Get more done with this refurbished 32GB iPad for less than $170

Everybody needs a good tablet, but not everybody can afford one — at least not directly off the shelf. But here's the big secret about buying reliable gear: It doesn't always have to be new. Refurbished gear allows you to save plenty while also sparing the environment the disposal of yet another piece of last year's tech. Case in point: There are grade "A" refurbished copies of this 32GB Apple iPad available that can save you $85 off the retail price.

Refurbished tech is really the smart way to buy used tablets or laptops. These devices are fully wiped and restored, with grade "A" models, the wear and tear may not even be noticeable. You're saving plenty for what may amount to light scuffing on the case.

But let's talk about what's under the hood. This is the 2018 edition of the iPad, and it comes with everything that fans loved in that very good year for Apple. The 32GB of storage gives an impressive amount of room for photos and documents, and the 2.3 GHz A10 chip keeps your tabs humming along even with videos playing.

You can expect up to 10 hours out of the lithium-polymer battery, making it ideal for light work on the go.

When you're watching videos or playing games, the 9.7" retina display renders everything in vivid detail. And speaking of visuals, you have an 8MP iSight camera on the back for vacation snaps and a 1.2 MP screen-facing cam for video calls.

It comes out of the box ready to power on and connect to Wi-Fi or your favorite Bluetooth accessories.

While supplies last, you can get this 9.7" Apple iPad with 32GB of storage refurbished for $164.97, down from the original MSRP of $249.

Prices subject to change.

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