Technology

Get a new-to-you iPad Pro and accessory bundle for $270

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TL;DR: As of June 9, get a refurbished iPad Pro 9.7″ for just $ 269.99 — that’s 28% off.


The iPad Pro is known as one of the most powerful tablets out there, with many features of a full-blown laptop. One tradeoff? A predictably hefty price tag, as par for the course for high-end tablets.

It can be hard to justify spending more than a grand on a brand-new iPad Pro, even if your day-to-day tasks necessitate its processing power. The good news? You can still get an iPad Pro at a much more accessible price point with this deal on the refurbished 2016 model. It nets you a new-to-you iPad Pro, along with a bunch of nifty accessories. For a limited time, you can score the bundle for only $ 269.99.

This refurbished iPad Pro boasts a stunning, 9.7-inch, fully-laminated Retina display that lets you stream your favorite content on a generously large screen with multi-touch controls. If you’re a power user, you can rest easy knowing that the screen offers True Tone technology, helping prevent eye strain even during extended use.

Under its hood packs a powerful Apple A9X processor and 2GB of RAM that is designed to let you juggle multiple apps — including the memory-intensive ones — seamlessly, 256GB of flash memory storage for housing your essential files and media, and a battery that provides up to 10 hours of continuous browsing, surfing, and gaming.

This iPad Pro also comes equipped with dual cameras for high-quality video calls, capturing photos and videos on the go, dual-band Wi-Fi with MIMO capability, Bluetooth 4.2, and dual microphones and speakers that can automatically adjust to minimize muffling.

With your purchase, you’ll get a slew of protective accessories, including a pre-installed tempered glass and a cover. You’ll also receive a charger and a stylus pen for easier browsing and sketching.

Formerly retailing for $ 379, you can get this refurbished iPad Pro and accessory bundle for only $ 269.99.

Prices subject to change.

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