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iPad Pro 11-inch: Starts at $1,399, previous generation started at $1,199 iPad Pro 12.9-inch: Starts at $1,899, previous generation started at $1,649 iPad Air: Now starts at $999, was previously $929 iPad mini: Now starts at $829, was previously $749 iPad (10th gen): Starts at $749 iPad (9th gen): Starts at $549, was previously $499
Accessories have gotten more expensive too.
2nd gen Apple Pencil: Now $219, was $199 1st gen Apple Pencil: Now $159, was $145 Magic Keyboard: Now starts at $489, was $449
Some retailers such as JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys still have the 9th gen iPad, iPad mini, and iPad Air available for their previous prices. If you were on the fence about getting one of these devices, getting in before these retailers mirror Apple’s price might not be the worst idea.
