Apple has launched iPad Mini in India at a starting price of Rs 49,999. The highlight of the new Apple device includes A17 Pro chipset that also powered iPhone 15 Pro, support for Apple Pencil and is AI-ready, as it will soon get Apple Intelligence support.
Apple iPad Mini India Price, sale
The new iPad Mini is now available for pre-order in India, with its release set for October 23. Prices start at Rs 49,900 for the Wi-Fi model and Rs 64,900 for the Wi-Fi + Cellular version, with storage options of 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB. It comes in four colors: Blue, Purple, Starlight, and Space Grey. Apple has also launched a new Smart Folio in charcoal grey, light violet, denim, and sage, priced at Rs 6,500.
Apple iPad Mini Features, Specifications
Apple iPad Mini is powered by the lightning-fast A17 Pro chip and boasts a vibrant 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display. It weighs around 290 grams, just 50 grams more than the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
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The Apple iPad mini also supports the Apple Pencil Pro and features a 12MP wide rear camera with Smart HDR 4. Powered by the 16-core Neural Engine, the iPad mini uses AI to automatically detect documents in the Camera app, while the new True Tone flash helps eliminate shadows from them. It also includes a 12MP Ultra Wide front camera for enhanced selfies and video calls.
Apple seems keen to bring more users into its AI ecosystem, known as Apple Intelligence. These AI features will be integrated with iPadOS 18.1, expected to roll out later this month. According to Apple, “Apple Intelligence enables delightful ways to express yourself visually. Turn a rough sketch into a related image with Image Wand. And create new images based on descriptions, suggested concepts and even a person from your Photos library with Image Playground.”
The new iPad mini supports Wi-Fi 6E, offering up to twice the performance of the previous generation, allowing users to download files, play online games, and stream movies at faster speeds.
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