Latest iPad mini 7 just dropped again: Now back at Prime Day all-time lows from $379 ($120 off)

$120 off/From $379

This week’s Apple sale event went live yesterday with price drops across just about every current-generation product line, including the iPad mini 7. As of yesterday just about every configuration of Apple’s latest miniature iPad dropped $100, but Amazon has now brought back the Prime Day all-time lows to deliver $120 in savings and prices starting from $379 shipped. Details below. 

We have tracked $100 price drops on the latest iPad mini 7 lineup several times since its release in fall 2024. But it had never dropped any lower than that outside of YMMV deals and member-only offers until Prime Day went live early last month. Today’s deals mark a return to Amazon all-time low pricing and the best we have tracked on the lineup to date:

• iPad mini 7 128GB $379 (Reg. $499)
• iPad mini 7 256GB $479 (Reg. $599)
• iPad mini 7 512GB $679 (Reg. $800)

All three storage configurations options have now dropped back to the all-time low pricing at $120 off the going rate. 

As mentioned above, we saw the iPad mini 7 go $100 off yesterday as the massive Apple sale event went live. Today’s deal, which is being ushered in by the Best Buy Deals of the Day, might very well only stick around until midnight tonight – just about all of the deals on the Apple sale that went live yesterday will remain through Sunday by the looks of it, but the Prime Day $120 discounts on iPad mini 7 might very well not. 

iPad mini 7 features:

iPad mini. Built for Apple Intelligence. It’s incredibly portable and powerful, featuring the ultrafast A17 Pro chip, an 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, plus superfast Wi-Fi 6E. And it works with Apple Pencil Pro, so you can study, work, play, and create from anywhere. Apple Intelligence is the personal intelligence system that helps you write, express yourself, and get things done effortlessly. With groundbreaking privacy protections, it gives you peace of mind that no one else can access your data—not even Apple. Coming this fall.

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