If you’re on a budget though, they are not particularly cheap. Apple tend to have
strict price controls and don’t offer much in the way of discounts themselves.
Other retailers tend to stick to the Apple price protocol so often there isn’t much
room for manoeuvre on the prices.
It’s worth bearing in mind that there are other tablets that tend to be cheaper
than iPads. However, if you have set your heart on having an iPad, then here’s
some tips for trying to secure a discount and/or some other kind of deal.
We’ll be looking at Wi-Fi only iPads. This is the simplest way to buy an iPad as
you don’t need to think about network issues or buying a SIM for your iPad. You
will simply be using the iPad at home on your home Wi-Fi.
The four iPads are available here: https://www.apple.com/uk/ipad/
1. iPad
The cheapest option is the iPad currently retailing at £319 for the 32 GB option on the Appl...
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