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We need some sort of alarm at this point, because another new Apple device has dropped to a record-low level: the 11-inch Apple iPad fitted with the A16 chip is now available for its lowest-ever price according to price tracker camelcamelcamel.

As of May 9, the 11-inch Apple iPad (A16 chip, 128GB, WiFi) is on sale for $277.78 at Amazon. This deal saves you over $70 on list price. This deal is available on the pink and yellow models.

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Considering this iPad was only announced in March, this is an impressively low price. Boasting the A16 chip, this 11-inch iPad comes with a boost in power over its predecessor and even more storage at 128GB. Its Liquid Retina display gives everything a welcome pop with vibrant colors and crisp details.

We consider this model to be the best iPad on a budget in our roundup of the best iPads, with Mashable'sSamantha Mangino saying, "The iPad (11th generation) doesn't possess the flair of the Pro or Air, but it is a testament that Apple can still produce good entry-level tech. It's currently the lowest-priced iPad, even defeating the Mini." That's good enough for us.

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