Apple iPad Pro with Ultra Retina XDR drops to $2399 for the 2TB model

$200 off right now. The M5-powered iPad Pro with the 13-inch Ultra Retina XDR display and 2TB of storage just landed at its lowest price yet. Apple iPad Pro : Ultra Retina XDR drops to $2399 - save $200. That is $200 below list and roughly $50 under its 30-day average of $2451, making this the best window to buy the fully loaded configuration since the M5 generation launched.

THE DEAL

Apple iPad Pro : Ultra Retina XDR

$2399 (was $2599) - Save $200 (8% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $2399, down from its list price of $2599. This is the first real discount on the 2TB cellular model since it hit shelves. The 30-day average sat at $2451 and the 90-day average at $2455, so the current price undercuts both by a meaningful margin.

If you have been waiting on the top-spec iPad Pro with cellular, the math finally works.

What You're Getting

The 13-inch Ultra Retina XDR display delivers extreme brightness, ProMotion, P3 wide color, and True Tone. Nano-texture glass is included at this 2TB tier.

Under the hood, the Apple M5 chip drives pro workflows with dedicated Neural Accelerators for on-device AI. The 2TB storage pairs with 16GB of memory.

iPadOS 26 brings Liquid Glass design and a flexible windowing system. Apple Intelligence is baked in across the OS.

Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 7 with Apple N1 and 5G Cellular with the C1X chip. The 12MP front and back cameras plus a LiDAR scanner round out the hardware.

Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard support are standard.

Who This Is For

Best for creative professionals and power users who need the full 2TB of local storage and cellular connectivity on the go. Video editors, 3D artists, and anyone running AI-heavy creative apps will actually use the M5 horsepower.

If you do not need cellular or can work with 1TB or less, the lower-tier models offer better value.

Final Verdict

At $2399. This is the lowest price yet on the 2TB cellular iPad Pro with nano-texture glass. If the full storage and mobile data are part of your daily workflow, there is no reason to wait.