T-Mobile confirmed yesterday that it will open pre-orders for the new iPad Pro (2018) on November 2 and that the tablets will be available for purchase in stores on November 7. However, the carrier failed to mention anything about the price tablets' pricing options.
Luckily, the folks over at TmoNews got their hands on an official document that reveals all pricing options for the new iPad Pro (2018). As you can see in the image below, customers have the option to buy the 11-inch or 12.9-inch models and pay on Equipment Installment Plan (EIP), use JUMP! On Demand, or get them for the full retail price.
The cheapest model is the iPad Pro (11-inch) 64GB, which will sell for $950 outright, while the most expensive is the iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd Gen) 1TB that's priced at $1,900 upfront. Obviously, you can choose any of the options mentioned earlier to reduce the price of any of the eight iPad Pro (2018) models to make them affordable.
Although we're waiting for T-Mobile to officially announce the iPad Pro (2018)'s prices, we're almost certain that the information leaked today is pretty accurate.
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