Apple Adjusts iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch Trade-In Values

Apple has slightly changed trade-in values in the United States for some of its devices. Most of the values have risen or dropped by $5 to $50.

As first reported by MacRumors, the trade-in value changes are as follows:

• iPhone 15 Pro Max – Up to $630 (Formerly up to $650)
• iPhone 15 – Up to $400 (Formerly up to $410)
• iPhone 14 Pro Max – Up to $450 (Formerly up to $500)
• iPhone 14 – Up to $270 (Formerly up to $300)
• iPad Pro – Up to $520 (Formerly up to $555)
• iPad Air – Up to $270 (Formerly up to $275)
• iPad mini – Up to $200 (Formerly up to $215)
• Apple Watch Ultra 2 – Up to $390 (Formerly up to $375)
• Apple Watch Series 8 – Up to $145 (Formerly up to $140)
• Apple Watch Series 7 – Up to $100 (Formerly up to $105)
• MacBook Pro – Up to $915 (Formerly up to $875)
• MacBook Air – Up to $425 (Formerly up to $445)
• Mac Studio – Up to $1140 (Formerly up to $1170)

Apple’s has also adjust the trade-in values for some Android smartphones.

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. While you can get more trade-in value for your Apple devices from various third-party resellers or by selling them yourself, the process will likely not be as seamless. For more information, visit Apple’s trade-in page.