"Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be long gone, however, holiday deals on Apple iPads are still going strong at several retailers. In contrast to the last few years where deals were almost exclusive to the big sales days, this year, sales have been pretty much continuous through cyber week, green Monday and beyond" says Casey Donalds, a spokesperson for Tablet Things.
[This list of up to $150 off iPad Mini and iPad Air holiday deals](http://tabletthings.com/) summarizes the various holiday sales currently going on with different models of the Apple iPad. Discounts have been spotted on all models of the iPad, ranging from the 7.9 inch iPad Mini with retina display to the 9.7 inch iPad Air to the 12.9 inch iPad Pro.
Visit [http://TabletThings.com/Category/Apple-iPad-Deals/](http://tabletthings.com/category/apple-ipad-deals/) for complete details on ongoing iPad sales and promotions of the 2015 Christmas shopping season. The above page also lists ongoing sales on iPad Air cases and iPad mini smart covers with auto wake-up and sleep functions.
Cyber Monday 2015 was a very good day for iPad deal hunters. The iPad Air 2 received over $100 price-cuts from retailers like Best Buy and Target. Staples too had discounted 2014 and 2015 iPads significantly. However, the best deals only lasted several hours before going out-of-stock. This pattern was also seen during the last few years where the late worm was not able to catch its worm" explains Donalds. Fortunately for those who missed the above Black Friday and Cyber Monday iPad deals, most of the iPad models were discounted again during the weekend leading to Green Monday. This time, the stocks lasted several days before going out-of-stock and most shoppers were able to fill their Christmas shopping baskets with the iPad they so badly needed. By now, most of the best holiday deals on iPads have expired at most retailers, but the good news is that substantial price-cuts on iPads are still available at a few more retailers" Donalds elaborates.
One of the biggest challenges iPad deal hunters will face this holiday season is selecting the most suitable model out of the half-a-dozen iPads available in the market. This mostly depends on the type of tasks one will carry out on their iPad. For example, those who would use their iPad for simple tasks like reading email, online shopping, social networking, reading an ebook, watching a movie, or listening to an audio-book, can easily manage with an older generation iPad Air or an iPad Mini 3. In contrast, those who plan on using their iPads for CPU-consuming advanced iOS apps, 3D gaming, content creation, managing finances, running complex mathematical analyses etc. are advised to buy more powerful devices such as the 2015 iPad Pro or 2014 iPad Air 2" advises Donalds.
In addition to reviewing the current holiday deals on Apple iPads, Tablet Things have published detailed comparisons on the iPad Mini 2 vs Mini 3 vs Mini 4 and iPad Air and iPad Pro tablets. They are useful reads for anyone still undecided on which model of the iPad to get this holiday season.
