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M4 iPad Air Now Starting at $649 on Amazon, Save Up to $149

Amazon this week has multiple discounts on the M4 iPad Air , providing up to $149 off these 2026 models. These remain the best prices we've seen in the wake of Apple's summer price hikes, and many deals are being matched at Best Buy . Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Amazon. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site…

M4 iPad Air Now Starting at $649 on Amazon, Save Up to $149

Amazon is currently offering significant discounts on the M4 iPad Air models, reducing prices by up to $149 on these 2026 versions. These deals are among the best available since Apple’s recent price increases, and numerous offers are being matched at Best Buy. The discounts are automatically applied without the need for a coupon code or special membership.

The 11-inch M4 iPad Air with Wi-Fi, 128GB, is priced at $649.00, a $100 reduction from its original price. Similarly, the 11-inch model with a 256GB Wi-Fi capacity is available for $749.00, and the 512GB Wi-Fi variant is listed at $949.00. Cellular options for the 11-inch iPad Air start at $899.00 for the 256GB model and reach $1,399.00 for the 1TB version, also $100 off.

For the larger 13-inch model, the Wi-Fi 128GB version is $849.00, $100 less than the standard price. The 256GB Wi-Fi model is $949.00, while the 1TB Wi-Fi option drops to $1,399.99, marking a $149 savings. These prices reflect the inclusion of Apple’s new M4 chip, C1X modem, and N1 networking chip, supporting advanced connectivity features like Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6. Design-wise, there are no changes from the 2025 iPad Air, retaining the sleek edge-to-edge display, slim bezels, and aluminum construction.

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