Apple today updated its trade-in values for some iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models. The charts below provide an overview of ...

However, to hit that $260 trade-in value, you will need to have a recent iPad. For older iterations, you can be awarded as little as $45 in comparison. There are two trade-in value boosts for ...

Apple increased trade-in values for the iPad Pro, iPad Air, entry-level iPad, Apple Watch Ultra, and Apple Watch Series 7, which could incentivize customers to upgrade these devices heading into ...

Many older iPhones have also had their trade-in values cut, alongside the iPad Air, Apple Watch Ultra (both 1 and 2) and Apple Watch Series 5. All Macs are now worth less, with the Mac Studio taking ...

The iPad Air trade-in value is now $320, a significant jump from its previous $230 pricing, according to 9to5 Mac. Meanwhile, the iPad increases its value from $160 to $165. MacBook, iMac, Mac Pro ...

For those looking to trade in an iPad, the Tim Cook-led company will give users up to $565 for an iPad Pro, down from $580, or $225 for an iPad, down from $250. Apple Watch trade-in values were ...

Apple just adjusted trade-in values on select Macs, iPhones, and Apple Watches following the release of the M3 MacBook Air. ... iPad, and Apple Watch lineups rise and fall. The MacBook Pro, ...

Owners of the Apple Watch SE 2nd generation can get back up to $90, down from a prior trade-in value of $110. Apple Watch Series 7 owners can get back up to $125, down from $140.

Apple on Thursday increased the maximum value of trade-ins for iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and Macs. Overall, the values haven’t gone up significantly–only $30/£25 at the most, and only on ...

Apple quietly slashed the maximum trade-in values for most of its products, including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The iPhone XS Max saw the biggest reduction at $100, going down to ...