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Unbeatable Value: Apple’s M3-powered iPad Air at $499
Apple iPad Price Increase: Is the 128GB iPad Air a Good Deal?
Apple recently implemented price increases on their products, leading to higher costs for iPads and other devices. If you missed out on last week’s Prime Day sale and are in the market for an iPad, there’s a deal you might want to consider. Best Buy is currently offering the 128GB iPad Air, equipped with the M3 processor and both Wi-Fi and 5G cellular support, for $499. At just $50 more than the base iPad, the iPad Air offers better performance and overall value.
128GB iPad Air vs. Base iPad
The 128GB iPad Air features a laminated, antireflective coating and a wider color gamut compared to the base iPad. This makes it a superior choice for entertainment and content creation. With its M3 processor, the iPad Air outperforms the A16 processor found in the base iPad, offering more cores and Apple Intelligence support. It also supports the upcoming iPadOS 27 and is compatible with the Apple Pencil Pro.
128GB iPad Air vs. M4 Air
Comparing the 128GB iPad Air to the newer M4 Air, which starts at $749 for the Wi-Fi model and $899 for the cellular model, the M3 Air holds its own. While slightly slower than the M4 Air, the M3 Air offers 8GB of memory, older wireless radio technology, and similar features at a much lower price point. Priced at $500, the M3 Air is a great value for those looking for a high-performance tablet.
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