When you think of the iPad, you expect to pay a hefty price for one of Apple's premium tablets. That's not the case right now, though, as the iPad 10.2 is now back down to its lowest price ever at Amazon, and it's a bargain not to be missed on the considerably powerful entry-level tablet.
You'll want to get yourself over to Amazon sharpish in order to pick up the iPad 10.2 for $249.99 (opens in new tab) (was $329.99). It's clearly popular as it's going in and out of stock right now, but don't fret if it doesn't appear to be available. Either refresh the page or just click the 'see all buying options' button, and you should be able to add it to your cart from there, too. If that fails, it's also in stock for the same price at Target (opens in new tab).
It is also available at Best Buy (opens in new tab) and Walmart (opens in new tab) for $20 extra if it goes for good at Amazon
And for those in the UK, you can also get the iPad 10.2 at John Lewis for £319 (opens in new tab) - that's just £20 more than the record-low price we've seen on that side of the pond.
Why are folks jumping on this so enthusiastically? Well, as we've said, this is a return to the cheapest price we've seen. It's a rare opportunity to get one of the best tablets available today that we rated 4.5 stars out of 5 in our Apple iPad 10.2 (2021) review at a great price. Quite simply, it's one of the best iPad deals we've seen in months.
Apple iPad 10.2 - lowest price ever
(opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab)We think the Apple iPad 10.2 is such a great buy at $249.99 because it's a well-priced and capable tablet that suits most users. It's fast and easy to use, plus neat tech in the front camera – including the Center Stage tech that always keeps you in the middle of the frame – means it's ideal for selfies and video calls.
And then there's that screen. The 10.2-inch Retina display with True Tone support ensures the device excels with crisp and clear visuals in all surroundings: whether you're casually browsing the net, working, watching videos, or playing games.
Plus, the jump up to 64GB of storage (that's twice as much as the previous generation model) means there's loads of extra space for files and applications.
Ultimately, it's the best value-for-money pick for those who want a formidable tablet but are on a relatively strict budget. The cost of Apple's tablets jumps dramatically when you go up to the iPad Air, iPad Pro, or even the latest iPad 10.9 (2022).
This brand-new base model in Apple's tablet range is unsettlingly expensive given the upgrades are relatively minor – and it costs a whopping $200 more than the iPad 10.2. So, stick with the deal above to get a competent device that seriously outperforms many other cheap tablets.
If you'd still like to compare the iPad 10.2 to its more expensive siblings, we've also rounded up plenty more of today's best iPad deals below. You can also head over to our larger tablet deals hub for the latest offers on a wider range of Android devices from the likes of Samsung, Lenovo, and more.
