SAVE $80: As of Dec. 6,eroticism and art in China the iPad (9th Gen) is on sale for $249 at Walmart. That's a 24% saving on the list price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple iPad (9th Gen) $249 at Walmart If you're looking for a tablet upgrade and having the latest model isn't high on your priority list, you need to check out this great Walmart deal on the iPad (9th Gen). From Dec. 6, this model is on sale for $249.99, saving you $80 on list price. This deal is specific to the 64GB, WiFi model.
This is an ideal option if you want an iPad that doesn't break the bank. Despite being a slightly older model, the iPad (9th Gen) still offers an impressive performance. It features a bright and colorful 10.2-inch Retina display with True Tone for comfortable viewing and is powered by the A13 Bionic chip, so you get a smooth, quick performance. No buffering or annoying load times when multitasking, gaming, or switching between apps.
SEE ALSO: The latest Apple AirPods 4 are at their lowest-ever price on AmazonThe 12MP Ultra Wide front camera with Center Stage is a great feature, ensuring you are focused and able to engage in video calls, while the 8MP back camera is great for photos and scanning documents. With up to 256GB of storage, Touch ID for secure access, and compatibility with the Apple Pencil (1st Gen) and Smart Keyboard, it’s an ideal option for both work tasks and entertainment.
Head to Walmart to grab this great deal.
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