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Apple iPad Pro M4 Sees Rare $200 Discount at Amazon

Powerful tablets from Apple don't normally go on sale often, but Amazon is now spicing things up with a solid discount on one of the best iPad Pro models. Right now, you can buy the 13-inch iPad Pro M4 for $200 off its original price, making it a surprisingly affordable alternative to the same-sized model with an M5 chip.

A Powerful Deal on the iPad Pro M4

Even though this isn't the first time this iPad has received such a generous price cut, Amazon rarely lets you save more than $200. So, if you're after insane power in Apple's most premium package, grab this model while it's on sale.

The iPad Pro M4 is one of the most powerful Apple tablets. But unlike its high-end M5 successor, this model is now available at an irresistible $200 off its original price. The sale is available on the model with a 13-inch display and 512GB of storage. This offer is not available in your area.

Performance and Display Highlights

Performance and Display Highlights

Although the iPad Pro M4 was released in 2024, it remains way more powerful than the best Galaxy tablets. With the M4 chip, you can multitask, edit videos and handle all sorts of demanding tasks with ease.

Like my colleague Preslav says in our iPad Pro M4 review, the tablet's display is just as good as its chip is powerful. With its Tandem OLED panel, it delivers much better color accuracy and higher brightness. As for battery life, the model delivers nearly 11 hours of nonstop browsing or up to eight hours and 20 minutes with continuous video streaming. The downside is that charging it completely takes quite a bit. We've measured that juicing it back to 100% takes nearly two and a half hours.

All things considered, I think you shouldn't let the iPad Pro M4's age fool you. With fantastic performance across the board, a gorgeous display and long battery life, it simply checks all the boxes. Plus, now that the 512GB variant is $200 cheaper, it's a much smarter buy for users seeking the ultimate value for their money.