Best iPad Black Friday

For those who want the best balance of price and performance, the iPad Air 5 is clearly the iPad to choose right now. It doesn’t have the same screen appeal as the iPad Pro, but it comes remarkably close considering how much cheaper it is.

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An iPad with 64GB storage or less is suitable if you want to browse the internet, check your email, Facetime, or watch series. It’s enough storage capacity to download apps and play some games.

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The 2022 iPad Air has the same performance as the 2021 iPad Pros, but it’s $200 to $500 cheaper. The 256GB iPad Air that costs $750 still has twice the storage of the iPad Pro for $50 less. Apple’s iPad Pros differentiate with ProMotion screen tech, better cameras, and a 12.9-inch option.

On paper, the Air is the better device. It offers more impressive specifications, including a larger screen and faster processor. On the other hand, the standard iPad is cheaper – by quite a margin – and still delivers an excellent experience.

Most people should get the new Air, but this gives you that added screen size. The sixth-gen, 2018 iPad can be found for under $200. For basic use, as long as you don’t intend to play immersive games or use a lot of video creation apps, this iPad still has all the power you’d need for the next three years or so.

Pick the 2022 iPad Pro if you want the extra power and better screen over other iPads. It’s very fast, the screen display and speakers are excellent for kicking back and watching movies, and it’s a great tablet for my creatives who need added power for video or photo editing.

With the global supply shortages continuing to cause problems, multiple sources have confirmed Apple has decided to cut iPad production by around 50%. Older iPhone models are also not immune, with some components from the iPhone 12 or earlier being re-allocated to iPhone 13 production.