You Can Get This Refurbished iPad Mini for $80

If you don’t need a high-end tablet, there’s no reason to pay for a new one. High-spec mobile devices are everywhere, but if you’re just going to stream a few movies or check your email on a screen that’s more comfortable than your phone, there’s no point to dropping bank on hardware you won’t use. Instead, go for an…

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