Looking for the perfect Mother's Day gift? Why not surprise her with a brand new iPad? Although Mother's Day falls on Sunday, May 11, and the delivery window has mostly passed, don't worry—the iPad deals are still hot, and some are even better than before. A late gift is still a thoughtful gesture, and several of the latest iPad models are on sale at the best prices we've seen all year, including the 11th-gen Apple iPad (A16), the 7th-gen iPad Air, and the iPad Mini (A17 Pro).
New 2025 Apple iPad 10.9" (A16) Starting at $267
New price drop. Earlier this week, the iPad saw a $50 markdown to $299. Now, the Yellow and Pink models are even more affordable, priced at $267.17 and $277.78, respectively. These price drops won't last long, so place your order quickly.
Yellow### Apple iPad (A16) 128GB
10$349.00 save 23%$267.17 at Walmart$349.00 save 14%$299.00 at Amazon
Pink### Apple iPad (A16) 128GB
5$349.00 save 20%$277.78 at Amazon$349.00 save 20%$277.78 at Walmart
Silver### Apple iPad (A16) 128GB
8$349.00 save 14%$299.00 at Amazon
Blue### Apple iPad (A16) 128GB
23$349.00 save 14%$299.00 at AmazonFor most users, the standard iPad (not the Air, Mini, or Pro) is the ideal choice, offering all the benefits of iOS with snappy performance at an affordable price. The current generation model, released on March 12, 2025, comes over two years after its predecessor from October 2022. Key upgrades include a more powerful A16 processor (versus A14), increased RAM (6GB versus 4GB), and higher base storage (128GB versus 64GB). Remarkably, the launch price of $349 is actually lower than the previous generation's $399.
The retained features include a 10.9" Liquid Retina display with a resolution of 2360x1640 (264ppi), USB Type-C charging, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, and the same camera system. It's also compatible with the Magic Folio keyboard, allowing it to transform into a mini laptop for enhanced productivity, making it an excellent choice for students and compatible with the newer Apple Pencil with USB-C.
$100 Off the New 2025 Apple iPad Air (M3)
Amazon is currently offering the 7th generation Apple iPad Air M3 at the lowest prices we've seen. The 11" model is available for $499 and the 13" model for $699, both after a $100 instant discount. These are the best prices for the 2025 model equipped with the M3 chip. Released in March, this model is just one year newer than the 6th generation, with the main upgrade being the transition from the M2 to the M3 chip.
### Apple iPad Air 11" (M3) 128GB
10$599.00 save 17%$499.00 at Amazon
### Apple iPad Air 13" (M3) 128GB
7$799.00 save 13%$699.00 at Amazon$100 off New Apple iPad Mini (A17 Pro)
Starting this week, Amazon is offering the current generation Apple iPad Mini (A17 Pro) for just $399.99, including shipping, after a $100 discount. Launched in October 2024, the new iPad Mini boasts significant enhancements over its predecessor, including the more powerful A17 Pro processor, doubled base storage capacity, updated Wi-Fi 6e for faster connectivity, a USB Type-C port for quicker charging, and compatibility with the newer Apple Pencil Pro, Apple Pencil (USB-C), and Apple Intelligence.
### Apple iPad Mini (A17 Pro) 128GB
3$499.00 save 20%$399.00 at AmazonLooking for more iPad resources?
Not sure which iPad suits your needs? Check out our iPad guide, which outlines which model is best for different use cases. If you're considering an iPad for schoolwork, we have a detailed list of the best iPads for students. For those interested in alternatives, explore our roundup of the top Android tablets of 2025.
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