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SAVE $150:As of May 29,Secret Sex Society (2018) Apple's iPad Pro has finally dipped under $850. Get the tablet with M4 chip for $849.99 at Amazon and save $149.01.

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Professionals are no longer restricted to working on the confines of a desktop or laptop. With the innovations in tablet processors, especially by Apple, an iPad is just as powerful as a MacBook these days. This is especially true for the tablet on sale today, the Apple iPad Pro with M4 chip.

As of May 29, find the Apple iPad Pro with M4 chip for just $849.99. That saves you $149.01 for 15% off of its usual $999.

Among Apple's entire line-up of tablets, the iPad we recommend to creative professionals is the iPad Pro. With its HDR display, it has the best high definition display, allowing precision with video editing or graphic design. Plus, it has the computing power to back it up. Apple's iPad Pro with M4 chip scored 14,586 on the Geekbench 6 test, beating any MacBook or PC we've ever tested.

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Right now you can find the Apple iPad Pro on sale at Amazon for $849.99. This isn't quite the lowest price the iPad has dropped to. On May 28th, the Apple iPad Pro dropped to $839. While it bounced back up by $10, this is still a great deal, finally bringing it under $850.

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