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SAVE $15: As of Oct.17,Watch I was dragged into prison by my ex the 2024 Apple iPad mini is available to pre-order for $484 at Walmart. That's a saving of $15 on list price.

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Preorders for the new iPad mini have only just been released, and we've already got a price drop. You can pre-order the Apple iPad mini 7 for $484 at Walmart, saving $15 on list price.

And the best thing about this preorder deal is that it comes with a preorder price guarantee. When you order an item with this guarantee, you will be charged the lowest price offered by Walmart for the item between the time you completed your order and the time the item ships to you. So you're protected against any future price drops, so you've got nothing to lose.

SEE ALSO: Apple's new iPad mini 7 looks the same as before, but it has AI smarts

This new model comes with Apple Intelligence, a personal intelligence system that helps you write, express yourself, and get things done effortlessly. It looks the same as older models, with its 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display surrounded by bezels of equal width on all sides.

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