Apple's 9th-gen iPad drops to $250 for PrimeDay
. With an A13 Bionic chip, it's reasonably speedy for games and casual tasks and it still carries a headphone jack or a physical home button if you prefer those things. All of that makes it a great entertainment machine, whether you're reading, listening to music or watching movies.
It also offers a much better front camera for video calls, excellent battery life and more. The main downsides are a stale design compared to other iPads . The other issue is the display quality, which is good for most things but a bit lacking compared to newer models. As mentioned, other versions of the 10.2-inch iPad are also on sale, though with lesser discounts. If it's another iPad you're after, be sure to check our list of the best
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