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Looking for a new tablet? You'll love this latest Amazon deal on the Apple iPad (10th Gen). As of May 15, this model is reduced by 26% to just $367. This deal is specific to the WiFi-only 256GB option in blue. If that's not your color, don't worry; there are different discounts available in other colorways.

The Apple iPad (10th Gen) boasts a sleek, modern design, perfect for work or entertainment on the go. It has a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display and the A14 Bionic chip that delivers super powerful performance for multitasking, whether you're browsing, gaming, or working.

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The battery life is seriously impressive and will keep you going all day. I've used this iPad model for a year, and the battery life never fails to impress. If you're someone on the go a lot, this is the model for you.

And the cameras are impressive, too. The 12MP Ultra Wide front camera is ideal for video calls and keeps you centered, so you always look your best. The back camera is also 12MP and can shoot in 4K video.

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