Apple trade-in values ​​cut for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch

Apple’s trade-in values ​​have been reduced on most models of iPhones, all Macs, several Apple Watches and one iPad.

Plus, there are two older Apple products. The company is no longer accepted as a trade-in for new things, and its official value is no longer of any official value…

While Apple Trade-Ins represents a very bad value compared to selling it personally or using third-party resellers, some people prefer the ease and convenience of bringing their old devices to the Apple store when they buy a new one.

Macle Tumor A comparison table for old and new values ​​has been posted, but the differences are relatively small, but all of last year’s iPhone models are less valuable than:

• iPhone 15 Pro Max: $600 (from $630)
• iPhone 15 Pro: $480 (starting from $500)
• iPhone 15 Plus: $430 (from $440)
• iPhone 15: $380 (from $400)

Note that there are all values maximum Apple is offset based on a fully functional device in good cosmetic condition.

Many older iPhones have reduced trade-in values ​​along with iPad Air, Apple Watch Ultra (both 1 and 2), and Apple Watch Series 5. all Mac Studio has earned its biggest hit, which has made the Mac less valuable.

There’s a bit of good news about the mix, and the iPhone 14 Pro Max and Base Model iPad are a little more worth it.

Two products, the 12-inch MacBook and the Apple Watch Series 4, are no longer accepted by trade-in.

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Photographed by Aditya Chintur