Save up to $150 on cheap iPad deals this week

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Amazon's shelves are lined with excellent iPad deals this week, with some Pro and entry level models dropping back down to their lowest prices ever. That means now is an excellent time to grab a luxury tablet, and we're seeing discounts on the full range right now. 

iPad deals have been a little lacklustre over the past couple of weeks, however right now you'll find the entry-level 8th generation 10.2-inch model available for just $299 (was $329), with the 128GB model dropping down to a brand new record low at $395 (was $429) - though there is a wait on shipping for the latter model. 

If you need something a little more powerful, however, you'll want to be checking out Amazon's latest iPad Pro deals. While not offering quite the record low price drops, these sales can still save you some considerable cash - especially if you're after the larger 12.9-inch model. While the 11-inch is only seeing a $50 discount on the 256GB device (now $849, was $899), you'll find savings of up to $100 across a range of configurations on the more expensive tablet. 

You'll find all our top picks from this week's iPad deals just below. 

Not in the US? Scroll down for more cheap iPad deals in your region. 

Today's best iPad deals

2020 10.2-inch iPad (32GB): $329 $299 at Amazon

2020 10.2-inch iPad (32GB): $329 $299 at Amazon
This is an incredibly popular iPad deal - selling out every time Amazon drops that price from $329 to $299. It's easy to see why - as Apple's most affordable tablet the entry-level 10.2-inch model is its most popular, and with a $30 discount bringing it below $300 you're getting 32GB of storage and all those fancy new features at a great price.

2020 10.2-inch iPad (128GB): $429 $395 at Amazon

2020 10.2-inch iPad (128GB): $429 $395 at Amazon
Quadruple your storage with this 128GB model, available for a brand new record low of $395 right now at Amazon. This has been a particularly popular iPad deal already, however, and shipping times are stretching back to April right now.

2020 iPad Air: $599 $559 at Amazon

2020 iPad Air: $599 $559 at Amazon
Amazon has also dropped the price of the Sky Blue iPad Air 4 back down to $559 this week. That's not, unfortunately, the record low but it's only $10 away from it and with a wide range of colors in stock there's still plenty of value in here.

2020 iPad Pro 11-inch (256GB): $899 $849 at Amazon

2020 iPad Pro 11-inch (256GB): $899 $849 at Amazon
iPad deals on the 11-inch Pro models are running a little sparse this week. However, you'll still find this $50 discount on the 256GB model up for grabs. That's not the cheapest we've seen it (this device dropped to $799 back in November) but considering there are very few discounts available on these premium devices right now, those looking for more power should take note.

2020 iPad Pro 12.9-inch (128GB): $999 $949 at Amazon

2020 iPad Pro 12.9-inch (128GB): $999 $949 at Amazon
In contrast to the 11-inch model above, however, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is seeing $50 to $100 discounts across the range right now. They aren't yielding the cheapest prices we've seen so far, but they're certainly not far off and still offer some excellent value this week. 

128GB: $999 $949 | 256GB: $1,099 $999 | 512GB: $1,299 $1,199 | 1TB: $1,499 $1,399 

More iPad deals

If you're in need of a Windows machine you might want to check out the latest Surface Pro deals instead of these iPad deals. However, if you're just after something a little smaller, it's worth checking out the latest iPad Mini deals for a far cheaper tablet. Or, if you're looking to spend as little as possible, we're also rounding up all the best cheap Android tablets as well. 

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Tabitha Baker
Deals Editor

Tabs is a Deals Editor at TechRadar, bringing you all the latest savings on the tech everyone's talking about and covering deals on gaming, laptops, tablets and more in the US and UK. Happiest with a DualSense controller in her hand, she's also contributed to GamesRadar, Tom's Guide and T3 and specializes in gaming hardware and computing.