
iPad Pro Deals & Offers
191 deals 4,834 commentsAll iPad Pro Discounts, Offers and Sale - April 2018
Still no iPad and no response to my emails for a week. Phoning them is a waste of time as it just goes to a full voice mail box. Definately won't be using them again.
That explains all the cheap tablets!
This isn't reassuring; https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-03-21-trouble-brewing-for-independent-uk-shop-chain-grainger-games
Thanks for letting me know, that give me some hope that mine will turn up as I ordered mine on the Friday morning and I'm still waiting and like you can't get hold of them. Every call I've tried just goes to voicemail.
I got an email from Jon last week, apparently it was supposed to be sent today, but still no dispatch notification. From what I’ve heard and seen written about them, I am willing to wait and sure they will come through.
Reasons to get an Ipad 12.9? - BEST pencil experience hands down on a portable device - Wacom have a mobile pro tablet that costs over 2k and has a 2 hour battery life. - Amazing for artists who don't want to carry a digital art tablet and a laptop around. - Ideal for everyday use because of the extremely good battery life and performance. - Its very portable - Premium product that will last alteast 5 years. - The Apple Pencil is incredible, sure not as good as Wacom's but its damn close! - expensive!?!?!? compare the Ipad pro 12.9 to a Wacom tablet of similiar price, you can't - Pro create software and affinity - All you need for digital art. - Use it as a second screen when you aren't using it as a portable device.
No, that's just a price comparison website in HK. Toby's deals is pretty cheap, if you want to buy import. Click
Do they deliver to the u
An iPad Pro with the pencil is a game-changer. I use mine more than I use my home and work laptops combined
It is still a deal for some who were looking to buy. Heat can be irrelevant.


I love visual voicemail I can’t live without it, instead of calling voicemail it comes on a list you can save and delete voicemail easy
LTE = 4G VoLTE = Voice calls over 4G network. Without this your iPhone has to use 3G for voice calls which may be a problem if you good 4G signal but poor 3G which is common as 4G signals have greater range. It also offers fasterc call connection time and better audio quality - see https://www.4g.co.uk/what-is-volte/ WiFi calling lets you make and receives phone calls (and SMS) over WiFi without a mobile signal. I can make phone calls in underground tube stations or areas with no mobile signal, as long as WiFi is working. I use it by default so mobile calls at home or work are routed over WiFi which saves battery life. Not it many people know about these features or understand that some operators offer services that others don’t. Im still astonishing how many people don’t even know about Visual Voicemail which was a key selling point of the original iPhone but still not available on all networks 10 years later.
Apple care anyone? https://www.apple.com/uk/legal/statutory-warranty/
What is LTE, VoLTE5, Unlocking2 and Wi-Fi Calling EE FaceTime over Cellular1 LTE Personal Hotspot2 Unlocking2 Visual Voicemail VoLTE5 Wi-Fi Calling
Yes all cellular iPads have supported 4G LTE for many years. I always use EE who claim to have better network coverage and double-speed 4G compared to other operators. EE are the best for iPhones too. Only EE and O2 offer the full range of iPhone features and remarkably some operators are so poor that they still don’t offer basic iPhone features like Visual Voicemail or WiFi calling. I guess they think most users have never had those features and don’t know what they are so they can get away without them. See https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT204040 iPads are never locked to a network in my experience (they may be if you buy from a mobile operator but I’ve never done that).
The seller does not charge VAT to the end buyer.
they are cheaper as they are used and already pre-activated - fact still remains the warranty starts from when the device is first activated and remotely tracked using the serial number. you can just check the serial no. online for any device and warranty
Perhaps mate. A little late in this case though as I’ve since sold it on :)
If you bought it from Currys you could actually contact Apple and show them proof of purchase which I’m sure they would honour
It was brand new. Figured Currys were either sitting on old stock or the clock had started ticking when it shouldn’t have. Either way I never had a problem with the tablet and have only recently sold it. Traded up to a Pro ;)
Sorry for late reply. I read that in an article but don’t honestly remember which. It just stated that Apple strategy is to have a more affordable entry iPad. I didn’t use curry price match as Apple Shop accepted (to my surprise) to price Match and offered me more than curry for my old iPad2!!! Could not believe it
How has everyone found the ipad? Is 32gb enough memory?
That's good to know Very specific mate
price is 299 its 339.
No longer at this price. Back to £339 now :S


Arrived as ordered very happy good luck on yours
Mine is due today, I had no update from ready to dispatch to my arrival day. Will let you know how it turns out.
Anyone had theirs yet? Mine seems to be stuck at waiting for UPS pickup
Now shown as dispatch
I went for silver, it's been updated now showing processing and dispatch
Or poor then I’ll rave about ad filled Android.
if you're that technically inept then the Pro model is probably not for you :P
Should probably be in the title.
this is the 1st gen model
iPad Pro only in 10.5 screen and minimum storage 64GB??
Don't think these stack. To get the trade in you have to be in store and the £50 voucher code only works online.
You can get this for £519 from Curry's if you have an old tablet to trade in £50 straight off with a Voucher Code £50 off with a trade in https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/tablets-and-ereaders/tablets/apple-10-5-ipad-pro-64-gb-space-grey-2017-10165840-pdt.html
There was cellular yesterday
I may be wrong but isn’t it slightly cheaper at Argos with the IPAD10 code? Might be wrong or expired though.
Your right, Apple store student discount is £588
Does anyone know if they will do this again??
Hi did you get the cashback on 28 December? Could share the web chat screen shots?
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I have bought the Iphone 7plus 32 Gb for £606 with the 10% discount + put in the BNPL code for the 20% credit which brings it down to around £480. The 20% code is no longer a banner advert for Apple products on the Very site so I did an online chat and the agent confirmed that both codes had worked. I will be astounded if any deals tomorrow can beat this deal for an iphone!! Only 20 minutes to go now on the 20% code (finished at 9pm)
Surely there will be another (better) deal after 9:00pm? Why would they effectively put prices up on Black Friday?
If it's not DOA then iPads pretty much run forever (well until) 2or 3 new product launches and then the new operating system slows you down massively and you know it's time to trade . damn appl
How long is the warranty on very? John Lewis is 2 years.
You can actually get the 256gb version from very for approximately £615.20 at the moment. Buy now, pay later, 20% off. You can pay it off over a year without incurring any interest but be warned that the interest is extraordinarily high if you go above the year. It's always worked really well for me - I've never had any issues with being credited the 20% - but some people have other viewpoints on very's BNPL deals.
These are "FEATURES", not bugs or lack of flexibility; making it difficult gives you a sense of achievement when you finally manage to move a few files. Besides, you were probably holding it wrong.
That’s not much use in a ‘Pro’ device. I’ve tried those before and they were rubbish - they require additional apps, don’t show up automatically in Files app, you can’t be connected to internet and hard drive at the same time, WiFi configuration was very fiddly as well, you have to remember to charge the hard drive or WiFi doesn’t work, and the transfer rate is actually pretty rubbish. I can accept that in the 339 standard iPad, but the iPad Pro should have a proper USB drive support.
Thanks for the heat, guys. I'll keep on the look-out for more iPad deals!
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Wow if this is honered it's a great buy. Would be good to hear if people actually get these
Aha - you're right, Rocky... It seems the HUKD angels only reward the swift! (Although they later punish the swift with lashings of buyer's remorse.)
Maybe price check with John Lewis agaist the deal from Argos for the iPad Pros? https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/10-off-ipad-pro-eg-ipad-pro-105-inch-wifi-64gb-gold-55710-with-code-argos-2820702
I have an company iPhone 7 and iMac 2015 and rarely use them for productivity reasons: both OSX and iOS are hardly configurable, barely intuitive (long story on UI design and best practices) and, especially OSX, has limited software choices. I also don't have an anti-virus and have not had one for ages on my PCs, laptops and Android mobiles which are consistently virus-free. Stop repeating well known cliches and base your opinions on facts. Because many PC users download stuff blindly from the net and keep privacy settings to least private (often default unfortunately) - they end up having malware and other nasty stuff - the cost of choosing freebies. In regard to seamless communication I would compare it to languages - you can speak French in France and few other countries freely but you can speak English in most of the world without issues. I would rather use English which while not being the best sounding one, it lets you communicate wherever you are. Btw. I'm neither Brit or French.
But not in this instance: if the supplier and the lender are the same, you can't use Section 75.
Sorry are we still perpetuating the macs can't get viruses falsehood? Don't get me wrong I have an iPhone for work, android personal phone, android work tablet, Microsoft work laptop and an iPad. A good mix, but they can all get viruses. 10 years ago when no one had a Mac no one wrote malware for them, wasn't worth their time. Now they definitely do.
Ahhh. But in either case worth people knowing cover is for agreements where the finance provider and supplier have a relationship. Therefore CC/Merchant isn't the only example of this. I think many people know about cover for CC purchases but don't realise some loans are covered as well.
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Argos website £50 off the gold and rose gold, John Lewis matching
When & where?
They are dropping the price on the pros £50 off
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i made an error, the 128gb version is £550.
when i look at second hand prices for this product i see them at £550+ so £610 isn't so bad. another £160 for extra ram, new screen and new chip in the latest model. 20% more. if it last 4 years and you can sell it then for £50 then £2.64 a week for use and depreciation, is that good or poor value? 37 pence per day. 4/5 day wait if i choose to
They did and this is same price (lol)
The size. Although, I must admit, you won’t be doing yourself a favour buying this 12.9 Pro as every other tablet - even my laptop! - feels small in comparison. I can’t go back to use my old iPad 9.7 without the feeling that its tiny. Be warned! I think that I am now stuck with the 12.9 size for life!
Why not just get the 2nd gen 10.5 with upgraded soc and twice the memory for £9 more at most?
The 120hz display of the 2017 iPad is a game changer - The UI feels smoother than anything else out there. Not voting either way as ideally this tablet should cost around £399 IMHO.
I did say majority... you got that based on one deal in 2015. Well done you. Also a level 2 badge holder.
Hot from me, but if you don’t mind using Very and requesting cash back, they are doing this for £619 with £100 back
Great price for new 10.5” iPad Pro (y)
Individuals like you deter others from posting. I hope the moderators sees your comment and take action...
Thanks op
Digging this up again for everyone: This is a great deal! ONLY Apple manufacture a Made for iPhone USB-C to Lightning cable. This is the ONLY safe cable available to buy that you can use to superfast charge your iPhone 8 or X. If there were third parties making affordable MFI USB-C to Lightning cables then of course I'd buy those in a heartbeat and I'd provide a link to them here; unfortuntely Apple doesn't allow third parties to make these types of cable.
As per official Apple support website: “Only Apple makes the USB-C to Lightning Cable. There are no “Made for iPod/iPhone/iPad” USB-C to Lightning cables.” This means that unlike other cables which are Made For Phone certified (like normal lightning cables made by Belkin, Anker, etc) this specific cable doesn’t have an official third party spec yet. This means that the cables that exist, reverse engineer this cable without official support. Considering that this cable allows accelerated USB-C charging profiles for latest iPhones and iPads, it’s important to get the certified one.
What you on about not offered by non apple brands. I have had one for a few months and its non apple and stop feeding false information about non apple cables may damage your iphone. Ridiculous!
You obviously weren’t into hi fi or home cinema are couple of decades ago then (lol)
I should thank you instead. I bought one pink before for myself, and another today for a friend. It looked fine when I opened the pink, so hopefully same with this.
and gone again. Got one this time...hope it is a decent deal.....refurb direct from apple 110 more so thought it was but just realised that is Wifi only too. Cheers OP
Thank you very much.
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It’s 2017 version same innards processor, memory etc IIRC the 9.7 was released last year .. may depend if you can appreciate the 0.8” difference?
mine has been shipped yesterday
Just an email when it arrived.
Ooh I'm glad yours has arrived, I was wondering if it was maybe a pricing error. Did you have a dispatch email by any chance or just one when it arrived in store?
Just had an email confirming mine has arrived.
Not had anything since the order confirmation email, mine was supposed to be delivered to store today.
Only the first iPad Pro came in 128gb. This is the 2017 model
Last years A9X version so not a valid comparison tb
Here https://www.onedigitals.co.uk/apple-ipad-pro-128gb-4g-lte-gold.html?utm_source=google_shopping&gclid=CjwKCAjwo4jOBRBmEiwABWNaMcppHQejh4yYGWHsDxixTA9DHTBxmqgytzFj7I-BpQt0oOmJrXV2YRoC9m4QAvD_BwE
Not sure I understand your way of thinking, but it seem to me that You've missed a point. This deal is about iPad pro (touch screen) with 4g built in. If you know better deal- then post it
I know you said tablet but lets go with apple http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/apple-macbook-air-13-3-2017-10165823-pdt.html thats why this deal is poor also below is why you never buy a 4gb tablet http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/phones-broadband-and-sat-nav/broadband/mobile-broadband/4gee-mini-pay-monthly-mobile-wifi-10146703-pdt.html Also the samsung s3 is as good as iapd if not in many respects better For me, you come over as rude
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Best Price on Apple´s iPad Pro
The iPad Pro is currently Apple’s most advanced tablet. Laying in between the size and processing power of the MacBook laptop line and the compact elegance and communications features of the iPhone 7, the iPad Pro could be the best of both worlds – or it could be the wrong choice for you. This buyer’s guide will help you determine whether to go for Apple’s finest tablet or whether there are better options to meet your requirements.
iPad Pro: A New Generation Tablet
The iPad first appeared in 2010, a couple of years after Apple’s iPhone debuted. The Cupertino, California based company had detected that customers wanted something in between their revolutionary smartphones and more expensive high-end laptops – something they could use for gaming, word processing, video streaming and photography. Hence, they hit upon the iPad – an iOS-equipped tablet with the weight of a large phone.
The iPad proved an instant hit, selling 1 million units within a month of its launch. By 2012, Apple had rolled out the iPad 2 with an improved display and a more powerful A6X processor. After that came the 4th Generation iPad, with an HD camera and Lightning connectors, as well as the iPad Mini (with a screen size of just 7.9 inches).
Next came the iPad Air in 2013, the iPad Mini 2 - both of which sported Apple’s advanced Retina display and took low-weight, compact mobile computing into new territory. However, both the Air and the Mini were blown out of the water in sheer computing terms by the iPad Pro, which was launched in September 2015.
Coming in 9.7 inch and 12.9-inch screen sizes, with up to 256GB of internal storage, these tablets remain technologically unequalled, providing vast amounts of space for images, video and apps, and providing a platform for gaming, communication and professional activities.
What Can You do With an iPad Pro?
The iPad Pro possesses a wide range of features and capabilities, making it suitable for anyone from hardcore app developers to families who need a mobile web browser or students who need help with taking lecture notes. Here are just some of the things you can do with an iPad Pro in your backpack:
- Take HD photographs thanks to the 8MP front camera.
- Download and play music via the iTunes download platform, and enjoy the sound quality provided by four internal speakers.
- Play a wide range of strategy, action and sports games.
- Browse the web.
- Use the Apple Pencil to draw freehand diagrams and control in-game characters.
- Stream TV and movies from services like Netflix or BBC’s iPlayer
- Attach the smart keyboard to turn your iPad Pro into a functional laptop.
- Connect to your iPhone and make or receive calls via your iPad Pro.
- Produce, store and give presentations using the iPad’s range of graphics and word processing apps.
- Navigate unfamiliar cities with Apple Maps.
- Use Siri, Apple’s helper app, to access features and online services.
iPad Pro: New Way of Thinking
The Different iPad Pro Models and Bundles
The iPad Pro comes in two main versions, and there are some subtle differences between them (as well as some not-so-subtle ones). Here are the two options you’ll have to choose from:
- The 12.9-inch iPad Pro – At 12.9 inches wide, this model has the largest display of the iPad Pro range. As with the 9.7-inch variety, it features Apple’s Retina display and this matters. Retina is one of the most advanced displays for tablets and smartphones as it comes fitted with multi-touch technology. This enables you to achieve a very fine degree of control over what happens on-screen, often to a degree that other tablet manufacturers can’t match. The 12.9-inch model also comes with a remarkably high screen resolution of 2732 x 2048 pixels, four speakers (one in each corner) and a 64-bit A9X chip, which has the juice to handle demanding activities like video editing. The extra power delivered by the A9X chip (which the 9.7-inch model also uses), has also meant that the iPad Pro’s games collection has blossomed as developers have exploited its processor capabilities.
- The 9.7-inch iPad Pro – Much smaller, but hardly less powerful, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro is only inferior in terms of screen resolution (but given that the screen is more compact, this isn’t generally noticeable). It’s much smaller than the 12.9-inch variety, weighing in at 437g compared with 723g, which can be a major issue for travellers and those who need to use the iPad Pro in their hands. The smaller model has also enhanced its display in one area, thanks to its True Tone display, which Apple claims will deliver better video performance by matching the brightness and contrast to conditions around the device. True Tone also applies to the camera, automatically adjusting the flash to ambient light – something that photography fans will really appreciate. In terms of battery life, the two models are roughly comparable. Although the smaller model may win out by around 2 hours, the differences aren’t massive.
Buyers should remember that the larger iPad Pro is the older of the two by one year, having arrived in 2015, and will probably be due for an update in 2017. At the moment, the 9.7-inch variety is slightly more advanced but there’s not a great deal between them.
The iPad Pro: Key Specifications
To understand what you’ll be getting if you order an iPad Pro, it probably helps to dig down into its specifications in a little more detail. Here are the key features of both the 9.7- and 12.9-inch versions:
Firstly, the 12.9-inch model:
- Dimensions: 30.5 x 22 x 0.7cm
- Weight: 723g
- Display: 12.9-inch Retina multi-touch, 16M colours, 2048 x 2732 pixels
- Processor: Apple A9X, Dual-core 2.26GHz
- RAM: 4GB
- Storage: 32/128/256GB
- Cameras: Front: 8MP and 1080p video, Secondary: 1.2MP and 720p video
- Includes a 3.5mm headphone jack
- Connections: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 4.0
- Includes a fingerprint sensor
- Battery life: Up to 10 hours
- Colours: Space grey, gold, and silver
And the 9.7-inch iPad Pro:
- Dimensions: 24 x 176 x 0.6cm
- Weight: 437g
- Display: 9.7-inch Retina multi-touch, 16M colours, 1536 x 2048 pixels
- Processor: Apple A9X, Dual-core 2.26GHz
- RAM: 2GB
- Storage: 32/128/256GB
- Cameras: Front: 12MP and 3840x2160 4K video, Secondary: 5MP
- Includes a 3.5mm headphone jack
- Connections: 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 4.2
- Includes a fingerprint sensor
- Battery life: Up to 10 hours
- Colours: Space grey, gold, rose gold, and silver
iPad Air vs. iPad Pro
By now you should be pretty familiar with what the iPad Pro can do, but what isn’t so clear is how it stacks up against Apple’s other iPad models. Remember that you’ll also come across discounts for the iPad Air (and the Mini too), so are they preferable to the iPad Pro?
The short answer is, maybe. The iPad Pro is a decidedly high-end piece of kit with easily the highest price tag of an Apple tablet. It’s more powerful, has more storage space, more functionality and generally gets as close as it gets to a laptop, but in tablet form.
At first glance, it’s hard to tell the iPad Air 2 apart from the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. After all, they are both the same size. However, they aren’t the same device at all. The screen on the iPad Pro is more advanced, with less glare and the assistance of True Tone to deal with ambient light. You can use the Apple Pencil with the iPad Pro, which you cannot do with the Air 2. The iPad Pro has the same basic camera but trumps the Air on video, thanks to its 4K recording abilities. It also beats the Air in terms of processing power (with an A9X vs an A8X processor), and it also wins in terms of storage, with a 256GB option (compared with 128GM max for the iPad Air 2).
However, before you start assuming that there’s no competition, think about the price. As noted above, the iPad Air is significantly cheaper than either model of iPad Pro, usually retailing for around half the price. As you can probably tell, the features of the iPad Air 2 hardly amount to half the functionality and will suit most people just fine. You need to ask yourself whether you will really get enough out of the iPad Pro to justify the extra outlay.
The alternative is to shop around for the best possible iPad Pro deals. With a little work on price comparison sites and deal aggregators like HotUKDeals, you’ll find a cut-price tablet that brings the iPad Pro far closer to the price level of the iPad Air.
Is the iPad Pro a Realistic Laptop Substitute?
For others, it’s not a question of choosing between the iPad Air 2 and the iPad Pro. For them, the decision is whether to go for a conventional laptop like the MacBook range, or to opt for a more streamlined, portable tablet. It’s not always an easy decision to make and it’s only getting harder as tablets like the iPad Pro become ever more sophisticated.
If you listen to Apple, the answer is plain: the iPad Pro is clearly a competitor and replacement for laptops. But things aren’t quite so simple. On one hand, the iPad Pro certainly approaches what a laptop can do. You can hook up the smart keyboard and prop up the device, creating a laptop style workstation. You can attach mice, run browsers, graphics manipulation apps and word processors just like you would with a laptop.
There are some major differences, though. For example, iPads come with far fewer connection ports than laptops. If you are used to using USBs and HDMI ports to connect video projectors, gaming controllers or printers, you may struggle with the wireless-based technology of the iPad range. iPads also tend to be inferior for pure office work. If you rely on word processors and are used to a keyboard and mouse setup, a laptop is still the way to go.
Storage is another issue where the iPad falls down. 256GB is great, for a tablet. However, if you are used to holding 500GB of tracks or movies on your hard disk, it will quickly feel restrictive. The lack of compatibility with external drives is also a drag but isn’t a problem with most laptops.
The truth is that many people can happily ditch their laptop and use their iPad Pro for leisure and work, but that it’s not an option for everyone. If you are accustomed to conventional laptops and need connectivity and storage space, the iPad probably isn’t the right option, at least not yet.
iPad Pro: Better Than a Computer
What Accessories are Available for the iPad Pro?
With all of Apple’s devices, how much use and enjoyment owners get out of them often depends on the range of accessories they possess. There’s a huge range of different options available for the iPad Pro and all of them can protect or enhance your device, so are well worth thinking about. Here are some of the most important:
- iPad Pro Cases – You’ll find a range of cases for both the 9.7-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro (so be sure to buy one for your tablet size). When buying a case, it’s important to weigh up several factors. Most importantly, do you want to keep your tablet as light as possible? If so, a slim-line leather or plastic case will provide a basic level of protection without adding too much weight. A smart case that attaches to your iPad’s screen and folds up into a handy stand is another option. However, to really guard against drops and knocks, go for robust products like the Incipio Capture. There’s also the official Apple Case, which is fairly standard, with an attractive look and a reasonable level of protection.
- The Apple Pencil – For many people, the chance to use the Apple Pencil is the most attractive aspect of the iPad Pro. This advanced stylus has been developed solely for use with the iPad Pro (not the Mini or the Air), and is adapted to the multi-touch Retina screen. Resembling an ordinary pencil, the stylus allows you to create freehand drawings with unprecedented accuracy, control in game characters (particularly handy when moving units around in strategy games) and generally navigate iOS. It’s a beautiful accessory that could be a game-changer for creative users.
- The smart keyboard – Another key add-on for the iPad Pro, the Smart Keyboard is a must if you want to turn your tablet into a laptop substitute. It can be stored neatly when folded up, then deployed in seconds with no wires involved. The keyboard itself is made from woven fabric, so there are no keys as such, and no gaps for bits of food to get stuck in either. If you want to enhance the functionality of your iPad Pro, it’s a must-have.
- Screen Protectors – If you want to keep your iPad Pro’s Retina screen in mint condition, a screen protector is absolutely essential. You can find screen protectors in plastics like HDX or tempered glass – but be sure to buy a reputable brand like Zagg, as poorly made products could compromise the effectiveness of your multi-touch screen.
- iPad Pro Stands – A good stand is essential if you want to enjoy movie streaming, hands free gaming or word processing, and there are plenty of choices for iPad Pro users to consider. The best stands come with mounts that can be manoeuvred and manipulated into convenient positions. Make sure you purchase one that is specifically intended for use with your model of iPad Pro and not simply for generic iPads.
Gaming on the iPad Pro
Gaming is one of Apple’s priorities these days and the iPad Pro is intended to be just what tablet gamers need, but how does it really measure up to the competition, and is it the right choice for serious gamers?
The iPad Pro certainly has plenty of properties that endear it to gamers. There’s the choice of two high resolution, spacious screen sizes, the excellent processing speed, the relatively high storage space (for a tablet) and the ability to use the Pencil. This handy piece of kit has proved really useful for gamers, whether they are playing intricate puzzle games or commanding armies in war games.
However, there’s always a down side, and in the iPad Pro’s case, it’s probably about size. While both models are obviously far smaller and lighter than a laptop, they are larger than most iPhones and the smaller iPad models. Larger tablets can be tiring for gamers to hold, and larger screen sizes can be inconvenient for some types of game. So, if you adore platformers or shoot em ups, you might do just as well with a smartphone.
Another problem is that tablet gaming just can’t compete with high-end consoles and laptops in technical terms. This makes tablets like the iPad attractive for casual gamers who want a diversion for a few minutes or for gamers with a taste for simple, often retro-inspired titles, but a less appealing option for devotees of the latest version of Call of Duty.
If you do choose to buy an iPad Pro for gaming, be sure to get hold of a specialist games controller at the same time. You’ll find plenty of excellent wireless options from manufacturers like Logitech and Mad Catz, and they are a great way to broaden the range of playable game styles.
Best Price on iPad Pro
The first thing to do is to work out which model you want and visit a store like Apple or Currys to see it in action. Ask staff about its capabilities and connections to establish that it really does do what you need it to do. But don’t get talked into a purchase. Not yet, at least.
Now, head to HotUKDeals and check out the iPad Pro listings. You’ll find a wide variety of deals from major UK retailers like Currys, Argos, John Lewis and Apple, as well as online sellers like Very, Envirofone and Amazon. Check out cashback companies like Quidco as well, as they often feature offers for iPads.
When you’ve found a deal, just click through and make the purchase. You may also find bundles with the iPad, apps and accessories like the Pencil or the smart keyboard. If you need those add-ons, buying them together can be a great money-saving opportunity.
Timing your purchase can also save money. Apple’s devices aren’t cheap, but they are often discounted around Black Friday in November and the January Sales. You might also find some deals on older devices around September, before new Apple devices are rolled out in the Autumn.
With some smart shopping, you’ll find a fantastic deal on the world’s most advanced tablets.
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I realise this is from eglobal, but this is significantly cheaper than a refurbished on (£529.99 from Apple). Good saving and you're getting it brand new. Anyone bought an iPad from them?
So it's cold because it's eGlobal, and it's also cold because it's Apple, right? Sounds like just the thing to me!! Mind you, when I last posted an Apple deal, I voted it cold myself to cut out the middle man :)
This site baffles me at times
It's a Pavlovian response. 'eGlobal' - must hit cold. Yet like every other commenter here, I have had excellent service on every occasion I've purchased from eGlobal. I just couldn't decide whether to pay £460 for an iPad, or £530 for a Surface Pro.
Yes thanks to Apple’s worldwide warranty