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The start of a new year is a great time to take stock and inventory of the things in your life and decide what you need to wrestle into submission. For many, this means investing in new tech. But that mass consumption isn’t exactly kind to the planet, so tossing out your old device just to get a brand new one is, well, a little selfish.
At least buy your “new” tech refurbished! If you want to pick up a new green mindset while getting some cool new tech in the process, it’s time to take advantage of our New Year’s sale. Now through 11:59 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on January 9th, you can get a refurbished Apple iPad Air 2 64GB for 16 percent off $226.
Whether you’re a digital nomad or you just want to read your books on a more lightweight machine, this iPad Air is a budget-friendly introduction to the tablet game. The 2014 model has been previously owned, but it was returned to the factory, fixed up to work like new, and will give you hours of joy for years to come. It’s the perfect balance of lightweight efficiency and performance power.
The simple iPad Air 2 has a 9.7-inch retina display but measures in at just 6.1-millimeters thin and less than a pound, making it extremely portable. It’s the perfect tablet for traveling the world. With Touch ID and Wi-Fi connectivity, you can get online to stay in touch with work or friends and multitask effectively no matter where you are. Plus, the battery life is up to 10 hours long. Not to mention, by buying refurbished, you help reduce electronic waste.
Again, buy before January 9th to get a refurbished Apple iPad Air 2 64GB for 16 percent off at just $189.99.
Prices subject to change.
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