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BARGAIN OF THE CENTURY
Best Buy is trying to lure you into their trap with a fake 4th of July sale, but you know what? We’re too smart for that. We’ve discovered that the iPad Air (5th gen) is actually being discounted to $529.99, down from a whopping $749.99! That’s a $220 price cut, folks!
But don’t be fooled by the retailers’ attempts to manipulate you into buying something you don’t need. The truth is, with Prime Day just around the corner, Best Buy is panicking and desperate to get rid of inventory. So, they’re throwing everything and the kitchen sink at you, including "4th of July specials" and "early Prime Day deals".
The iPad Air (5th gen) might be a decent tablet, but do you really need it? With 256GB of storage, a 10.9-inch liquid retina display, and an M1 chip, it’s a lot of tech for the average person. And don’t even get us started on the $350 price tag for refurbished Apple AirPods Max. Is it worth it?
In our review, our Senior Editor Stan Schroeder called the iPad Air "all the key features of the 11-inch iPad Pro". Yeah, okay, Stan. But what about the 12MP wide camera, the 12MP ultra-wide front camera, and all-day battery life? Does it really make a difference?
If you’re looking for an upgrade, do you really need the iPad Air (5th gen)? Or are you just being swayed by the shiny new features and the promise of "savings"?
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Don’t fall for the false promises of the retailers. Stay skeptical, stay smart, and stay informed.
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