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Apple iPad on sale for under £300 on Currys PC World (UK deal)
TL;DR: The stylish Apple iPad is on sale for £289 at Currys PC World, and comes with a free iPad case.
In this month of deals, you’ll have a number of top retailers to consider, each with a set of advantages and disadvantages.
Amazon is tough to beat when it comes to price, but doesn’t always offer the best set of extras, like payment plans, bonus gifts, and warranty options. This is where Currys PC World comes into its own.
Currys is now offering an Apple iPad for just £289. This is normally listed at £319, meaning you could save £30 with this deal. This isn’t the biggest discount we’ve ever seen, but the set of extras that Currys offers makes this deal stand out from the crowd.
For starters, you can get a free iPad case when you buy this device from Currys PC World. To redeem the offer, all you have to do is enter the code FREECASE at the checkout and the discount will be applied automatically. It’s as simple as that.
Apple TV+ is also included for free for one year, and you can save £20 on a one-year Microsoft Office 365 Home plan with the code OFFICE20. That is a lot of extras, and something you simply wouldn’t see on Amazon.
Get more for your money with Currys PC World.
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