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64GB Apple iPad Air 10.9" Wi-Fi Tablet (5th Gen, Latest Model) Expired
$500
$599.99
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Best Buy has 64GB Apple iPad Air 10.9" Wi-Fi Tablet (5th Gen, 2022, Various Colors) on sale for $499.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member e.ponce1989 for finding this deal.
Available Colors:
Thanks to Community Member e.ponce1989 for finding this deal.
Available Colors:
- Purple (MME23LL/A)
- Starlight (MM9F3LL/A)
- Pink (MM9D3LL/A)
- Space Gray (MM9C3LL/A)
- Blue (MM9E3LL/A)
- Latest iPad Air Model
- Specs:
- 10.9" 2360x1640 Resolution True-Tone Liquid Retina IPS display
- Apple M1 chip with Neural Engine
- 8GB RAM
- 64GB Internal Storage
- Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS
- Fingerprint Sensor
- Rear Camera: 12MP Wide Camera
- Front Camera (Selfie): 12MP Ultra Wide Front Camera with Center Stage
- USB Type C Port
- Li-Ion (28.6 Wh) Battery
- iPadOS 15.3
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Best Buy: Apple 10.9-Inch iPad Air Latest Model (5th Generation) with Wi-Fi 64GB ( all colors) $499 + tax
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Someone here on Slickdeals commented the same thing before and I thought it was just that person or they were exaggerating. Nope. According to the multiple Amazon reps I spoke with this is standard practice for Apple products.
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Not even. I rather do the hard way…to avoid expensive regret.
AAFES. that deal expired last week.
Ah - missed it. Thanks a lot. Appreciate your reply!
Sorry I meant $230.
It's part of this quarter's 5% category and you have to activate it. 5% cb if you shop at Walmart or checkout with Paypal with your linked card.
The Apple store is no where nearby me unfortunately. Not lucky unlike most folks here.
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Just a heads up with Amazon…only buy an iPad if you're 100% sure you want to keep. I bought an iPad from Amazon that I wanted to return. They won't let you take it to Kohls or UPS to return. Amazon had to schedule a UPS pickup from my house. Then they require you to wait up to 30 days before issuing a refund since they have to inspect it due to being a high ticket item. They received the iPad I returned on 11/14 and still no refund. I never even removed the seal from the iPad box. For me it's a lesson learned to avoid Amazon when it comes to Apple products.
Someone here on Slickdeals commented the same thing before and I thought it was just that person or they were exaggerating. Nope. According to the multiple Amazon reps I spoke with this is standard practice for Apple products.
Someone here on Slickdeals commented the same thing before and I thought it was just that person or they were exaggerating. Nope. According to the multiple Amazon reps I spoke with this is standard practice for Apple products.
I respectfully disagree.
Testing the iPad demo is not enough for me alone to make a complete informed decision even with multiple trips to Apple, Costco and such. Everyone is different. YouTube video doesn't fill in that void in practical sense.
In the end of the day, I made the right decision to buy the right iPad at my own pace at home for my wants and needs for the right $.
If I were to return that iPad 12.9" variant for the SECOND TIME then I would had other personal issue, admittedly but that even didn't happen.
Now looking back at my experience, I should had started from the iPad 9th gen without looking at the price and compare the other iPad models way up to 12.9" variant then wait for right price to score rather than what I had initially done aka top to bottom. Doesn't help when I started hunting not long ago.
Slickdeals can make you think twice on whether it a good deal or not esp for a newbie like me figuring out the right iPad for me. Research, research, and research.
It all part of the learning experience as no one here will ever get it right the first time all the time.
With an M1 chip I'm baffled why it's can't do ProMotion. Unless it's just being held back which is evil
I upgraded from original iPad Pro and the 5th Gen Air has a noticeable screen improvement.
IMO if you're like me and close the 3-4 apps that are open, you're very unlikely to be impacted. Also, I don't see why Apple can't extend this feature to 64GB models, even an extra 2, 4, 6 gigs, or even 8 gigs won't make a noticeable impact to storage size.
I think it's just Apple's method of segmenting again, using hardware differentiation that they put in, to supposedly affect software, in attempt to sell the more expensive model.
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