Apple has recently revised its trade-in values in the U.S., increasing estimates for most of its current iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models, while decreasing some offers for Android devices. The trade-in value for the iPhone 16 Pro Max has increased from $685 to $695, with similar increments for other iPhone 16 models. The iPad range has also seen a rise, with values now ranging from $45 to $690. For Macs, most models have gained value, although the maximum trade-in value has decreased slightly, indicating a reduction for a high-end model not specified. The Apple Watch lineup has experienced mixed changes, with some models gaining value and others remaining unchanged. On the other hand, trade-in offers for Android devices have generally been reduced, with the top value decreasing from $370 to $360. These values are estimates, with final offers determined after device inspection. Customers can use the trade-in credit toward new purchases or receive it as an Apple Gift Card, and ineligible devices will be recycled for free.
How have Apple trade-in values changed for their devices?
