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The 10.2-inch iPad is currently available for preorder on the retail site. Notably, the larger 128GB Wi-Fi only model is actually currently priced at $399.99 — $29 off the typical price.

(If you want to get a Smart Keyboard with your 10.2-inch iPad, Amazon also has those at a fairly steep discount.)

There’s also a 32GB model for $329, but that particular device isn’t currently being discounted. You can preorder either variant in Gold, Silver or Space Gray.

Amazon notes that it’ll ship the device out to you once they launch. They’re expected to start shipping out at the end of the month. If you’re a Prime subscriber, you should receive one- or two-day free shipping, depending on your location.

While it isn’t an insane discount, it’s worth ordering the device from Amazon instead of another retailer if you were planning to buy one anyway. Of course, it’s also pretty uncommon to see any kind of device discounted before it even goes on sale.

Apple’s seventh-generation iPad is a relatively minor improvement over the past 9.7-inch model, but it remains the same price. Like the previous lower-cost tablet, the 2019 model has an 8MP rear-facing camera, an A10 Fusion chipset, and support for the Apple Pencil.

But there are some notable new features, like a larger 10.2-inch display with more than 3.5 million pixels. The seventh-get iPad also has Apple’s Smart Connector, which allows you use to the full-size Smart Keyboard instead of a Bluetooth solution.

As mentioned earlier, the seventh-generation iPad starts shipping out to customers and stores on Monday, Sept. 30. Notably, that’s also the same day that iPadOS will launch.