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Apple’s iPad lineup is full of options and many of them are the best tablets in their respective categories. Apple’s on something of a streak right now and the latest 2024 M4 iPad Pro is arguably the best tablet ever made. It’s absolutely worthy of that famous “Pro” moniker and sports a next-gen M4 processor and a stunning Ultra Retina XDR OLED display so it’s no surprise that we named it the best iPad for “those with no budget concerns.” With a starting price of $999, it definitely isn’t cheap.
Unfortunately, most of us don’t have the luxury of ignoring price tags. If you’re looking to snag one of these sleek and powerful tablets at a discount, you’ve come to the right place. With years of experience covering tech bargains, Adrian Marlow is one of CNET’s most dedicated deals writers and has collected some of the best offers available right now on the M4 iPad Pro.
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We’ll be updating this post regularly to ensure these prices are current as well, so be sure to check back if you don’t see a deal that’s right for you. With a new model on store shelves, we’re bound to see more frequent discounts on previous-gen Apple tablets. Be sure to check out our full roundup of all the best iPad deals if you’re on the hunt for even more savings.
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What is the best iPad Pro deal right now?
You’ll find similar discounts on the 2024 iPad Pro M4 at most major retailers right now. B&H Photo has a slight edge over the competition as it has every configuration in stock right now, with most discounted between $100 and $200. You’ll also get your tax back if you pay using a Payboo credit card.
Best iPad Pro deals
You can order the iPad Pro at Apple right now, starting at $999. There are no direct discounts on the latest iPad Pro, but you can get up to $520 in trade-in credit if you have an older tablet you’re willing to part with, and those with an Apple Card can get up to 3% cash back on your purchase, which can also save you some money.
While Best Buy isn’t currently offering any direct discounts there are still ways to save money.
If you choose to buy your iPad Pro from Best Buy you can get up to $600 off when you trade in an eligible tablet from Apple, Google, Samsung or another major brand. This deal comes with some bonus freebies, including three free months of Apple TV Plus, Apple Fitness Plus and Apple Music, as well as four free months of Apple Arcade — as long as you’re a new or returning subscriber.
Amazon is offering discounts on both the 11-inch and 13-inch versions of the M4 iPad Pro right now, but there are quite a few configurations that are currently sold out. The biggest discount available is $200 off the 2TB 13-inch model.
B&H isn’t currently offering any direct discounts on the iPad Pro but you can get your local tax back when you pay using the retailer’s Payboo credit card.
Verizon is currently offering you the chance to pick up a new M4 iPad Pro for $180 off when you trade in your old device. Alternatively, you can save $280 in bill credits when you also pick up a 5G iPhone. Just note that you’ll need a service plan for the tablet to take advantage of either offer.
Target currently has both the 11- and 13-inch M4 iPad Pro in stock, but unlike most other retailers, it isn’t offering any straightforward discounts at the moment. You can save 5% if you pay with a Target Circle Card, which knocks $50 off the price. You’ll also get three free months of Apple TV Plus with the purchase.
How we choose iPad Pro deals at CNET
Discounts on the latest Apple devices can be hard to come by, but CNET’s dedicated deals team has years of experience helping readers score savings on top tech. Above, we’ve rounded up any straightforward discounts currently available on the iPad Pro, as well as some additional ways to save. These include any trade-in offers, exclusive discounts when you pay with a specific credit card and any free services you may get with the purchase. We also ensure that all featured deals are sourced from a trustworthy retailer, so you never have to wonder if a bargain is too good to be true.
