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The 11th-gen 2025 iPad is the latest model in Apple's flagship lineup, and one of our absolute favorite tablets on the market right now. Our reviewer calls it a great option for those who only need the basics, particularly thanks to its affordable starting price, which is even better thanks to this deal. It features 128GB of base storage and an upgraded A16 processor, as well as a vibrant 11-inch Liquid Retina display. Plus, Wi-Fi 6 support means speedy web performance, and the 12MP rear camera can even capture 4K videos. Just note that only the blue and yellow color variants are available at this price.
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