Apple has unveiled the eighth‑generation iPad Mini, expanding its smallest tablet with a larger OLED screen. The announcement came alongside several new MacBook Pro models, marking the first time the Mini will feature OLED technology. While the device is scheduled to reach stores on November 6, customers can already place orders through Amazon, Walmart, Apple’s own website and other retailers, with prices starting at $699.
The upcoming iPad Mini sports an 8.5‑inch OLED display, the biggest screen the Mini line has ever offered, yet it is thinner and lighter than the 2024 version it replaces. Powering the tablet is Apple’s new A20 Pro chip, which promises improved performance and efficiency.