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Get a 2021 Apple iPad Mini for Under $400

By Laura Tucker
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If you can’t decide between an iPhone and iPad, why not get the best of both with an iPad Mini? The 2021 Apple iPad Mini has a Liquid Retina Display, Touch ID, Wi-Fi 6, and works with the 2nd gen Apple Pencil. Get it now for just $399.99.

The 6th edition of the iPad Mini has an all-new design with an 8.3″ Liquid Retina display. It’s big enough to see everything on your screen – yet small enough to fit in your hand. The 2nd gen Apple Pencil will attach to the side to charge magnetically. Use Touch ID for secure identification to log in to the iPad and your apps.

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The 2021 Apple iPad Mini includes the new A15 Bionic chip, and an all-day battery allows you to use it for work and leisure activities for up to 10 hours. Make use of the expansive app library on the App Store to do it all. Edit photos and videos, play games, and use the AR capabilities. It includes Wi-Fi 6 and connects through USB-C, and the Wi-Fi + cellular version will connect to 5G.

All that power is enough to FaceTime, stream, and game. Make your video calls with the 12MP Ultra Wide front camera that includes Center Stage so that you will always be in view. Record 4K video, take photos, and scan documents with the 12MP Wide back camera with True Tone flash.

Save $99.01 on this 64GB Wi-Fi-enabled iPad Mini in your choice of colors and pay just $399.99. Alternatively, get 256GB for $539.99, Wi-Fi + cellular and 64GB for $599.99 and 256GB for $799.99.

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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