Amazon Prime Day iPad deals 2023: these offers on Apple's tablets are still live

Amazon Prime day logo for the iPad.
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Specific Amazon Prime Day iPad deals may now be behind us, but that doesn't stop the discounts from rolling in, even if they are a little less potent compared to the last two days of offers.

Latent Prime Day deals are now dwindling as the sales period has officially ended, but there's still a chance that you'll be able to nab a discount on your chosen Apple slate.

The deals you'll find here are cherry-picked based on our experience with the best tablets Apple has to offer. We've tested them all and we've been keeping tabs on their pricing too, so you know you're getting a worthwhile deal if it features below, even if it isn't as low as it was during Prime Day.

Let's start with some Stateside deals:

Today's best deals (US)

Apple iPad 10.9 (2022): $599now $549 at Amazon

Apple iPad 10.9 (2022): was $599 now $549 at Amazon
It seems the killer Prime Day discounts on the latest standard iPad are no more, meaning the base 64GB Wi-Fi-only model must have sold out, however, there's still a small discount on the 256GB model, if you were worried about the baseline storage anyway. You can also pick up a 64GB Wi-Fi + cellular model with the same discount as above.

Apple iPad Mini (2021, 64GB): $499now $399.99 on Amazon

Apple iPad Mini (2021, 64GB): was $499 now $399.99 on Amazon
This is a great price on the surprisingly powerful Apple iPad Mini (2021), the sixth generation of Apple's mini tablet. Sure, it was hair cheaper at the height of Prime Day, but this post-Prime-day deal still offers a decent reduction. The current Mini sports an 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, an A15 chipset, offers up to ten hours of video playback and weighs less than 300 grams.

Apple iPad 10.2 (2021, 64GB): $329now $279.99 on Amazon

Apple iPad 10.2 (2021, 64GB): was $329 now $279.99 on Amazon
Another post-Prime Day discount that isn't quite as sweet but still worth considering. As you can still buy the iPad 10.2 new from Apple, so this is a worthwhile bargain on one of Apple's best current tablets. Even though it's a bit older for a base model iPad, Apple tablets are powerful enough to keep running for years, and Apple updates its older tablets with the latest iPad OS, far longer than rival Android tablets see support.

Apple iPad Air (2022, 64GB): $599now $551 at Amazon

Apple iPad Air (2022, 64GB): was $599 now $551 at Amazon
The latest iteration of the company's super-thin iPad Air is currently on sale at Amazon for $551. That's $50 more than its Prime Day lowest but still a reduction on what remains the latest iPad Air. M1-power and Apple Pencil (gen 2) support in a stylish package.

Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022): $1,099now $1,049 at Amazon

Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022): was $1,099 now $1,049 at Amazon
The 128GB variant of Apple's latest iPad Pro 12.9-inch is back to within $50 off right now at Amazon. In our iPad Pro 12.9-inch review, we found that the current model doesn't offer a huge upgrade but does add more power to an already powerful tablet. Still, as a portable device for creatives, it's unbeatable right now, thanks to its gorgeous screen, speedy M2 chip and vast array of apps.

Renewed Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022, 256GB): $1,149.99now $979 at Amazon

Renewed Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022, 256GB): was $1,149.99 now $979 at Amazon
You can punch above your wallet size if you get a renewed version of the iPad Pro 12.9-inch, saving 14% compared to a new model. There's a 256GB model that sells for less than the new 128GB model. As it's a 'renewed' model, it's new for all intents and purposes, internally.

This is also an 'Excellent Condition' model, which means that it should be indistinguishable from a fresh-out-of-the-box iPad Pro. To top it all off, Amazon offers a 90-day return policy if you aren't satisfied.

Today's best deals (UK)

Pickings were disappointingly slim for UK-based Prime Day iPad deals this year and post Prime Day, they haven't exactly improved. Even so, you'll still find some reductions on the best iPads below.

Apple iPad Pro 11-inch (2021, 2TB): £1,899£1,380.69 at Amazon

Apple iPad Pro 11-inch (2021, 2TB): was £1,899 now £1,380.69 at Amazon
You can still save a decent 27% on the 2TB variant of the iPad Pro 11 (2021). This still-impressive tablet offers PC-like performance in the palm(s) of your hand, courtesy of its superb M1 chipset, and battery life is exceptionally strong, too. Our main gripe with the iPad Pro 11 (2021) was its high price when paired with high storage, but this Amazon deal goes some way to abating that criticism.

Apple iPad mini (2021, 64GB, cellular)£749.99now £599 at Amazon

Apple iPad mini (2021, 64GB, cellular): was £749.99 now £599 at Amazon
While UK iPad Mini discounts are in short... supply this impressive offer surprised us by running past Prime Day. For some reason the 20% discount can only be found on the pink and purple, 64GB, Wi-Fi + cellular sixth-gen iPad Minis. If your primary iPad use is content consumption, then the iPad Mini may actually be the best option, as you'll find in our iPad mini (2021) review.

Apple iPad 10.9 (2022, cellular, 256GB): £859now £779.97 at Amazon

Apple iPad 10.9 (2022, cellular, 256GB): was £859 now £779.97 at Amazon
2022's 10.9-inch iPad comes in a range of pleasing colours, sports Apple's A14 Bionic chip, a Liquid Retina display and Wi-Fi 6. It's also the first in its line to commit to a landscape orientation, with a 12MP front-facing camera that boasts Centre Stage. It can be paired with the Apple Pencil (first-gen) and its own dedicated Magic Keyboard Folio, for enhanced productivity. The best reduction post-Prime Day seems to be 9% off the pink 256GB Wi-Fi + cellular model

Apple iPad Air (2022, Wi-Fi, 64GB): £669now £577.99 at Amazon

Apple iPad Air (2022, Wi-Fi, 64GB): was £669 now £577.99 at Amazon
Apple's iPad Air (2022) – the latest iteration of the company's super-thin tablet – has, after a brief £50 spike, reverted back to near its Prime Day low, at £577.99, which we'd say is a pretty good discount for what the latest Air brings to the table, what with its M1 power.

Amazon Prime Day iPad deals: FAQs

iPad 10.9 (2022) screen

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When will Prime Day iPad deals be available?

Prime Day has now passed for 2023, but although some of the best and brightest iPad days have come and gone for the moment, we're pleasantly surprised by the ongoing discounts you can find on Apple's famed tablet line on Amazon.

Of course, if you did miss out on snapping up a hot deal, the next big sales event of the year is Black Friday, which in 2023 is set to kick off a four-day sales period, starting November 24.

Do you need Amazon Prime to get these deals?

Yes, you do need an Amazon Prime membership to get access to the best sales on Prime Day.

If you land on the page and see there's no mention of needing a Prime membership, then it's likely you won't need one to get that price.

With all that said, if you're not a Prime member, then it's not a bad idea to sign up anyway. There's always a 30-day free trial on offer, and you'll get full access to Amazon's big sales and free expedited delivery, alongside a ton of other perks.

For everyone else, you need to activate or renew your subscription in order to take part. It currently costs $14.99 / £8.99 per month, or you can pick up a one-year membership for $139 / £95.

Amazon Prime: 30-day free trial

Amazon Prime: 30-day free trial
If you've never signed up before you can get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime to get access to Prime Day deals, when they roll around each year. You get the same benefits as paid members, including free delivery, and access to other services such as Prime Video, Prime Music, Prime Gaming and more. You can cancel at any time during the trial to avoid paying the regular fee, which is $14.99 / £8.99 per month.

Axel Metz
Senior Staff Writer

Axel is a London-based Senior Staff Writer at TechRadar, reporting on everything from the latest Apple developments to newest movies as part of the site's daily news output. Having previously written for publications including Esquire and FourFourTwo, Axel is well-versed in the applications of technology beyond the desktop, and his coverage extends from general reporting and analysis to in-depth interviews and opinion. 


Axel studied for a degree in English Literature at the University of Warwick before joining TechRadar in 2020, where he then earned an NCTJ qualification as part of the company’s inaugural digital training scheme. 

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