If you’re considering an older iPad right now, Bell has a promo on LTE models from Apple, including a promotion on monthly data.
Right now, you can get a 16GB LTE iPad mini 4 for $15 per month on a two-year term. The minimum required flex data plan costs $5 per month—but right now there’s a 1GB per month bonus promo, until October 3, 2016.
So in the end, you’ll pay $360 ($15 x 24) for the iPad mini 4, plus $120 ($5 x 24) in total data charges, over two years. Given all the free Wi-Fi that’s available nowadays, 1GB of mobile data is manageable, as long as you’re not streaming videos or using it only when you need to.
The offer is not bad, considering the iPad mini 4, with its A8 CPU, launched just a year ago. The 16GB cellular model’s launch price was $579.
Apple currently sells iPad mini 4, but only 32GB/128GB options are available at $639/$769.
Similar offers are available for iPad Air and iPad mini 2 from Bell, but the iPad mini 4 has the latest specs. Let us know if you’re going to jump on this.
[via RFD]
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I wish Rogers had something similar.
They do. It’s called Easy Pay and currently running 3GB bonus.
For Rogers do you have to add it to a share everything plan? If so I wouldn’t say that’s quiet the same. Since those share everything plans are a rip off. Unless you of course live in SK/MB.
I might jump onto this for the iPad air
is it worth upgrading from a mini 2?
As for toronto, due to this promo, They don’t have enough inventory , especially for 64gb version. So if u wanna get this promo, u have to movie fast
I just bought a iPad mini 4, Wi-Fi, 64GB on the Refurb store. Come with a full year warranty, looks like brand new, and was only 439$+taxes. So no, not paying that much for a 16GB ipad, even with LTE.