Amazon is offering discounts on multiple 2026 M4 iPad Air configurations, with prices starting at $649 for the 11-inch Wi-Fi model. The available deals cut up to $149 from the listed prices, and selected offers are also being matched at Best Buy.

The discounts apply automatically, so shoppers do not need a coupon code or special membership. The current prices are described as the lowest seen since Apple raised prices during the summer.

Which M4 iPad Air models are discounted?

The 11-inch iPad Air starts at $649 for 128GB of Wi-Fi storage, a $100 reduction. The 13-inch model begins at $849 for 128GB with Wi-Fi, also representing a $100 saving.

  • 11-inch, 128GB Wi-Fi: $649, down $100
  • 11-inch, 256GB Wi-Fi: $749, down $100
  • 11-inch, 512GB Wi-Fi: $949, down $100
  • 11-inch, 256GB Cellular: $899, down $100
  • 11-inch, 1TB Cellular: $1,399, down $100
  • 13-inch, 128GB Wi-Fi: $849, down $100
  • 13-inch, 256GB Wi-Fi: $949, down $100
  • 13-inch, 1TB Wi-Fi: $1,399.99, down $149

What the 2026 iPad Air includes

The latest iPad Air models use Apple's M4 chip and include the C1X modem and N1 networking chip. The N1 chip adds support for Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6, giving the tablets newer wireless connectivity standards.

Design changes are limited compared with the 2025 iPad Air generation. The 2026 tablets retain an edge-to-edge display, slim bezels and an aluminum chassis, with 11-inch and 13-inch screen sizes available.

Which configuration offers the best value?

The $649 11-inch model is the lowest-cost option in the promotion and provides the full M4 platform with 128GB of storage. Buyers who want more screen space can choose the 13-inch version for $849, while the 13-inch 1TB Wi-Fi model has the biggest dollar discount at $149.

Cellular options are available only in the listed 11-inch configurations. The 256GB cellular model costs $899, while the 1TB version is priced at $1,399.

Amazon and Best Buy are the retailers associated with the listed offers. Availability and pricing can vary by configuration, so shoppers should check the individual product listing before completing a purchase.