If you’ve had your eyes set on a 10.5-inch iPad Pro, Walmart’s got a fantastic deal for you. As of right now, you can buy the more portable version of Apple’s powerful tablet for just $765.83. Yes, that’s an oddly unrounded price, but who cares when you’re saving $233 off the $999 Apple itself wants for it?
The device is available for this price in gold and rose gold , and this looks like the best deal we’ve seen yet for the device by a long shot. You’ll also get it pretty quickly, too, as the offer comes with free two-day shipping. Inventory appears to be limited, though, so we’d advise jumping on this deal as soon as possible.
Nabbing this deal now gets you an astounding 10.5-inch iPad with a 2224×1668 display with 512GB of storage that’s powered by Apple’s A10X Fusion chip. It comes with a 7MB front camera and a 12MP rear camera, and features a wonderful four-speaker audio system that produces much better sound than I ever would have expected from a tablet.
How much do we love it? When we reviewed it last year, we gave this tablet a rare perfect five-star score. “Overall, if last year’s iPad Pro was the Venus Williams of tablets, you can think of this new model as the Serena,” reviewer Oscar Raymundo said at the time. “If you already own a 9.7-inch iPad Pro, you probably won’t have a big reason to upgrade. But if you’re trying to replace your MacBook with a powerful iPad as your main computer, then this model is as good as it gets right now.”
I personally used an iPad Pro in place of a laptop for years, and I loved it in many ways. That said, there are a few things you should keep in mind should you choose to make that step. I outlined a few of them earlier this month.
But even if you don’t want to make the full switch, the iPad Pro is still a fantastic device to have. Unless I need to do absolutely serious work, it’s still the device I reach for when I plan to be out and about for the day.
[ Today’s deal: 10.5-inch 512GB iPad Pro with Wi-Fi for $766.]
Author: Leif Johnson, Contributing Writer
Leif is a San Francisco-based tech journalist. He's a big fan of fantasy RPGs, and you can find his previous work on IGN, Rolling Stone, VICE, PC Gamer, Playboy, Mac|Life, TechRadar, and numerous other publications.