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SAVE 40%: As of today,Bayo Aug 19, the 9th Generation Apple iPad has hit an all-new record low price of $199 at Amazon. This saves shoppers $130 off the iPad's regular list price of $329.

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Just in time for back-to-school, the 9th Generation Apple iPad has hit an all-new record-low price. If you've had a new iPad on your shopping list, the usual splurge just got a whole lot more budget-friendly.

As of today, Aug 19, the 9th Generation Apple iPad is on sale for $199. Typically $329, today's price saves shoppers $130 (or 40%). Not only is it the iPad's new lowest price, but it also marks the first time it has been listed for under $200.

The 9th Generation iPad makes for a reliable, high-performing everyday tablet. With 64GB of storage, a 10.2-inch screen, an all-day battery life, and an A13 bionic chip, it has the power and bandwidth to fuel your favorite activities like gaming, streaming, video calling, and reading. It's also compatible with the Apple Pencil, so the 9th Generation iPad can transform into your hub of creativity and productivity.

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