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SAVE $99: The порнография тайландApple iPad Mini (6th gen) is on sale for $399.99 now, which is a savings of 20% and just $20 more than the lowest price we've seen for this model.

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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days may have drawn to a close, but that doesn't mean you can't still find some excellent deals. And sometimes, the deals get even better after the event has ended. For instance, if you're ready to buy a new tablet, there's a particularly great deal going on now that you shouldn't skip: a sixth-generation iPad Mini that's even cheaper than its previous Prime Day 2 pricing.

As of Oct. 12, you can get the Apple iPad Mini (6th gen) for just $399.99 at Amazon. That's $99.01 off the normal price of $499.99 and a savings of 30%. It was previously on sale for $469 at Amazon during Prime Day, which was just $30 off its normal price; now it's just $20 more than the lowest price we've ever seen. If you hurry, you can catch it for this additional discount and save big on a small wonder of a tablet.

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Though the iPad Mini is the smallest of Apple's lineup, it can still hang with the big boys. With its 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display and A15 Bionic chip, it's perfect for watching your favorite shows, jumping into Zoom calls for work, or spending some time vegging out with games.

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Thanks to its compatibility with the Apple Pencil, you can even use it as a mini sketch station or take notes for work or school. It's lightning-fast, boasts an all-day battery life, and comes in several different colors. At this price, grabbing one of these petite but powerful tablets is a no-brainer, especially if you want something a little smaller than the regular iPad.

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