As we approach back-to-school time, you may consider purchasing an Apple iPad with Wi-Fi for your students. Then again, you may just want one for yourself. Either way, you can take advantage of some phenomenal Prime Day Deals on the popular product. The number one best seller and Amazon’s Choice is the new space gray 9.7-inch Retina display version with 32 GB. This version of iPad uses a A10 fusion chip, includes their touch ID fingerprint sensor, has an 8MP back camera and 1.2 FaceTime HD front camera, uses 2 speaker audio, and includes up to 10 hours of battery life. It also connects to any Bluetooth keyboard. This product retails for $329. You can take advantage of the Prime Day special and purchase it for $249.
Apple iPad – Space Gray (Image Via Amazon.com)
If you want an even better deal, consider the 128 GB version of the same product. Normally priced at $429, you can own this 128 GB iPad for only $329 today. For only $80 more, you can have 4 times the capability! Think about it, $329 is the regular retail price for the Apple iPad with 32 GB. Consider all the ways you will use this product before you decide which one works best for you. They are both great deals! The 128 GB might be more enticing since this size isn’t usually discounted. It is powerful and efficient and very fast. The 64-bit architecture, 4-core design, and 3.3 billion transistors make it the best of its kind. Use it to multi-task, do research, FaceTime, edit a 4K video, take notes, draw, play graphics-intensive games, and experience the latest augmented reality apps. Don’t let this tremendous deal pass. Once you own this 5-star device, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.
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