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SearchDuring the promotion in Spain, the 256 GB and 2 TB Wi‑Fi versions were advertised at €1,099 and €1,549, respectively. The prices were tied to Prime Big Deal Days, scheduled to run until October 7, 2026, and could change or sell out.
During Prime Big Deal Days in Spain, Amazon offered two Wi‑Fi versions of the 13-inch iPad Pro with the M4 chip: the 256 GB model for €1,099 and the 2 TB model for €1,549. Xataka and HardwarePremium placed both prices among the lowest recorded for those configurations; El Nacional also reported the €1,099 price for the 256 GB model.
The promotion was advertised as running until the end of Wednesday, October 7, 2026, and, according to the publications, the promotional prices required a Prime membership. HardwarePremium noted that people without a subscription could use a 30-day free trial. In any case, this was a temporary offer: the price could change and units could sell out. In fact, Xataka updated its information to say that both iPad Pro M4 deals were no longer available on Amazon.
Both configurations share a 13-inch display, the M4 chip, and Wi‑Fi connectivity; the main difference is storage. HardwarePremium described the display as Ultra Retina XDR with ProMotion technology, while Xataka highlighted that the device belongs to the previous generation: the iPad Pro M5 was already on sale when the offer was published.
The €1,099 starting price could be attractive to businesses looking for a high-end tablet with more storage than a basic model. The 2 TB version, meanwhile, may be relevant for uses that require storing more content locally, although this depends on each organization's needs. The publications do not provide a specific assessment for business environments and do not support the conclusion that these configurations are suitable for every team.
The prices reflect what was published during a specific event, not prices currently guaranteed. Before placing an order, check the price, availability, exact configuration, and access requirements on Amazon. The media outlets' assessments of performance, the display, or value for money are editorial opinions; they are not a substitute for a comparison based on each company's requirements.
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