IPHONE owners will be happy to find out that Apple offers you cash for older models.
This week, Apple changed the trade-in value for various products and models.
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What is Trade-in?
Trade-in is an Apple program that lets people hand in older devices to receive credit or cash.
These funds can then be used towards purchasing a newer iPhone model, or other Apple product.
And every so often, the tech giant generates a list of estimated trade-in values for products.
The list includes iMacs, iPhones, Apple Watches, MacBooks, iPads, and even Android-powered devices.
Now, Trade-in customers are expected to receive even more money for their old Apple devices.
Still, it’s important to note that the amount a user can get back depends on their current device’s condition.
Below we share the full list of estimated trade-in values:
IPHONE
- iPhone 13 Pro Max Up to $630
- iPhone 13 Pro Up to $530
- iPhone 13 mini Up to $330
- iPhone 12 Pro Max Up to $440
- iPhone 12 Pro Up to $350
- iPhone 12 mini Up to $220
- iPhone SE (2nd generation) Up to $90
- iPhone 11 Pro Up to $240
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IPAD
- iPad Pro Up to $470
- iPad Up to $175
- iPad mini Up to $250
MAC
- MacBook Pro Up to $775
- MacBook Air Up to $450
- iMac Up to $510 / £415 Up to $570
- Mac mini Up to $405
APPLE WATCH
- Apple Watch Series 6 Up to $110
- Apple Watch SE Up to $80
- Apple Watch Series 5 Up to $85
- Apple Watch Series 4 Up to $55
HOW TO TRADE-IN
You can trade in an old device at the Apple Store, or by using a pre-paid Trade-in kit that comes in the mail.
Online trade-in usually takes about two to three weeks and you need to be 18 years old to take part.
CONTROVERSY
Apple was in hot water with consumers after it slashed Trade-in values in 2022 just ahead of the holiday season.
That was the second time in a year that Apple lowered its products’ Trade-in values – it also lowered them in July 2022.
At that time, Mac desktops faced some of the most significant trade-in value reductions, but iPhone values also dropped.
Trade-in values were also reduced for Android smartphones, meanwhile, Apple Watch Series 3 trade-ins stopped being accepted at all.
This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk
