Argos cuts 2025 Apple iPad Air to one of the cheapest prices yet in limited deal

Sales at Apple are a rare occurrence, which is why many fans of the brand often resort to grabbing deals from third-party retailers. Those in the market for a new iPad are in luck, as Argos' latest price drop makes one particular model significantly cheaper.

In a limited-time offer, Argos is selling the 2025 iPad Air for one of the lowest prices yet, slashing £70 off the original price. Now priced at £529 instead of £599, shoppers who snag this deal will pay less than they would on Apple's own site.

Apple tends to keep its devices under wraps when it comes to discounts, usually only offering cut prices during its student voucher event - but even then, you have to make a purchase first to qualify. So, it's no surprise that the Argos deal is being snapped up quickly.

Very is another retailer offering a £70 discount on the model for shoppers. Despite other retailers reducing the price of the 2025 iPad Air with M3 Chip, Apple is sticking to its original price of £599.

Amazon has also reduced the model to the same £529 price in its rival limited time deal. The Express' Deputy Tech Editor, Henry Burrell, checked the discount on CamelCamelCamel and confirmed it is indeed the lowest price it has ever been sold for, reports the Express.

Not only is it one of Apple's flagship devices, launched in 2025, so discounts are rare but it's packed with the M3 chip. This ensures swift performance when switching between different apps and software - whether it's gaming, binge-watching a streaming series, or using drawing software for instance.

The model boasts an 11-inch screen, which is a decent size, but those on the hunt for a larger display can opt for the 13-inch 2025 iPad Air. Currently, Currys is offering a discount on this bigger model - it's now on sale for £607.50.

The 2025 iPad Air M3 model has been lauded for its enhanced performance and compatibility with Apple Intelligence features, making everyday tasks more efficient. Plus, users have the option to pair it with Apple's Magic Keyboard.

It offers solid connectivity and supports a wide range of software, however, storage could be a potential drawback. It comes with 128GB of space which is reasonable, but it doesn't quite match up to what's offered by its rival - the 11-inch iPad Pro with 1TB.