The 6th generation iPad Mini has been around since 2021, and it's not yet on the list of Apple products no longer getting software updates, so it's still a solid buy. If you missed the Prime Day deal on the iPad Mini, the 64GB wifi-only model is back to the $349.99 (originally $499) price, matching its lowest price ever according to price-checking tools.
The iPad Mini was the last of the iPads to receive a new model this year after the iPad and iPad Air got theirs, both of which are also discounted right now. Regardless of being three years old already, it is a capable mini tablet even in 2024. It has the A15 Bionic chip, a fast processor a generation ahead of the 10th-generation iPad's A14 Bionic chip. The battery life is also competitive, with an average of about seven hours depending on your use, according to PCMag's review. The 8.3-inch screen is small enough to fit in a jacket pocket and has a resolution of 2,226 by 1,448 pixels.
If you still have a second-generation Apple Pencil around, you can use it for this iPad.
The iPad Mini is not the only iPad that is currently discounted. These other iPads are also available:
Apple iPad Pro 11-Inch (M4) Wifi + Cellular $1,112 (originally $1,199.99)
Apple iPad Air 13-inch (M2) $738 (originally $799)
Apple iPad Air 11-inch (M2) $549 (originally $599)
Apple iPad (10th Generation) $334 (originally $349)
Apple iPad (9th generation) $229 (originally $329)
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