July 1, 2026
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DEK: If you've been waiting to upgrade your mobile gaming setup without emptying your entire savings account, Apple's flagship tablet just became a lot more tempting.
By Eli, Senior Staff Writer
Updated Sep 17, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

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Apple’s new 13-inch iPad Pro M5 has received a massive $300 discount, dropping the premium tablet below its original launch price. Yes, you read that correctly. A flagship Apple device is actually getting cheaper instead of demanding a major financial sacrifice. Who saw that one coming?
This unexpected discount makes the device cheaper than its MSRP before Apple raised prices on its hardware. Paying full price for top-tier tech usually feels like a test of raw endurance for your bank account, but this price cut swings the door wide open for mobile gamers and tech enthusiasts looking to grab serious horsepower without the usual day-one sting.
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High-end mobile gaming and heavy creative workloads require serious processing grunt, and the M5 chip is built to handle exactly that. A $300 cut on a flagship tablet lowers the entry fee for premium mobile performance, especially after recent price hikes threatened to push these high-end devices out of reach for everyday buyers.
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