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SAVE $100:As of April 28,Sisters Sex Scandal the 2025 Apple iPad Air is on sale for $499 at Amazon. This deal saves you $100 on list price.

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Amazon has been dropping banging deals on the latest in Apple's lineup recently. We're not exactly sure why these prices keep coming down, but we're here for the ride.

Following in the wake of the record-low price of the 13-inch M4 Apple MacBook Air, the 2025 Apple iPad Air has now dropped to its lowest-ever price on Amazon. As of April 28, the 11-inch model is available for $499 at Amazon. This deal saves you $100 on list price. Alternatively, the 13-inch model is also on sale for a record-low — get it for $699 for a limited time.

SEE ALSO: Review: I went hands on with the M4 MacBook Air (2025)

The new M3 iPad Air was released in mid-March, with the new M3 chip, an improved Magic Keyboard, and pass-through charging now available. Mashable's Stan Schroeder said that the new iPad Air "is slightly faster and has slightly better battery life" than the previous model. According to Schroeder, this new model offers "newer silicon and better support for AI while keeping the design and feature set largely the same."

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