SAVE $150:As of Aug. 12, the 11‑inch Apple iPad Air (M3, 128 GB, WiFi) is on sale for $449 at Amazon. That's down from $599, saving you 25% on list price.
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If the iPad Pro is overkill for your needs (and your wallet), the new M3-powered iPad Air might be your perfect match.
Amazon has the 11-inch Apple iPad Air (M3, 128GB) for $449, slashing $150 off the usual $599 price. Not only is that a hefty 25% discount, but it’s also the lowest price we’ve seen on this model since launch.
SEE ALSO: Apple’s 13-inch iPad Pro M4 is $200 off at Amazon, and it’s basically future-proofPowered by Apple’s solid M3 chip, the Air breezes through multitasking, creative workflows, and even graphics-heavy gaming. The 11-inch Liquid Retina display brings your content to life with rich colors, True Tone adjustments, and ultra-low reflectivity makes editing photos, watching movies, or scrolling through your TikTok feed easy.
Price:$449
$599(save $150)Retailer:Amazon
Display:11‑inch Liquid Retina, 2360 × 1640 resolution
Processor:Apple M3 chip (8‑core CPU, 9‑core GPU)
Storage:128 GB
Connectivity:WiFi 6E
Battery Life:All-day
Cameras:12 MP front (Center Stage) and rear
Special Features:Apple Intelligence, Touch ID, Apple Pencil Pro + USB-C Pencil support, Magic Keyboard compatible
It’s also ready for Apple Intelligence, so you can take advantage of AI-assisted writing, photo editing, and productivity tools right on your tablet. Pair it with the Apple Pencil Pro (which also has $30 crossed out on Amazon) or Magic Keyboard (here's a third party one for $69.99 with a one-site coupon) for a true laptop alternative that still slips easily into a backpack.
With all-day battery life, WiFi 6E speeds, and a sleek, lightweight build, the M3 iPad Air is built for both work and play if you want it. This is a rare $150 discount on one of the best tablet brand on the market, with bonus points and functionality if you're already in the Apple ecosystem.
