Woot! has
64GB Apple iPad Mini 6th Gen 8.3" Wi-Fi + Cellular Tablet (Pink) on sale for $349.99 - $35 (10%) off automatic savings on the final checkout page =
$314.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
eljunbo for sharing this deal.
Specs:- 8.3" Liquid Retina Display
- A15 Bionic chip with Neural Engine
- Touch ID fingerprint sensor
- 12MP Wide Back Camera + 12MP Ultra Wide Front Camera with Center Stage
- Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) + Cellular
- Up to 10 hours of Battery Life
Top Comments
I was watching the mini 7 but it rarely comes on sale anywhere near 400 and even then that's too expensive. And now with the price increase it's closer to 600$ and the new mini 8th gen is rumored to be even more expensive. Thanks partly to the ai apocalypse and also due to some screen upgrades. You have to remember the iPad mini for the first 5 generations never exceeded 300$ and suddenly everything is double that now, you might as well spend 500 and get an M series iPad Air. They are significantly more powerful than the mini 7 cpu. But the mini form factor is just preferable IMO.
Community Reviews
This iPad Mini 6 stands out as a compact cellular tablet for portability, especially at a new price that is close to used or refurbished mini 6 units. The cellular version is the main draw, and the smaller form factor remains the reason to choose the Mini over larger iPads. The aging A15 chip means no Apple Intelligence, and 64GB storage is a major limitation for apps, media, and updates. Support life also looks shorter than newer A17 or M series models, so it fits best when size and cellular matter most.
The iPad Mini 6 can still be a good fit for buyers who prioritize smaller form factor portability.
The Amazon discount may work during checkout even when it does not appear in the Woot app.
Signing into Woot via an Amazon account can make the discount appear on the checkout page.
The iPad Mini 6 does not support Apple Intelligence features because it uses an A15 chip with 4GB RAM.
The 64GB storage can limit update space and may prevent OS updates after formatting and factory OS usage.
The 64GB configuration can force a trade-in to Apple when storage is insufficient for updates.
The iPad Mini 6 is hard to recommend because its aging hardware and cellular-only setup may shorten practical usefulness.
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I was watching the mini 7 but it rarely comes on sale anywhere near 400 and even then that's too expensive. And now with the price increase it's closer to 600$ and the new mini 8th gen is rumored to be even more expensive. Thanks partly to the ai apocalypse and also due to some screen upgrades. You have to remember the iPad mini for the first 5 generations never exceeded 300$ and suddenly everything is double that now, you might as well spend 500 and get an M series iPad Air. They are significantly more powerful than the mini 7 cpu. But the mini form factor is just preferable IMO.
EDIT: For some reason it wasn't showing on the Woot app but worked fine on the website.
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On the one hand, it's a cellular model, which the cheapest iPad Mini 7th-gen Cellular is $749.
On the other hand... this is the A15 (no apple intellgence), only 64GB of storage, and probably only gets a couple more years of support.
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