After using the iPad mini for a few days, getting to grips with iPadOS 18 in a smaller form factor, and testing out ...

So, the iPad mini is definitely the more powerful device here, with its A17 Pro. It's more pricey too, starting at $499. So the simple answer from the get-go is — if you just want the cheapest Apple ...

the iPad Air is a great option if you don’t want to splurge on the iPad Pro but you still want plenty of power. While the screen isn’t quite as good as the iPad Pro, everything else about it ...

After discount, prices start as low as $39 ... offers a great typing experience for your iPad Air (4th Gen) or iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd Gen). The lightweight cover can also protect the front and ...

Its performance holds up in the portable space, though, and considering its new record-low price makes it considerably ...

Thanks to the A17 Pro chip, the new iPad Mini is the cheapest way to experience Apple Intelligence features. The new iPad Mini also brings support for the Apple Pencil Pro, becoming the cheapest ...

This new iPad Pro is 5.1mm thick (the thinnest yet), and weighs roughly a pound. It also boasts an Ultra Retina XDR display and 12MP camera. This is one of the lowest prices we’ve seen for the ...

Apple skipped updating their cheapest iPad this year (and last ... Apple is likely only using the A17 Pro chip in the new iPad mini because there were readily available binned chips, left over ...

I had been using my Apple Pencil constantly with my iPad Pro for annotating PDFs ... Even I have bought cheap headphones, fitness trackers, clothing and much more from the site, and not much ...

Following Apple’s May 2024 event (where new iPad Pro and iPad Air models were announced ... probably because it’s already the cheapest iPad and recently received a large price cut.

Explore the upcoming iPad 11, featuring Apple Intelligence, the A18 chip, and exciting new features from Apple’s latest entry ...