Apple's Future-Proof M1 iPad Air Is Down To Its All-Time Low Price Of $599, Plus Up To Additional $60 Off

Apple's M1-powered iPad Air is down to its all-time low price after a big discount of $150 on Amazon.

What Is The Deal: The iPad Air 5th generation powered by Apple's M1 chip is down to its all-time low price of $599 on Amazon, after a $150 discount.

The deal is applicable on the 64GB version with Wi-Fi and cellular support. Amazon is offering a discount on two colors, Blue and Starlight.

To top it off, you can score an additional flat discount of $60 if you apply for the Amazon Store Card. As a bonus, the card has no annual fee.

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This is also the best price on the iPad Air so far – the previous best discount was $120, which brought down the price to $639.

Largely reminiscent of its 2020 predecessor, the 2022 iPad Air's clincher is the M1 chip, and this deal brings it down to an even more affordable price point.

If you are looking for an iPad that is better than the entry-level standard iPad, the iPad Air 5th generation is worth considering. The M1 chip that powers it makes it an even easier recommendation.

M1 iPad Air Features: Launched in 2022, the iPad Air 5th gen is the most affordable iPad to be powered by the M1 chip. It features a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with a peak brightness of 500 nits.

Its 12MP front and rear cameras are useful for high-quality video calling. Apple has included Wi-Fi 6, 5G, and Bluetooth 5.0 support to make this seamless. Thankfully, it has a USB-C port, which is also expected to feature on the iPhone 15 series this year.

Apple claims that the iPad Air can last 10 hours on a single charge and bundles a 20W power adapter in the box.

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