iPad mini price to jump to near $799, Gurman says
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports the next iPad mini will cost considerably more than today's $599 model, with an OLED display and A20 Pro chip.
Apple's next-generation iPad mini will be considerably more expensive than the current model, with a price closer to $799, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, as reported by 9to5mac.com.
The new iPad mini is expected to gain an OLED display for the first time, along with a redesigned chassis featuring thinner bezels and an upgraded speaker system.
Gurman reports the tablet is believed to be powered by the A20 Pro chip, the same silicon expected in Apple's high-end iPhone 18 Pro models.
Apple is set to introduce the next-generation iPad mini later this month.
Context
The current iPad mini sells for $599 in its starting 128 GB configuration. The current 11-inch iPad Air has a starting price below the rumored $799 figure. In background reported previously, Apple will host a "Welcome home" event on Tuesday to unveil a new smart home strategy, including its first smart home display product, and the new iPad mini should be announced at a media event later this month, alongside new OLED MacBook Pros.
Quick answers
How much will the new iPad mini cost?
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports it will be considerably more expensive than the current model, with a price closer to $799.
What chip will the new iPad mini use?
It is believed to be powered by the A20 Pro chip, the same as Apple's high-end iPhone 18 Pro models.
When will the new iPad mini be announced?
Apple is set to introduce it later this month.