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SAVE $130:As of Dec. 10,sex eroticism Best Buy's Deal of the Day is offering a 128GB 11-inch Apple iPad Air (M2) for $469, $130 off its original price of$599.

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If you're in the shopping spirit ahead of the holidays, whether to get something for someone in your life or to pick up a little treat for yourself, there are still quite a few deals available after Cyber Monday. Best Buy's Deal of the Day currently has a great offer on an Apple iPad Air that you definitely don't want to miss.

On Dec. 10, you can score an 11-inch iPad Air (M2) for $469. This is $130 off its original price of$599, and according to price tracker camelcamelcamel, even marks its lowest price yet in comparison to Amazon. Even lower than Cyber Monday, which is a steal.

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We think very highly of this iPad as well, ranking it as the best option for most people in our roundup of the best iPads of 2024. Our review also said that the "M2 chip brings sweet energy efficiency and a performance uptick." It's a worthy investment for those looking for an iPad upgrade.

If you want to scoop it up at this price, you'll want to act fast to grab this 11-inch iPad Air (M2) for $469 before the deal disappears.

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Hoping to find even more Apple deals right now? Thankfully, a few are still on sale after Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Have a look through our roundup of Apple Cyber Monday deals to see if any that caught your eye during the sale events are still live at their discounted price.

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