Apple's 11-inch iPad Pro (2022) powerhouse is on sale at Amazon for a whopping $200 under its exorbitant list prices in 1TB and 2TB storage variants with and without 5G support.
, instead looking destined for a redesign at some point in 2024.
Of course, there's absolutely nothing wrong with how the current-gen 11-inch beast looks on the outside... or what it packs on the inside, and if you hurry, you can score the aforementioned unprecedented $200 discount on your choice of 1TB or 2TB storage variants with or without standalone cellular connectivity.
The digital hoarder-friendly 5G-enabled iPad Pro 11 models are naturally still wildly expensive after this markdown, and the Wi-Fi-only 1 and 2 terabyte versions aren't exactly budget-friendly either. But these kinds of all-stops-pulling powerhouses certainly have their very specific audience with a very specific set ofneeds and requirements, and said audience appears to have already flocked to Amazon and cleared out the e-commerce giant's inventory for a couple of models in one color option each.
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