Soon after the iPad Pro became available, AT&T confirmed that it would be carrying the big tablet soon after. T-Mobile, just a day later, confirmed its own plans to carry Apple’s newest iPad.
Now, Sprint has come forward and announced that it, too, has begun offering the iPad Pro for its Now Network subscribers. Interestingly enough, though, Sprint isn’t offering the tablet on its website at all. Instead, the new iPad Pro is available in some of its retail stores in the United States right now, and for the sites that don’t yet have availability, customers can order the iPad Pro through the store to have it shipped directly to them.
Sprint is offering the iPad Pro through its Easy Pay installment plan for just $200 down, and then $36.67 per month after that for 24 months. As is the case with AT&T and T-Mobile, Sprint is only offering the 128GB Wi-Fi + Cellular model.
There’s a two-year contract option which subscribers can use to pay $979.99 for their new iPad Pro, or $1,079.99 without a contract.
Sprint also made note of its plan options for those that want to pick up the iPad Pro in its official statement:
- $15 for 1GB
- $35 for 3GB
- $50 for 6GB
- $80 for 12GB
- $110 for 30GB
“Customers on a Sprint Family Share Pack plan can add a tablet for a $10 a month access charge. In addition, that tablet is eligible for Sprint’s Waived Access promotion, which waives the monthly access charges for up to four lines on the $100/10GB and $120/40GB Family Share Packs (tablet must be a new line of service and purchased through Easy Pay or full SRP).Customers interested in an individual plan can sign up for as low as $10 per month for 100MB while on the Sprint network. Sprint tablet plans include mobile hotspot capability at no extra charge. Additional data plans include:“
Sprint also confirmed that it has begun offering the iPad Pro’s Smart Keyboard as well, which is also available in select retail stores. However, Sprint didn’t mention anything about the Apple Pencil.
Do you plan on picking up the iPad Pro through Sprint?
[via Sprint]
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