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Save up to $290 on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Home school is the name of the game for the upcoming school year, which means your kids will need some quality devices to keep up with the modern curriculum. You could opt for a brand new laptop, but that can get pretty pricey. If you’re looking for an alternative that packs all the features your…

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Save up to $290 on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Home school is the name of the game for the upcoming school year, which means your kids will need some quality devices to keep up with the modern curriculum. You could opt for a brand new laptop, but that can get pretty pricey. If you’re looking for an alternative that packs all the features your kid could possibly need, combines functionality with portability, and won’t break the bank, we’ve got you covered with 20 deals on Apple iPads. 

The iPad offers the ability to read, research, take notes, surf the web, and even edit photos and videos in an extremely portable way, making it perfect for not only homeschooling but also social media scrolling and binge-watching Netflix.

SEE ALSO: 14 things you (or your kids) need for distance learning this year

Yes, iPads are notoriously expensive, but these babies are refurbished. That means they work good as new but come with a price tag you can stomach. Seriously, the prices are so low, you might just want to grab yourself one while you’re at it. Not to mention, buying refurbished can help you reduce your carbon footprint, rather than contributing to the growing electronic waste problem in this country (and beyond). Saving money and the environment? Win-win.

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It’s been a decade since the very first iPad made its debut, but honestly, the OG 2010 model still holds up. Like the iPhone, the iPad gets a little more advanced with every generation, but they’re definitely built to last. Even the older generations can hold their own against the modern-day competitors.

A 2012, Grade-B, 9.7-inch iPad 4 with 16GB in Black 

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad 4 (Certified Refurbished)  — $134.99 (regularly $199) See Details

An early-2018, Grade-A, 9.7-inch iPad 6th Gen with 32GB in Space Gray (Refurbished: WiFi Only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad 6th Gen — $359.99 (regularly $399) See Details

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad 4 9.7-inch 32GB — $219.99 (regularly $499) See Details

A 2012 9.7-inch iPad 3 with 64GB in Black (Refurbished: WiFi only)

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Apple iPad 3 9.7-inch 64GB — $179 (regularly $399) See Details

A 2011 9.7-inch iPad 2 with 16GB in Black (Refurbished: WiFi only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad 2 9.7-inch 16GB — $106.99 (regularly $399) See Details

iPad Air

The iPad Air, originally released in November 2013, is the iPad’s thinner sibling. It weighs in at just one pound, so it’s easy for a kid to tote around from room to room. And when the time comes to travel again, it’s easy to stuff in your carry-on for a long flight.

A late-2014, good-rated, iPad Air 2 with 32GB in Space Gray (Refurbished: WiFi Only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Air 2 32GB — $259 (regularly $399) See Details

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Air 2 64GB — $344.99 (regularly $399) See Details

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Air 2 32GB — $279 (regularly $299) See Details

iPad Mini

The most compact of the bunch, the iPad Mini features a smaller screen than the standard iPad (just 7.9 inches), but still packs a powerful punch. It features all the beloved iPad features like WiFi, Bluetooth, built-in cameras, and 10 hours of battery life in a teeny tiny package.

A 7.9-inch iPad Mini 2 Retina in excellent condition with 16GB in Space Gray (Certified Refurbished: WiFi only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Mini 2 Retina 16GB — $215 (regularly $399) See Details

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Mini 4 64GB — $295 (regularly $499) See Details

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

iPad Mini 3rd Gen 7.9 See Details

A late-2015, good-rated iPad Mini 4 with 128GB in Space Gray (Refurbished: WiFi only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Mini 4 128GB — $355 (regularly $499) See Details

A 2012, fair-rated, 7.9-inch iPad mini 1st Gen with 16GB in Black/Slate (Refurbished: WiFi only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad mini 1st Gen 7.9-inch 16GB — $119 (regularly $299) See Details

A 2012, grade-A, 7.9-inch iPad Mini 1 with 16GB in Black (Certified Refurbished)

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Apple iPad Mini 1 7.9-inch 16GB — $125 (regularly $360) See Details

A 2012, grade-B, 7.9-inch iPad Mini 1st Gen with 16GB in Black (Certified Refurbished: WiFi only)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Mini 1st Gen 7.9-inch 16GB — $114.99 (regularly $199) See Details

iPad Pro

The newest member of the iPad family, the iPad Pro was originally released in 2015. It features multiple screen size options and upgraded specs, like an A9X chip, Apple M9 motion co-processors, retina displays, touch ID, smart connectors for keyboards, and even stereo speakers located in pairs. It’s the closest you can get to a MacBook without actually getting a MacBook.

A 2018, good-rated, 9.7-inch iPad Pro with 128GB in Space Gray (Refurbished: WiFi + 4G)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Pro 9.7-inch 128GB — $439 (regularly $599) See Details

An early-2016, Grade-B, 9.7-inch iPad Pro with 32GB (Refurbished: WiFi) 

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

iPad Pro 9.7-inch 32GB — $335 (regularly $599) See Details

A 2018, fair-rated, 9.7-inch iPad Pro with 128GB – Space Gray (Refurbished: WiFi + 4G)

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Pro 9.7-inch 128GB — $425 (regularly $599) See Details

A 2018 11-inch iPad Pro with 512GB – Silver (Wi-Fi + Cellular)

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Apple iPad Pro 11-inch 512GB — $999.99 (regularly $1,149) See Details

Save up to $29src on a new-to-you iPad, a great remote learning tool

Apple iPad Pro 10.5-inch 64GB — $479.99 (regularly $549) See Details

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Apple beefing up child safety as more governments enact, explore social media bans

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Apple beefing up child safety as more governments enact, explore social media bans

Apple beefing up child safety as more governments enact, explore social media bans

Tech companies are under pressure to limit children’s exposure to social media, which has been linked to mental health risks

Bloomberg News
Newley Purnell
Published Jun 09, 2026

Last updated Jun 09, 2026

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Apple’s new child safety tools are designed to help families “thoughtfully establish age-based protections and develop healthy digital habits” Photo by yalcinsonat1 /Getty Images/iStockphoto

Apple Inc. is expanding tools for parents to protect children online, a move that comes as governments around the world increasingly ban social media for young people.

The iPhone and iPad maker at its Worldwide Developers Conference Monday previewed new features that will let parents better control on devices when kids can use apps, what content they can access and with whom they can communicate.

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Tech companies are under growing pressure to limit children’s exposure to social media, which some psychologists have linked to mental health risks, including cyberbullying, eating disorders and suicide. Apple already lets parents create special accounts for children, required for those under 13 years old and available for those up to 18.

The updates are designed to help families “thoughtfully establish age-based protections and develop healthy digital habits,” Sumbul Desai, Apple’s vice president of health and fitness, said on the Cupertino, California-based company’s website.

Beginning with software updates this fall, parents will be able to use children’s account features to pick which apps they can use and control which websites they can view, for example.

Australia in December became the world’s first democracy to force the likes of Meta Platforms Inc., TikTok, and Snap Inc. to kick under-16s off their platforms. The movement has since spread globally, with Indonesia, parts of India, the UK and several European countries implementing or discussing similar restrictions.

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Jury verdicts in the U.S. in recent months against some of the services have increased public discussion of social media’s harms.

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  1. Prime Minister Mark Carney with his wife Diana Fox Carney during a visit to the Vector Institute at the Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus in Toronto, on Thursday, June 4, 2src26.
    Carney government to ban social media for kids younger than 16, but will allow exemptions
  2. A teenager holds a mobile phone displaying a message from social media platform Instagram after the account was locked for age verification in Sydney on December 9, 2src25.
    Poll finds 90% in favour of social media age ban, while advocates urge action for online harms

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook called him to discuss the new safety controls.

“Mr. Cook told me these changes are in part inspired by Australia’s world-leading social media age ban, as well as the continued research Apple is undertaking into the impact of social media on kids,” Albanese said in a statement.

Apple didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Apple Inc. is expanding tools for parents to protect children online, a move that comes as governments around the world increasingly ban social media for young people.

The iPhone and iPad maker at its Worldwide Developers Conference Monday previewed new features that will let parents better control on devices when kids can use apps, what content they can access and with whom they can communicate.

Story continues below

Tech companies are under growing pressure to limit children’s exposure to social media, which some psychologists have linked to mental health risks, including cyberbullying, eating disorders and suicide. Apple already lets parents create special accounts for children, required for those under 13 years old and available for those up to 18.

The updates are designed to help families “thoughtfully establish age-based protections and develop healthy digital habits,” Sumbul Desai, Apple’s vice president of health and fitness, said on the Cupertino, California-based company’s website.

Beginning with software updates this fall, parents will be able to use children’s account features to pick which apps they can use and control which websites they can view, for example.

Australia in December became the world’s first democracy to force the likes of Meta Platforms Inc., TikTok, and Snap Inc. to kick under-16s off their platforms. The movement has since spread globally, with Indonesia, parts of India, the UK and several European countries implementing or discussing similar restrictions.

Story continues below

Jury verdicts in the U.S. in recent months against some of the services have increased public discussion of social media’s harms.

Read More
  1. Prime Minister Mark Carney with his wife Diana Fox Carney during a visit to the Vector Institute at the Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus in Toronto, on Thursday, June 4, 2src26.
    Carney government to ban social media for kids younger than 16, but will allow exemptions
  2. A teenager holds a mobile phone displaying a message from social media platform Instagram after the account was locked for age verification in Sydney on December 9, 2src25.
    Poll finds 90% in favour of social media age ban, while advocates urge action for online harms

  3. Story continues below

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook called him to discuss the new safety controls.

“Mr. Cook told me these changes are in part inspired by Australia’s world-leading social media age ban, as well as the continued research Apple is undertaking into the impact of social media on kids,” Albanese said in a statement.

Apple didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Apple Watch prices have dropped for Amazon Prime Day. Starting today, most colors and styles start at $279 for the 42mm size and $309 for the 46mm size. That’s the lowest price I’ve ever seen by $20 and currently $120 cheaper than buying directly from the Apple Store. The Series 11 is Apple’s newest model.

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Apple Watch prices have dropped for Amazon Prime Day. Starting today, most colors and styles start at $279 for the 42mm size and $309 for the 46mm size. That’s the lowest price I’ve ever seen by $20 and currently $120 cheaper than buying directly from the Apple Store. The Series 11 is Apple’s newest model. The Series 12 is expected to be announced sometime in September, but it will probably retail for $399 or more and come with minor incremental upgrades.

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Although it’s technically possible to use an Apple Watch with an Android phone, we wouldn’t recommend it. Apple made it so that a lot of the functionality of the Apple Watch requires a smartphone with an iOS operating system. There are some workarounds to implement some of its features, but for the average person, the hassle is not worth it. If you’re absolutely intent on getting an Apple Watch, then getting an iPhone first would be the best option.

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