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APPLE 11" IPAD AIR (2026) 256GB STARLIGHT – M4 CHIP
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APPLE 11" IPAD AIR (2026) 256GB STARLIGHT – M4 CHIP

Ended 2 hours agoWednesday, 5 August 2026 at 23:00
23% sold692 tickets left
This draw has closed

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Ticket price£1.97
Max odds1 in 899If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 207On tickets sold so far
Value RatioNo data

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Prize details from RevComps

• APPLE 11" IPAD AIR (2026) 256GB – STARLIGHT • POWERED BY THE APPLE M4 CHIP FOR FAST PERFORMANCE, CREATIVITY AND GAMING • BUILT FOR APPLE INTELLIGENCE WITH POWERFUL AI-ASSISTED FEATURES • STUNNING 11" LIQUID RETINA DISPLAY FOR VIBRANT COLOURS AND SHARP DETAIL • 256GB OF BUILT-IN STORAGE FOR APPS, PHOTOS, VIDEOS AND FILES • 12MP WIDE REAR CAMERA FOR HIGH-QUALITY PHOTOS AND 4K VIDEO • LANDSCAPE 12MP CENTRE STAGE FRONT CAMERA KEEPS YOU IN FRAME DURING VIDEO CALLS • UP TO 10 HOURS OF BATTERY LIFE FOR ALL-DAY WORK AND ENTERTAINMENT • COMPATIBLE WITH APPLE PENCIL PRO AND APPLE PENCIL (USB-C) • MAGIC KEYBOARD SUPPORT ADDS A RESPONSIVE KEYBOARD AND BUILT-IN TRACKPAD • SLIM AND LIGHT DESIGN FINISHED IN STARLIGHT

Description as published by the operator. Always check their own terms, draw date and free postal entry route before entering.

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