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These are the best UK Prime Day iPad deals

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Prime Day is just a few hours away from finishing. Anyone who loves technology knows you can take advantage of great discounts for weeks either side of the megaton Amazon event, which is where the best early Prime Day iPad deals enter the equation.

If you’re currently in the U.K. and are on the hunt for an Apple tablet, Amazon and other major retailers here in Britain have a number of compelling iPad deals. I’ve owned some form of iPad for more than a decade at this point — and I’m currently very happy with my new Tandem OLED iPad Pro 2024 — but I’ve bought two of the discounted tablets below in the past, and they both served me very well. Now let's get to those Prime Day iPad deals.  

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10.2" iPad 2021 (64GB): was £329 now £294 @ Amazon

10.2" iPad 2021 (64GB): was £329 now £294 @ Amazon
It might be getting on a little but the 2021 iPad still has some strong selling points. 11 hours and 59 minutes of battery life is probably the biggest, while it’s almost absurdly light at just 1.09 pounds. That 12MP Ultra Wide front camera is still the business, and is capable of taking pristine snaps.  

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10.9" iPad 2022 (64GB): was £499 now £349 @ Currys

10.9" iPad 2022 (64GB): was £499 now £349 @ Currys
The Gen 10 iPad is punchy and vibrant, with a max peak brightness of 504 nits. It also produced decent Delta-E results during our testing, measuring in at 0.21 (lower is better). This tablet’s A14 Bionic chip has you easily covered when it comes to daily web browsing.

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10.9" iPad Air 2022 (64GB): was £669 now £476 @ Amazon Price check: £489 @ eBuyer

 10.9" iPad Air 2022 (64GB): was £669 now £476 @ Amazon
This M1-powered tablet looks super-attractive thanks to its slimmed down bezels and crisp Liquid Retina display (2360 x 1640). This iPad’s A14 Bionic chip is a reliable performer and battery life is more than acceptable at 10 hours and 9 minutes.  
Price check: £489 @ eBuyer 

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10.9" iPad 2022 (256GB): was £679 now £499 @ Currys

10.9" iPad 2022 (256GB): was £679 now £499 @ Currys
Another Gen 10 tablet from Apple, just with more storage than the previous deal. This 10.9-inch iPad is a capable performer, handing in Geekbench 5 single-core and multi-core scores of 1,580 and 4,400 respectively, which represents a big jump over the Gen 9 iPad. 

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8.3" iPad mini Gen 6 (256GB): was £749 now £599 @ eBuyer

8.3" iPad mini Gen 6 (256GB): was £749 now £599 @ eBuyer
“Awesome and ultraportable” is how we described the iPad mini 6 in our review. This little tablet looks gorgeous, sports a brilliant webcam and has a predictably fast A15 Bionic CPU. 10 hours and 29 minutes is the sort of impressive battery life you almost take for granted when it comes to Apple products. 

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11" iPad Pro 2022 (128GB): was £849 now £699 @ John Lewis

11" iPad Pro 2022 (128GB): was £849 now £699 @ John Lewis
The smaller version of the 2022 iPad Pro still packs in that speedy M2 CPU. Though it is quite similar to 2021’s Pro, the slight performance boost is welcome and the mini-LED screen continues to impress with its “almost OLED good” black levels. 

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12.9" iPad Pro 2022 (128GB): was £1,249 now £919 @ John Lewis

12.9" iPad Pro 2022 (128GB): was £1,249 now £919 @ John Lewis
A large and in charge iPad that is both elegant and performant thanks to its M2 processor. Its 12.9-inch XDR display is stunningly sharp with a resolution of 2732 x 2048. Despite its size this Wi-Fi only iPad Pro weighs just 1.5 pounds. Battery life was strong during our testing, clocking in at 10 hours and 39 minutes. 

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Dave Meikleham
Dave Meikleham
UK Computing Editor

Dave is a computing editor at Tom’s Guide and covers everything from cutting edge laptops to ultrawide monitors. When he’s not worrying about dead pixels, Dave enjoys regularly rebuilding his PC for absolutely no reason at all. In a previous life, he worked as a video game journalist for 15 years, with bylines across GamesRadar+, PC Gamer and TechRadar. Despite owning a graphics card that costs roughly the same as your average used car, he still enjoys gaming on the go and is regularly glued to his Switch. Away from tech, most of Dave’s time is taken up by walking his husky, buying new TVs at an embarrassing rate and obsessing over his beloved Arsenal.