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Costco Members: Apple iPad 8th Gen 10.2" Wi-Fi Tablet (2020): 32GB $280, 128GB
$360
$400
10% off
+ $5 S/Hat Costco Wholesale
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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: 128GB Apple iPad 8th Gen 10.2" Wi-Fi Tablet (Latest Model) on sale for $359.99. Shipping is $4.99. Thanks ajkam
Note, Non-members are subject to a 5% surcharge
Note, Non-members are subject to a 5% surcharge
- Space Gray (MYLD2LL/A)
- Space Gray (MYL92LL/A)
- 10.2" 2160x1620 LED-backlit Multi-Touch display w/ IPS technology
- A12 Bionic chip with 64-bit architecture
- 32GB or 128GB Internal Storage
- 8MP rear-facing camera / 1.2MP front-facing camera
- Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac + Bluetooth 4.2
- Support for Smart Keyboard and Apple 1st Gen Pencil (sold separately)
- Lithium-Polymer Battery (up to 10 hours of battery life)
- Apple iPadOS 14
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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: 128GB Apple iPad 8th Gen 10.2" Wi-Fi Tablet (Latest Model) on sale for $359.99. Shipping is $4.99. Thanks ajkam
Note, Non-members are subject to a 5% surcharge
Note, Non-members are subject to a 5% surcharge
- Space Gray (MYLD2LL/A)
- Space Gray (MYL92LL/A)
- 10.2" 2160x1620 LED-backlit Multi-Touch display w/ IPS technology
- A12 Bionic chip with 64-bit architecture
- 32GB or 128GB Internal Storage
- 8MP rear-facing camera / 1.2MP front-facing camera
- Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac + Bluetooth 4.2
- Support for Smart Keyboard and Apple 1st Gen Pencil (sold separately)
- Lithium-Polymer Battery (up to 10 hours of battery life)
- Apple iPadOS 14
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I went with the regular iPad after much debate and don't regret it one bit. After using/owning every level of iPad in the last, having the "cheap" version has its advantages. First being that this design, while some say is outdated, has been in production for so long that many of its quirks have been ironed out. The lack of laminated display also means you won't have costly replacements, nor will you see the level of backlight bleed or bezel pressure points that rough handling can cause issues with.
The screen quality is also excellent for content consumption. The lack of Truetone is my biggest gripe, but you'd only notice the difference comparing it side by side with another model.
I hope some of this info can be helpful to those of you looking. At the end of the day, I would say take one of these and put the extra money into nice accessories.
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I went with the regular iPad after much debate and don't regret it one bit. After using/owning every level of iPad in the last, having the "cheap" version has its advantages. First being that this design, while some say is outdated, has been in production for so long that many of its quirks have been ironed out. The lack of laminated display also means you won't have costly replacements, nor will you see the level of backlight bleed or bezel pressure points that rough handling can cause issues with.
The screen quality is also excellent for content consumption. The lack of Truetone is my biggest gripe, but you'd only notice the difference comparing it side by side with another model.
I hope some of this info can be helpful to those of you looking. At the end of the day, I would say take one of these and put the extra money into nice accessories.
I went with the regular iPad after much debate and don't regret it one bit. After using/owning every level of iPad in the last, having the "cheap" version has its advantages. First being that this design, while some say is outdated, has been in production for so long that many of its quirks have been ironed out. The lack of laminated display also means you won't have costly replacements, nor will you see the level of backlight bleed or bezel pressure points that rough handling can cause issues with.
The screen quality is also excellent for content consumption. The lack of Truetone is my biggest gripe, but you'd only notice the difference comparing it side by side with another model.
I hope some of this info can be helpful to those of you looking. At the end of the day, I would say take one of these and put the extra money into nice accessories.
I went with the regular iPad after much debate and don't regret it one bit. After using/owning every level of iPad in the last, having the "cheap" version has its advantages. First being that this design, while some say is outdated, has been in production for so long that many of its quirks have been ironed out. The lack of laminated display also means you won't have costly replacements, nor will you see the level of backlight bleed or bezel pressure points that rough handling can cause issues with.
The screen quality is also excellent for content consumption. The lack of Truetone is my biggest gripe, but you'd only notice the difference comparing it side by side with another model.
I hope some of this info can be helpful to those of you looking. At the end of the day, I would say take one of these and put the extra money into nice accessories.
Best Buy probably would have been around $5 less (no shipping) - AMEX $25 off $250 - 1% back on the total charge = around $356.67.
The difference is worth buying from Costco for me. Would probably submit a price adjustment request if there are any further drops for Black Friday and return/rebuy if that doesn't go through.
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Spend $600 on the Apple Card's, get $120 in target gift cards. Makes it essentially $480ish
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