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Apple Deals For Amazon Prime Day To Up Your Study Game

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If you are planning on going full Elle Woods and studying non-stop this semester, there are so many super cool electronics and gadgets to help you get there. Even better news: if you swing iPad when it comes to tablet life, the Apple deals for Amazon Prime Day will actually save you money. Considering they’re usually some of the most expensive tech on the market, this is the time to take advantage if you’ve been dreaming of a cute little iPad Mini and say, the Apple Pencil, which is not just a powerful tool, but also cute as heck, styled after an actual pencil.

Don’t you just study better when the color of your iPad also just makes you happy? It’s a thing.

All of the products on sale have great reviews specifically from college students, too, who rave about charging times and how easily things like the mouse and keyboard sync up so you’re never stuck in the middle of a lecture and you can’t finish taking notes. Also, they’re easy to lug around. One reviewer shares, “I never realized how much I needed an iPad until I got this. The mini is so cute and it fits in my medium size purse. There’s nothing it can’t do that the newer or bigger ones can’t. Easy to travel with. Easy to use and high performance. The sound is strong… Definitely worth the price.”

And since it’s Amazon Prime Day on July 16 and 17, they’re even more worth it. You don’t need a fancy new iPad to pick up your GPA, but it can’t hurt.

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Apple iPad

Nothing beats an Apple iPad on a college campus, especially if you end up using it for your readings for class. Or you know, to watch Love Island without waking up your roommate.

Original Price $349, Sale Price $299

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Apple Magic Keyboard

Instead of lugging a laptop around, this bluetooth keyboard is clutch for taking notes in class or answering emails over lunch.

Original Price $99.99, Sale Price $89.99

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If the keyboard isn’t for you, the Apple Pencil is adorable and functional.

One student reviewed it on Amazon saying, “The USB-C charging feature is incredibly convenient—being able to charge the Pencil directly from the iPad means I never have to worry about it dying in the middle of a lecture or study session, ensuring continuous productivity. Additionally, the ergonomic design makes it comfortable to use for extended periods, which is perfect for those long study marathons.”

Original Price $79, Sale Price $69.99

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The iPad mini might be one of the cutest Apple products since the little mini iPods from back in the day. Paired with the Apple Pencil, it’s also a great study tool.

Reviewers say that you won’t miss anything with the smaller screen and that the camera is to die for as well.

Original Price $499, Sale Price $379

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Apple Magic Mouse

If you’re turning your iPad into a note taking and studying machine, spring for the mouse. Especially when it’s $20 bucks cheaper than it usually is.

One review sums up the experience with, “Actually amazed with this mouse. I never saw myself owning one of these, but decided to buy it because why not. This mouse is crazy. The scrolling is amazing, the lighting it has is cool. It fits just right with my hand and the battery life lasts more than a week for me.”

Original Price $99, Sale Price $79.99

Karen is an affiliate content writer and editor for the Her Campus community. More of her other current work can be found at High Snobiety where she covers celeb style, fashion trends, and sneakerhead life. Karen was formerly an entertainment writer and editor at Bustle, Screenrant, The Dipp, Hello Giggles, and probably any other website you can likely think of that covers entertainment, pop culture, and news. She has a B.A. in English and Journalism from Temple University in Philadelphia and an M.A. in Media Studies from The New School University. In a previous life, Karen spent almost a decade in Rome, Italy working as a student advisor for Northeastern University’s architecture study abroad program (and eating all of the pasta and pizza she could afford). She currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. When she's not glued to her laptop writing and adding things to cart, Karen's likely trying to learn how to do her own gel manicures while watching Bravo. If you want to talk about TV, the best sneakers and nail colors right this very minute, or where to go on a European spring break, don't be a stranger.