Apple iPad Air now selling for $749

A $144.39 discount that's hard to ignore. The 13-inch iPad Air with the M3 chip is Apple's most capable mid-range tablet, and right now it is sitting at its lowest price in months. The Apple iPad Air drops to $749 - save $144.39. That is 16 percent off what this configuration typically runs, making it a rare discount for a model that launched with the M3 chip earlier this year.

THE DEAL

Apple iPad Air

$749 (was $893.39) - Save $144.39 (16% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $749, below its 30-day average of $893.39. Over the past 90 days this iPad Air has averaged $851.57, and over six months it has sat around $851.56.

Landing at $749 puts it well under those marks, which makes this one of the better windows to buy since the M3 model arrived.

What You're Getting

The 13-inch Liquid Retina display delivers P3 wide color, True Tone, and ultralow reflectivity for a crisp viewing experience. Apple's M3 chip powers the iPad through creative workloads, graphic-intensive games, and multitasking with ease.

Apple Intelligence is built in, giving you system-level writing tools, image generation, and on-device privacy protections. Storage starts at 128GB, and the all-day battery keeps you working without hunting for an outlet.

Wi-Fi 6E and 5G cellular support ensure fast connectivity, and Touch ID is embedded in the top button. Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard are supported for drawing and typing workflows.

Who This Is For

This is for anyone who needs a big-screen tablet for creative work, note-taking, or media consumption without stepping up to the iPad Pro price tier. Students, remote workers, and digital artists who want Apple Pencil support and the M3 chip's performance will find the most value here.

If you already own an M1 or M2 iPad Air, the jump to M3 and Apple Intelligence features is worth considering. If you only need a tablet for basic browsing and video, the standard iPad at $349 is a better fit.

Final Verdict

At $749, the 13-inch iPad Air with M3 undercuts its typical street price by a wide margin. If you have been waiting for the large-screen Air to dip below $800. This is the moment to move.