iPad Mini 7 Could Launch Soon As An Unspecified iPad Mini Is Going On A Major Clearance Sale At Best Buy “Soon”
The iPad mini 7 will be a noteworthy upgrade for users as it will bring significant performance gains to the device, something that users have been demanding for a while. While the current iPad mini 6 is one of the best iPads you can buy right now, the upgraded internals would allow it to bolster Apple Intelligence features. Ahead of the iPad mini 7's launch, it has been discovered that Best Buy might offer an unspecified model of the iPad mini on clearance "soon."
Best Buy listing shows iPad mini 6 clearance starting soon, hinting at the arrival of the iPad mini 7
According to a new product listing, Best Buy will soon put a model of the iPad mini on clearance, which means that it will be available at a massive discount. You have to take note that the listing does not mention that it is the iPad mini 6, but there are high chances that it is based on its price tag. The iPad mini 6 is still a very capable device and a must-have if you are a student or want to get into Apple's ecosystem on a budget.
Related Story iPhone SE 4 To Launch With Powerful Internals Capable Of Supporting Apple Intelligence Features Early In 2024, Alongside iPad Air Refresh
If you can not find the listing, it is located in the "tablets" section of Best Buy's online store with the placeholder suggesting that it is an Apple product with a model name of "MINI WIFI." The device will be available at a clearance price tag of $359.99 instead of $599 in the United States. The iPad mini 6 starts at $499, which could either mean that the website shows a pricing error or that it will be a higher storage variant of the iPad mini 6.
The clearance listing is an indicator that the iPad mini 6 stock is dwindling, and the retailer is making room for Apple's iPad mini 7 upgrade. The listing comes at a time when news related to the launch of the iPad mini 7 is hefty, as we are expecting the device to launch sometime later this month or by the end of the year. It was pointed out by Mark Gurman recently that the
Read more on wccftech.com
