Apple iPad Pro marked down to $1499

A verified $200 drop from its recent going rate. The 11-inch iPad Pro with the M4 chip and nano-texture glass has been sitting near full price for most of the year, and that run just broke. Apple iPad Pro drops to $1499 - save $200. That lands it $189.81 below its 30-day average of $1638.81 and $189.93 under its 90-day average of $1678.93.

THE DEAL

Apple iPad Pro

$1499 (was $1699) - Save $200 (12% off)

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Get This Deal

The 1TB configuration with nano-texture glass is the version that usually commands the highest premium, and $1499 is the lowest price on record for it. The 180-day average sits at $1688.96, so this discount runs roughly $190 deeper than the typical selling price over the past six months.

Buyers who have been tracking this model have not seen it this low before.

What You're Getting

The 11-inch iPad Pro pairs Apple's M4 chip with an Ultra Retina XDR display and a 10-core CPU plus 10-core GPU. The 1TB model ships with nano-texture glass, which cuts glare for color-managed work and bright rooms.

| Spec | Detail |

|------|--------|

| Display | 11-inch Ultra Retina XDR, ProMotion, P3 wide color, True Tone |

| Processor | Apple M4, up to 10-core CPU and 10-core GPU |

| Storage | 1TB |

| Glass | Nano-texture, etched to scatter ambient light and reduce glare |

| Cameras | 12MP front and back, LiDAR scanner |

| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6E, Face ID |

| Battery | All-day battery life |

It ships with iPadOS, runs Stage Manager for resizable multitasking and external display support, and works with Apple Pencil Pro for writing in any text field with Scribble.

Who This Is For

This is the pick for illustrators, designers, and photo or video editors who want the nano-texture screen and a full terabyte of local storage. Anyone running color-critical work in a bright studio gets the most from the anti-glare glass.

If you only stream and browse, the base iPad covers that for far less.

The Caveat

The nano-texture finish is built for glare reduction and color-managed workflows, not for casual use, and it carries a premium over the standard glass model. Buyers who do not need that screen or the 1TB of space are paying for features they will not use.

Final Verdict

For anyone who needs the nano-texture display and the storage headroom, this is the lowest this iPad Pro has ever been listed, and the price makes the upgrade easy to justify. If your workload fits a smaller drive and standard glass, hold off and put the savings elsewhere.