You Can Get This 13-Inch M4 iPad Pro on Sale for $900 Right Now

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Apple’s latest tablet is still one of the most powerful pieces of hardware you can carry in a backpack, and right now, the refurbished 13-inch M4 iPad Pro is on sale for $899.99 on StackSocial. That price gets you the 256GB Wi-Fi model in Space Black with a Grade-A rating, meaning it should look and work like new with little to no visible wear. If you need more storage or cellular, prices scale up: 256GB with Wi-Fi + 5G is $999.99, 512GB Wi-Fi is $1,044.99, and configurations go up to 2TB with Wi-Fi + 5G at $1,674.99. All models include a USB-C charger and a 30-day third-party parts-and-labor warranty, and they ship only within the contiguous U.S.

The 13-inch OLED display is sharp at 2,752 by 2,064 pixels, and it gets extremely bright for HDR video. Colors look rich without being oversaturated, and scrolling feels smooth thanks to the adaptive refresh rate. The M4 chip inside is the same class of processor Apple puts in its laptops, so this tablet can handle heavy tasks like editing high-resolution photos, cutting 4K or even 8K video, or juggling multiple apps without slowing down. It's also thin at 0.20 inches and weighs about 1.28 pounds, so it's easier to carry than most laptops. Battery life is rated up to 10 hours for web browsing or video playback, though demanding work will likely get you closer to seven hours, notes this PCMag review.

Beyond performance, it covers the basics well. There are 12MP cameras on both sides for video calls and quick photos, speakers that sound fuller than most tablets, clear microphones, Face ID for unlocking, and a Thunderbolt/USB 4 port for connecting a monitor or fast external drive. It runs iPadOS 17 and will support future updates, including iOS 18 and beyond. Accessories like the Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard work with it, but they are sold separately and add a noticeable amount to the total cost.

Even at a discount, this is a high-end tablet, suitable if you want more than what a standard iPad offers for streaming, email, and casual browsing. It makes sense if you want top-tier power in a thin, touch-first device.