Amazon has launched a major sale on Apple's latest tablets, dropping the M5 iPad Pro to its lowest prices ever. Every discounted 11-inch model matches an all-time low, with the entry-level 256GB Wi-Fi version now $899. This represents a rare and substantial saving on Apple's newest premium tablet line.

For the 11-inch lineup, savings range from $100 to $150 across all storage tiers. The standout deal is the 256GB Wi-Fi model at $899, down from $999. Higher-capacity versions like the 1TB Nano-Texture model are $150 off at $1,549. Amazon estimates delivery around February 17, with faster shipping for Prime members.

The 13-inch M5 iPad Pro sees fewer discounts but still offers meaningful savings. Prices start at $1,199 for the 256GB Wi-Fi model ($100 off), with $150 reductions applied to the 1TB and Nano-Texture variants. The top-tier 1TB Nano-Texture 13-inch model is now $1,849.

These discounts break a long streak of stable pricing for Apple's newest hardware. For consumers, it's a concrete opportunity to buy a current-generation iPad Pro at a significant markdown without waiting for a product cycle refresh. The sale validates that even Apple's latest devices aren't immune to competitive retail pricing pressure.