found that Apple tree has upgraded the Air'south display in a serious way. Information technology now has the thinner bezels once simply available in the iPad Pro. It'due south also got the blazing fast A14 Bionic CPU seen in the iPhone 12.

Information technology won our Editor'southward Choice award for a number of reasons, including its iv,262 score on the Geekbench v examination. That beats the Galaxy Tab S7 (3,074) and the iPad 2020 (2,685). The new iPad Air also put in a solid showing on the Tom'due south Guide battery test, lasting 10 hours and 29 minutes.

Information technology'south besides superior to the normal iPad thanks to its support for Apple tree'due south Magic Keyboard and 2nd Gen Apple tree Pencil. This enables super easy typing on the iPad Air, bringing it on par with the iPad Pro and all of Apple's mod MacBooks. (Normally priced at $299, the keyboard is on sale for $199 at Amazon).

Make sure to follow our all-time Apple deals guide for the best sales on Apple products.

As deals editor at Tom's Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying total price for the latest gadgets. With over ten years of deals-hunting feel, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches loftier and depression for the all-time deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is likewise an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.