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Whether you're looking for a new tablet or Peter North Jenna Jameson - Priceless (1995)ready to refresh the current iPad you already own, these iPad deals make it worth your while to lock your purchase in now.

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Best iPad deal overall 2021 iPad (64GB, WiFi) $249 at Amazon (Save $80)

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Best 2022 iPad deal 2022 iPad (64GB, WiFi) $419 at Amazon (Save $30 )

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Best iPad Air deal iPad Air (256GB, WiFi) $649.99 at Amazon (Save $100)

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It's never a bad time to add a new iPad to your collection. It doesn't matter if it's your first or your fifth, these portable powerhouses can handle just about anything you throw at them. They're great options for streaming your favorite TV shows and movies, gaming on the go or getting some work done on your commute.

As of Jan. 19, you can save some serious money on a few of the most prominent iPad models on the market, from the classic iPad to the iPad Air and everything in between. To make things a bit easier for you, we've selected a few of our favorite deals that are a good idea to snap up right now — before they're all gone.

Below, find our picks for the best iPad deals you can buy right now.

Best iPad deal overall

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon 2021 iPad (64GB, WiFi)

Why we like it

This 2021 iPad is hovering around the $229 price it went for around Black Friday, which makes it a great option you should snatch up. For this price, a recent iPad is a no-brainer, no matter what you're looking to use it for. It's also still cheaper than the 2022 iPad model even when that model's on sale. Given Apple's penchant for incremental upgrades, you aren't missing out on much if you skip the pricier upgrade. This tablet is great for browsing online, watching YouTube videos, or keeping up with family, so non-power users have plenty of reasons to get this bad boy while it's hot – figuratively speaking, of course.

Best 2022 iPad deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon 2022 iPad (WiFi, 64GB)

Why we like it

For those who don't mind spending a little extra to get a more recent iPad model, the 2022 edition is still well worth buying to say you're up to date with newer tech. This model nets you an upgrade to the A14 Bionic chip, which offers zippier performance, and WiFi 6 connectivity. Its battery life also lasts a bit longer, making it a prime choice for long usage sessions. If none of that really matters to you, though, you can still get away with grabbing an older model, since the differences are negligible if you're a casual user.

Best iPad Air deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon iPad Air (256GB, WiFi)

Why we like it

The iPad Air isn't quite as small as the iPad Mini, but it's downsized enough from its other iPad brethren that it makes a significant difference. This lightweight tablet is a great alternative to the heavier iPad and iPad Pro, with a thin and lightweight chassis that houses an M1 chip, Touch ID, and WiFi 6 support. You can also use the Apple Pencil with this model for simple note-taking on the go. It's everything you love about the original iPad but in a much more portable package.

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• 2022 iPad (64GB, WiFi) — $349$449at Best Buy (save $100)

iPad (9th gen)

• 2021 iPad (256GB, WiFi) — $379$479at Walmart (save $100)

iPad Air

• iPad Air (64GB, WiFi) — $499.99$599at Best Buy (save $99.01)

• iPad Air (64GB, WiFi + cellular) — $629.99$749at Amazon (save $119.01)

• iPad Air (256GB, WiFi + cellular) — $799.99$899at Amazon (save $99.01)

iPad mini

• iPad mini (64GB, WiFi) — $469$499at Amazon (save $30)

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