Apple Adjusts Estimated Trade-In Values for iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches

Apple today adjusted its estimated trade-in values for several iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch models in the United States. The Cupertino company increased the trade-in value of some devices while reducing the value of other devices.

Devices that increased in trade-in value include the iPhone 14 Pro Max, the second-generation iPhone SE, the Apple Watch Series 4, and the first-generation Apple Watch SE. Meanwhile, trade-in values were reduced for the entry-level iPad, Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch Series 7, and second-generation Apple Watch SE.

Apple’s trade-in changes are outlined below:

• iPhone 14 Pro Max – Up to $630 (Up from up to $620)
• iPhone SE 2 – Up to $90 (Up from up to $70)
• iPad – Up to $250 (Down from up to $260)
• Apple Watch Ultra – Up to $365 (Down from up to $390)
• Apple Watch Series 7 – Up to $145 (Down from up to $155)
• Apple Watch Series 4 – Up to $70 (Up from up to $60)
• Apple Watch SE 2 – Up to $120 (Down from up to $125)
• Apple Watch SE 1 – Up to $95 (Up from up to $90)

Apple also adjusted trade-in values for select Android smartphones today.

Earlier this week, Apple adjusted the trade-in values for select Macs:

• MacBook Pro – Up to $1000 (Up from $990)
• MacBook Air – Up to $550 (No change)
• MacBook – Up to $160 (Up from $150)
• iMac – Up to $440 (No change)
• iMac Pro – Up to $500 (No change)
• Mac mini – Up to $400 (Down from $410)
• Mac Studio – Up to $1315 (Up from $1070)
• Mac Pro – Up to $800 (Down from $900)

Customers can complete trade-ins on the Apple website or in person at an Apple retail location. The trade-in credit can then be applied toward the purchase of a new Apple device, or be put on an Apple gift card for later use. For more information, visit Apple’s trade-in page.

(Via MacRumors)