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Score a 512GB iPad mini at $449 if you’re quick: That’s $450 off the list price

This deal might sell out quick folks. With the price increases and lack of straight up cash deals on iPad lately, this Amazon Renewed Premium offer on the latest 512GB iPad mini at $449 might be the best offer we have tracked on Apple tablets in months – it is $450 off the new list price. 

Amazon is now offering the 512GB iPad mini down at $449 shipped in the gray colorway – we suspect, much like last go around, this deal will not last for long. 

If you head over to Amazon right now, you’ll notice the iPad mini starts at $569 in new condition (down from the $599 list price) and that’s for the 128GB model. The 256GB starts at $674, and the 512GB carries an $899 list price. 

You’re scoring the 512GB model for less than the price of the entry 128GB here and $450 off the list price on the 512GB – this is a seriously notable offer in the best quality Amazon renewed condition there is:

It comes with a 90% battery life guarantee and a 365-day return period too:

  • Screen: When present, no scratches.
  • Body: No signs of cosmetic damage (scratches, dents, and other) are visible when the product is held 12 inches away.
  • Battery: When included, batteries have a capacity that exceeds 90% of the original battery life.
  • Accessories: Generic or original equipment manufacturer accessories and packaging provided.
  • Guarantee: Renewed Premium items come with a 365-day return period.

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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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