Apple Boosts Trade-In Values Across Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch

Apple today increased its U.S. trade-in values for most iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models while adding several newer Android smartphones to its trade-in list. The revised values are now listed on Apple's Trade In page.



Macs saw the largest increases, led by the Mac mini, whose maximum trade-in value jumped nearly 28% from $375 to $480. The MacBook Pro increased from $690 to $855, while the Mac Studio rose from $1,045 to $1,305. The Mac Pro climbed to $2,195, while the iMac and MacBook Air now top out at $380 and $580, respectively.


On the iPhone side, the iPhone 16 Pro Max now has a maximum trade-in value of $720, up from $695. The iPhone 16 Pro increased from $560 to $630, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max rose from $490 to $530. Older models also saw gains, with the iPhone 14 Pro Max increasing to $405 (from $375) and the iPhone 13 Pro Max to $340 (from $320). Models including the iPhone 16e, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone X, and iPhone 8 Plus were unchanged.

Trade-in estimates increased across the iPad lineup. The iPad Pro rose from $690 to $720, the iPad Air from $460 to $490, the iPad mini from $265 to $300, and the base iPad from $235 to $260.

Apple Watch trade-in estimates rose for several recent models. Series 10 increased to $165 from $150, Series 9 to $135 from $130, Series 8 to $95 from $90, and Series 7 to $70 from $65. The Ultra, Ultra 2, SE (2nd generation), Series 6, and SE (1st generation) remain unchanged.

Apple added several Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and OnePlus smartphones to its trade-in list for the first time. New entries include the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G at $95, Google Pixel 9 Pro XL at $315, Pixel 9 Pro at $305, Pixel 9 at $210, OnePlus 13 at $250, and OnePlus 13R at $165. Some existing Android estimates declined slightly, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G ($125, down from $130) and Pixel 8 Pro ($155, down from $165).


All values are listed as "up to" estimates. Final trade-in values depend on a device's condition and configuration, and not all devices are eligible for trade-in credit.