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SAVE $50: As of August 30,Uschi Karnat the Apple iPad (64GB, 10.2-inch, 2021) is now on sale at Walmart for $279, down from $329. That's a discount of 15%.

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Apple iPads are a great addition to your work or study setup. They're lightweight, versatile, and support many of the applications you neto to stay on top of your daily tasks. If you've been eyeing one for yourself or an older child/teen, then this deal might spark your interest.

As of August 30, the Apple iPad (64GB, 10.2-inch, 2021) is on sale at Walmart for only $279. That's $50 off its regular price of $329, or a savings of 15%, which makes this the perfect deal for anyone who still needs to do some late back-to-school shopping.

SEE ALSO: This refurbished iPad Pro is only $160 for Labor Day

This 2021 iPad model has a screen size of 10.2 inches, a battery life of up to 10 hours, and a screen resolution of 2160 x 1620 pixels. You'll get crystal-clear images thanks to the iPad's Liquid Retina display.

Security features such as Touch ID keep your information safe as you buy or upgrade apps. Need to make work or personal calls? This iPad is equipped with a 12 MP front camera with Center Stage, and a wide 8 MP back camera so you can be seen clearly. Plus, you can use the Apple Pencil (1st generation) and Smart Keyboard with this iPad for more options.

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At $50 off, this is a great deal for anyone who's been looking to snag an iPad for a while. Check it out while supplies last.

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