If you can’t wait for Amazon Prime Day July 16 and 17, turns out you don’t even need to — every Prime Day, deals start leaking out early. Right now you can take up to $90 off the recently released M2 iPad Air, for example. And that’s just the biggest savings on a top model. Plenty of early Prime Day deals on M2 iPad Air models with lesser specs can be had, too. See the examples below.
Early Prime Day deals on M2 iPad Air: Up to $90 off
M2 iPad Air came out alongside M4 iPad Pro in May 2024. It’s quite a recent model. But Amazon is cutting prices ahead of Prime Day anyway. These are solid deals on new Apple tablets.
13-inch models
- M2 iPad Air with 13-inch Liquid Retina display, 1TB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera/12MP Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, all-day battery life, space gray —
$1299.00$1,209.00 ($90 off) - M2 iPad Air with 13-inch Liquid Retina display, 512GB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera/12MP Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, all-day battery life, purple —
$1,099.00$1,024.00 ($75 off) - M2 iPad Air with 13-inch Liquid Retina display, 128GB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera/12MP Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, all-day battery life, blue —
$799.00$738.00 ($61 off)
11-inch models
- M2 iPad Air with 11-inch Liquid Retina display, 1TB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera/12MP Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, all-day battery life, blue —
$1,099.00$1,024.00 ($75 off) - M2 iPad Air with 11-inch Liquid Retina display, 512GB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera/12MP Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, all-day battery life, space gray —
$899.00$844.00 ($55 off) - iPad Air with 11-inch Liquid Retina display, 256GB, Landscape 12MP Front Camera/12MP Back Camera, Wi-Fi 6E, Touch ID, all-day battery life, space gray —
$699.99$654.00 ($45 off)
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