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Rare price drop knocks nearly $400 off Apple’s 1TB M5 iPad Pro at Amazon

This is almost certainly one of those rare deals that could be gone any minute – a one-off M5 iPad Pro configuration with a sizable price drop that more than likely won’t last for long. Amazon is now offering the 1TB 13-inch model at nearly $400 off.

Amazon is now offering Apple’s latest 13-inch 1TB M5 iPad Pro for $1,699.97 shipped

You’re looking at a regularly $2,099 machine here at $399 off the list price to deliver the best deal we can find anywhere from a reputable source. And notable deals on M5 iPad Air have become increasingly rare over the last few months or more.

While that’s still quite an investment and there was a price increase back in late June, this is easily among the best deals we have tracked on a 13-inch M5 iPad Air. 

While some of the deals on tech as of late are just bringing the offers back down to the former pre-price hike MSRP, today’s deal is actually $200 under the old list price and within $50 of the best price we have ever tracked. Only a couple times previous to the price increase did we ever track this model for any less than this. 

Again, this is very much a one-off deal situation and this is the only configuration seeing such a notable price drop right now – this could very well be an indication this deal will not be sticking around for very long. Get in there while you can if you’re interested in an upgrade to Apple’s top-tier iPad offering. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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