Apple Changes Trade-In Values for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and More

Apple has adjusted the estimated trade-in values for select iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models in the US. The changes are relatively minor, with most values increasing or decreasing by $5 to $50. The iPhone 15 Pro Max trade-in value decreased from up to $650 to up to $630, while the iPhone 15 value dropped from up to $410 to up to $400. The iPhone 14 Pro Max value decreased from up to $500 to up to $450, and the iPhone 14 value dropped from up to $300 to up to $270. In contrast, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 value increased from up to $375 to up to $390, and the MacBook Pro value rose from up to $875 to up to $915. The iPad Pro value decreased from up to $555 to up to $520, while the iPad Air value dropped from up to $275 to up to $270. Apple's trade-in values also changed for some Android smartphones and other Apple devices. Trade-ins can be completed on Apple's website or at an Apple Store, with the credit applicable towards a new Apple product or an Apple gift card. The complete list of updated trade-in values is available on Apple's trade-in page.