Best Buy: iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini prices reduced by up to $100

With Best Buy, people do not need Black Friday to score some good deals on some of Apple's hottest products. All for the love of low-priced iPads, the titanic retailer has kick-started big rollback promotions on the Cupertino-based tech firm's tablet flagships, the iPad Air 2 and the iPad Mini 3. 

Right this instant, customers can take advantage of the $50 discount Best Buy attached to the iPad Air 2. This offer applies to each of the tablet's variants and with it, buyers can snag a 16 GB Wi-Fi Only edition for only $449 while the Cellular option is up for grabs for only $579. The 64 GB iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi Only is lowered down to $549 while the Cellular model gets a $679 price tag. Lastly, the 128 GB version of the Wi-Fi only Apple tablet is now on sale for $649. The Cellular version is at $779. 

The iPad Mini 3 has a different price-reduction system. As the storage capacity increases, the discount gets higher. There is a $50 price cut on the 16 GB model of the current-generation iPad Mini. The Wi-Fi Only model becomes $349 while the one with Wi-Fi + Cellular is priced at $479. The 64 GB model received a $75 markdown. Buyers can get the models for $554 and $629, respectively. Last but not least, the 128 GB iPad Mini 3 is at a $100 discount. With Best Buy, it can be purchased for only $629 and $729.

Website TUAW implores everyone to dash to the nearest Best Buy outlet and check out the steal. Best Buy has not announced how long these offers will last so while they are still fired up, buyers should get their game face on and take advantage of the huge discounts. ITech Post added that iPads sell really well without the cut rates; moreso when these two, both released in October, are sold at knockdown prices.

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