Before pulling the trigger on Apple’s new non-Pro and non-Air iPad, which is indeed a pretty good deal at a starting price of $329, you may want to consider the early 2019-released iPad Air in addition to 2017’s iPad Pro 10.5.

In comparison, a 10.2-inch iPad (2019) starts at $490 when paired with Apple’s popular Smart Keyboard while packing a modest A10 Fusion processor. The 10.5-inch iPad Air is also thinner and lighter than its “cousin”, managing to squeeze a bigger Retina display into an extremely similar body to that of the “regular” new iPad. Last but not least, the cheapest iPad (2019) configuration comes with a modest 32 gigs of storage space.

Bottom line, if you have at least $500 to spend on a non-Pro iPad with respectable specifications and a nice enough design, you should probably log into your My Best Buy account or create a new one by the end of the day and jump on this killer deal before it expires.