With a super-powerful Apple M1 processor and built-in 5G connectivity, the 2021-released iPad Pro 12.9 is on sale at some very hard-to-beat prices right now after discounts of up to $800.
That's right, Best Buy is running a simply mind-blowing sale on the jumbo-sized Apple M1-powered beast, allowing you for an undoubtedly limited time only to get a 2TB storage configuration with built-in cellular connectivity for as"little" as $1,599.99 instead of its obscene $2,399.99 list price.
Obviously, not everyone can afford to cough that up, which is where the retailer's hot new 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB deals come in. With 5G support, those iPad Pro 12.9 variants would"typically" set you back $1,399.99, $1,599.99, and $1,999.99 respectively, but after massive discounts of up to $700 of their own, the three list prices are down to $999.99, $1,099.99, and $1,299.99 respectively.
It essentially goes without saying that these are by far the highest discounts any major US retailer has ever offered on any 2021-released iPad Pro version, and if you don't hurry, Best Buy may well run out of inventory across the board. Delivery times are already... not ideal, at four or five days nationwide, suggesting the supply and demand situation is slowly getting bad.
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