Cheapest iPads

Former_MSE_Steve

This is the place to discuss the top iPad offers, as seen in the deals note:

Cheapest iPads including iPad Air

Please note all these offers are subject to availability as stock is constantly coming and going, so don't hang about if you spot a bargain.

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Money_Man_Steve

Up to £50 cashback on iPads from Currys until 4th Dec 2013

£20 cashback up to £299.99 purchase price
£30 cashback £300 to £499.99
£50 cashback £500+

Cashback paid by redemption for claims made 21-60 days after purchase.

See here for more info

Combine with cashback from iMutual for another 1.6% cashback (and shares) on the ex-VAT price.

gord115

Although not the cheapest, I have noticed John Lewis now give a three year warranty (upped from 2) on all ipads.

billykeats

I am a bit wary of the Currys Cashback after the stories I have heard relating to a similar scheme with the Samsung Galaxy Tablet.

The BBC show "Your Money Their Tricks" highlighted this

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01b85c4/features/cashback

manamanah88

1st generation iPad mini currently £226 with free p&p on amazon today..

pigeonpie

gord115 wrote: »

Although not the cheapest, I have noticed John Lewis now give a three year warranty (upped from 2) on all ipads.

This may be in response to Apple introducing their new AppleCare + two year warranty, which covers 2 incidents of accidental damage for a £39 excess fee. AppleCare + costs £79 though.
JL warranty excludes accidental damage.

I have just found out about the usefulness of the latter cover because I have just broken my iPad 3 (32 wifi/3G) and I'm waiting to see what my home insurers replace it with as assume that the model I have is no longer available.

patman99

Accidental damage can be added to your contents insurance if not already in place.