Apple Increases Mac Trade-In Values for a Limited Time
Apple today increased its estimated trade-in values for select Mac models in the United States, with the full changes outlined below.
Apple says the extra trade-in credit for select Macs is available with the purchase of an eligible new Apple device through April 2.
The trade-in values increased by between $10 and $50.
| Model |
New Value |
Old Value |
MacBook Pro |
Up to $925 |
Up to $915 |
MacBook Air |
Up to $435 |
Up to $425 |
MacBook |
Up to $140 |
Up to $90 |
iMac |
Up to $315 |
Up to $305 |
iMac Pro |
Up to $455 |
Up to $405 |
Mac mini |
Up to $375 |
Up to $365 |
Mac Studio |
Up to $1,150 |
Up to $1,140 |
Mac Pro |
Up to $720 |
Up to $670 |
Trade-ins can be completed on Apple's website or at an Apple Store, and the credit can be applied towards the purchase of a new Apple product, or placed on an Apple gift card for later use. Visit the trade-in page on Apple's website for more details.
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