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Today only: The 4th Gen iPad Pro with M2 is $600 off

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Not long ago, we lived in a world without the Apple iPad. While it was a scary time, we’ve since had close to 15 years of iPad releases, and Apple shows no signs of stopping. One of the best versions of the popular tablet is the 4th Gen iPad Pro with Apple’s M2 chip. As luck would have it, this model is on sale at Best Buy today:

For just a few more hours, when you purchase the 4th Gen M2 iPad Pro (Wi-Fi w/ 2TB), you’ll save $600. At full price, this iPad sells for $1,900. This is one of the most insane iPad deals we’ve seen this week, so you definitely don’t want to miss this markdown!

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Why you should buy the 4th Gen M2 iPad Pro

Apple’s foray into M Series chipsets for its laptops and tablets has been a huge success, and the 4th Gen iPad Pro M2 continues that trend. This version of the CPU has eight cores and runs iOS 12.2. From casual web browsing to advanced photo and video editing suites, the M2 is engineered to tackle just about any workflow. And with 2TB of storage on your side, you’ll have plenty of bytes for files and downloads.

The 11-inch Liquid Retina display delivers 2388 x 1668 resolution, along with ProMotion, True Tone, and P3 wide color features. Rest assured, the M2 iPad Pro brings a bright and colorful touchscreen to the table. You’ll also be able to take advantage of the 12MP Wide camera, 10MP Ultra Wide back cam, and USB-C connectivity for Thunderbolt 4 and USB 4 usage.

This Best Buy markdown is only going to last for another few hours, so don’t hesitate! Save $600 when you purchase the 4th Gen M2 iPad Pro (Wi-Fi w/ 2TB), and make sure to check out some of the other great tablet deals we’ve been keeping track of. We have a massive list of Apple deals to look through, too!

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Michael Bizzaco
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