Apple Adjusts Trade-In Values for iPhones, Macs, and More

Apple today updated its trade-in values for select iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models. Trade-ins can be completed on Apple's website, or at an Apple Store.

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The charts below provide an overview of Apple's current and previous trade-in values in the United States, according to the company's website. Most of the values declined slightly, but some of the Mac values increased.

iPhone

iPhone Model New Values Old Values
iPhone 16 Pro Max Up to $650 Up to $670
iPhone 16 Pro Up to $530 Up to $550
iPhone 16 Plus Up to $440 Up to $450
iPhone 16 Up to $410 Up to $420
iPhone 15 Pro Max Up to $450 Up to $470
iPhone 15 Pro Up to $380 Up to $400
iPhone 15 Plus Up to $320 Up to $330
iPhone 15 Up to $300 Up to $310
iPhone 14 Pro Max Up to $350 Up to $370
iPhone 14 Pro Up to $280 Up to $300
iPhone 14 Plus Up to $230 Up to $240
iPhone 14 Up to $210 Up to $220
iPhone SE (3rd generation) Up to $80 Up to $80
iPhone 13 Pro Max Up to $280 Up to $300
iPhone 13 Pro Up to $230 Up to $230
iPhone 13 Up to $180 Up to $180
iPhone 13 mini Up to $140 Up to $150
iPhone 12 Pro Max Up to $210 Up to $220
iPhone 12 Pro Up to $160 Up to $160
iPhone 12 Up to $120 Up to $130
iPhone 12 mini Up to $80 Up to $90
iPhone SE (2nd generation) Up to $50 Up to $50
iPhone 11 Pro Max Up to $140 Up to $150
iPhone 11 Pro Up to $120 Up to $130
iPhone 11 Up to $100 Up to $100
iPhone XS Max Up to $90 Up to $100
iPhone XS Up to $70 Up to $70
iPhone XR Up to $80 Up to $80
iPhone X Up to $60 Up to $60
iPhone 8 Plus Up to $50 Up to $50
iPhone 8 Up to $40 Up to $40

iPad

iPad Model New Values Old Values
iPad Pro Up to $685 Up to $695
iPad Air Up to $400 Up to $415
iPad Up to $170 Up to $175
iPad mini Up to $255 Up to $255

Mac

Mac Model New Values Old Values
MacBook Pro Up to $2,515 Up to $760
MacBook Air Up to $900 Up to $540
iMac Up to $875 Up to $375
iMac Pro Up to $325 Up to $240
Mac mini Up to $340 Up to $380
Mac Studio Up to $1,030 Up to $1,030
Mac Pro Up to $3,215 Up to $2,520

It is unclear why many of the previous Mac trade-in values were so low. The current values seem more realistic.

Apple Watch

Apple Watch Model New Values Old Values
Apple Watch Series 10 Up to $150 Up to $160
Apple Watch Ultra 2 Up to $335 Up to $335
Apple Watch Series 9 Up to $115 Up to $125
Apple Watch Ultra Up to $225 Up to $245
Apple Watch Series 8 Up to $85 Up to $95
Apple Watch SE (2nd generation) Up to $55 Up to $60
Apple Watch Series 7 Up to $60 Up to $65
Apple Watch Series 6 Up to $45 Up to $50
Apple Watch SE (1st generation) Up to $30 Up to $30
Apple Watch Series 5 Up to $25 Up to $25

Apple also adjusted its trade-in values for select Android smartphones.

Update 2:45 pm: Apple has adjusted published Mac trade-in values for the second time today, and the values are once again seeing wild swings. Apple is now quoting up to $710 for MacBook Pro, $470 for MacBook Air, $375 for iMac, $325 for iMac Pro, $340 for Mac mini, $1,030 for Mac Studio, and $2,520 for Mac Pro.

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Top Rated Comments

jdavid_rp Avatar
3 weeks ago
Shouldnt they go up with ram prices increasing?
Score: 32 Votes (Like | Disagree)
turbineseaplane Avatar
3 weeks ago
If you're thinking of giving your 13 Mini to Apple for $140, please message me first.
Score: 18 Votes (Like | Disagree)
zarmanto Avatar
3 weeks ago

Shouldnt they go up with ram prices increasing?
An insightful observation, and perhaps related to one I've made before:

Isn't it odd that most companies who accept trade-ins for smart phones or computers don't generally offer more for models with more drive space or more RAM? And yet, that same used device sold by the same retailer still has significant price increases for the higher specced products.

Profiteering at it's best. (Or worst?)
Score: 14 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ignatius345 Avatar
3 weeks ago

Generally it’s not advisable to get anything other than the base spec model, for every RAM or Storage upgrade you do as a BTO it will amount to 1/3 or that specific upgrade cost towards retail. Some offer close to 50% but it’s rare it’s usually between 25-50% in the wild.
Well, you still have to actually use the thing. A base model might retain a disproportionate amount of resale value, but that does you a fat lot of good if you're running out of drive space or can't run a demanding application well for lack of RAM.
Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ignatius345 Avatar
3 weeks ago
When I was getting ready to upgrade my M1 iMac (with 1 TB storage), they were offering like $250 or some such nonsense. I sold it on eBay for like 3x as much. It was very clean, under AppleCare and had all the original accessories which helped.

You do have to be careful selling on platforms like that, but it can really pay off vs. taking some of the absurd valuations they sometimes offer.

Weirdly, Apple seems to offer much better trade-in values on laptops, but with iMacs at least, they really lowball it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
minhrom Avatar
3 weeks ago
these trade-in value should be a crime
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)