Now May Not be the Right Time to Buy an Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) iPad

In the current tech market, Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) may be the market giant that produces most devices, on an annual basis. There are a total of 56 various iPad device models in the market, at the moment. Consumers, who didn’t purchase the recent iPad 2 or the new Mini 3, might find their decision fruitful. Tech retailers, such as Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) and Target (NYSE:TGT), along with various others are expected to offer attractive discounts on the latest Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) tablets, in the next two weeks. Hence, the holiday season will kick off with remarkable sales for the Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) iPad, which is expected to sell on quarter of its original price.

The various deals might leave some customers dazed, as it might be challenging to choose between the instant indulgence deals against those that may seem beneficial in the long run. The 64 GB, iPad Air 2 that comes with inbuilt Wi-Fi is expected to sell at a meagre $499, saving $100 for the consumer; in Best Buy (NYSE:BBY), whereas, Mini 3 will have $75 knocked off the original price.

Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) has put sale on various Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) Macs, and consumers can buy them for $150 to $200 off the original price. Various Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) devices, that have failed to pick the spark after their launch in the market might generate the sales even further for the tech giant, due to their sale on discounted prices during the holiday sales season. The long forgotten iPod Touch is expected to be sold at $149, as opposed to $199 original price.

Target (NYSE:TGT) has gone even further, in terms of offers and discounts, on board this holiday season. These perks are being offered in the form of gift cards, where the iPad Air 2 buyers will get a $140 card, where as those who choose the first generation Mini 3, or Mini 2 will get $100 on a gift card. Such deals gives initiatives to consumers to visit again and spend their gift cards in the store.

Furthermore, Target (NYSE:TGT)’s other discounts for Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) products are equally attractive. Also, various Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) smartphones are also expected to open at good sale prices in the retail store. Consumers will land a $30 gift card on the purchase of iPhone 6 and 5s. Both the smartphones will be sold on the holiday pricing range of $179 and $79. The gift cards that consumers receive can be spent in order to accessorize the tech products bought during the holiday sales. Music enthusiasts can opt to buy the Beats by Dre Solo HD headphones that will sell at $97, as opposed to its original $170 per piece pricing.

In light of such attractive deals and discounts, the retailers refrain from taking the responsibility for the ‘out of stock’ products. Such offers are bound to accelerate sales at a rate that might result in unavailability of several sale priced items. This in turn might cause customer dissatisfaction, which is a usual event during sale season.