2017 Apple iPad Pro 10.5 Display Storage on sale for $219

Pick this up and save $80. A 10.5-inch iPad Pro with the A10X Fusion chip has been sitting near $300 for most of the year. Right now it is down to $219, a 27 percent cut that puts a tablet Apple once sold as a premium machine into impulse-buy territory.

2017 Apple iPad Pro 10.5 Display Storage drops to $219 - save $80. This is a renewed unit, meaning the price reflects a refurbished supply rather than a new-in-box stock clearance. That distinction matters more than the discount itself. Renewed iPads get inspected, tested, and cleaned by Amazon-qualified suppliers, and they carry a 90-day supplier-backed warranty.

If you have been waiting for a big-screen tablet to fall under $250, this is the window.

THE DEAL

2017 Apple iPad Pro 10.5 Display Storage

$219 (was $299) - Save $80 (27% off)

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Get This Deal

The 180-day average on this model sits at $234.99, and the 90-day average is $250.30, so $219 lands below both. The all-time low of $141.03 came from a different supply period and is not a realistic target if you want the tablet now.

Against the recent trend. This is a clean entry point on the Rose Gold Wi-Fi configuration, and it is rated 4.3 stars across 372 reviews.

What You're Getting

• 10.5-inch Retina display at 2224 x 1668 with Wide Color and True Tone
• A10X Fusion chip with 64-bit architecture and an embedded M10 coprocessor
• 64GB of storage, Wi-Fi only, Rose Gold finish
• 12MP iSight camera with True Tone Flash and panorama up to 63MP
• Four-speaker audio for media and video calls

The True Tone panel adjusts white balance to match your lighting, which is the feature that made this generation feel like a step up from the 9.7-inch models. Four speakers mean you can actually watch something without headphones.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone who wants a large-screen tablet for reading, streaming, note-taking, or a second screen, and does not want to pay current-generation prices. Students and commuters get the most out of the 10.5-inch footprint, since it is still light enough to hold one-handed.

If you need Apple Pencil support for professional illustration or the latest iPadOS features, look at a newer model.

The Caveat

This is a renewed unit, so packaging and accessories may be generic. The 90-day warranty is shorter than what you get on a new iPad, and 64GB fills up fast if you download a lot of video.

Final Verdict

Buy this if a big, bright screen and loud speakers matter more to you than having the newest chip. The $80 cut brings it under its 90-day and 180-day averages, and at $219 the A10X Pro still handles everyday tablet work without complaint.