One of the best iPad deals today is on the iPad Mini at Amazon. Hitting a record-low price again, it's available for $399 (was $499) across all color choices, so you save 20% off the usual price. It's reached that low a price a few times this year but it's a consistently appealing price. $100 is a big saving after all, and oftentimes, you're more likely to see it drop to $429. Usually stock runs low at this price so if you've been waiting for a price drop, this is your chance to not miss out again. There's also the nice bonus that the discount applies to the Space Gray, Starlight, Purple, and Pink models when past iPad deals have often been more limited. That way, you can get the exact color scheme you want without paying extra.
While the iPad Mini doesn't feature amongst our look at the best gaming tablets, other iPads do and, honestly, the iPad Mini offers a very similar experience in a smaller form. It has a great looking 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone and wide color support. While it's not the biggest of displays, it looks great. Landscape stereo speakers help enhance your gaming experience, while its A15 Bionic chip ensures whatever you play loads fast. It's also good for work thanks to its 12MP Ultra Wide front camera with Center Stage support, plus you can use the Apple Pencil (2nd generation) with it to sketch out designs.
You'll find more information on this offer just below, along with plenty more iPad Mini deals further down the page.
More of today's best iPad deals
iPad Minis aren't the only iPad deals going on today. There are also offers on other models of iPads and we've got them all listed below.
We're also rounding up all the latest iPad Pro deals and iPad Air deals as well. Or, if you're looking to hold off on your saving, be sure to check out everything we expect from this year's Black Friday iPad deals.
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