iPad Air (5th gen), iPad Mini (6th gen), and iPad (9th gen) have become expensive in India. Following the launch of the iPad (10th gen) and iPad Pro 2022 last night, the Cupertino-based tech giant has hiked the prices of all three iPads. The Air (5th gen) debuted this year whereas the Mini (6th gen) and iPad (9th gen) are last year’s tablets. The revised prices are already reflected on Apple India’s official website.
| iPad Air (5th gen) | New Price | Old Price |
| iPad Air (5th gen) 64GB WiFi only | Rs 59,900 | Rs 54,900 |
| iPad Air (5th gen) 256GB WiFi only | Rs 74,900 | Rs 68,900 |
| iPad Air (5th gen) 64GB WiFi+Cellular | Rs 74,900 | Rs 68,900 |
| iPad Air (5th gen) 256GB WiFi+Cellular | Rs 89,900 | Rs 82,900 |
Going by the above table, the iPad Air (5th gen) 64GB and 256GB WiFi-only variants are costlier by Rs 5,000 and Rs 6,000 respectively. Meanwhile, the WiFi+Cellular models have received a hike of Rs 6,000 and Rs 7,000.
| iPad Mini (6th Gen) | New Price | Old Price |
| iPad Mini (6th gen) 64GB WiFi only | Rs 49,900 | Rs 46,900 |
| iPad Mini (6th gen) 256GB WiFi only | Rs 64,900 | Rs 60,900 |
| iPad Mini (6th gen) 64GB WiFi+Cellular | Rs 64,900 | Rs 60,900 |
| iPad Mini (6th gen) 256GB WiFi+Cellular | Rs 79,900 | Rs 74,900 |
| iPad (9th gen) | New Price | Old Price |
| iPad (9th gen) 64GB WiFi only | Rs 33,900 | Rs 30,900 |
| iPad (9th gen) 256GB WiFi only | Rs 48,900 | Rs 44,900 |
| iPad (9th gen) 64GB WiFi+Cellular | Rs 46,900 | Rs 42,900 |
| iPad (9th gen) 256GB WiFi+Cellular | Rs 61,900 | Rs 56,900 |
As for the iPad Mini (6th gen) and iPad (9th gen), the 64GB and 256GB WiFi-only variants of the tablet have received a price hike of Rs 3,000 and Rs 4,000 respectively. The prices of the same storage options of both tablets but in WiFi + Cellular versions have increased by Rs 4,000 and Rs 5,000.
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