Apple will now pay you for having an old iPhone – see how much in dollars
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Apple has increased the maximum trade-in values for several of its devices, giving customers the opportunity to save more when upgrading to a new iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch.
The updated trade-in prices, first reported by MacRumors, apply to a range of Apple products, with increases ranging from $5 to $35 depending on the device. The revised values are now available through Apple’s Trade In programme.
Among the biggest changes, the maximum trade-in value for the iPhone 16 Pro Max has increased from $685 to $695, while the iPad Pro now commands up to $690, up from $670. The MacBook Air also received a notable boost, rising from $485 to $520.
Apple’s Trade In programme allows customers to exchange eligible devices for credit towards a new purchase or receive an Apple Gift Card. Even older models remain eligible, with devices such as the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus still qualifying for trade-in credits of up to $35 and $40, respectively.
However, Apple notes that the advertised figures represent the maximum possible value. The final amount offered depends on factors including the device’s age, model, storage capacity and physical condition. The value may also be adjusted after inspection if the device does not match the condition described during the trade-in process.
Updated trade-in values
iPhones
- iPhone 16: $460 (previously $435)
- iPhone 16 Plus: $465 (previously $455)
- iPhone 16 Pro: $560 (previously $550)
- iPhone 16 Pro Max: $695 (previously $685)
iPads
- iPad: $235 (previously $220)
- iPad Pro: $690 (previously $670)
- iPad Air: $460 (previously $445)
- iPad mini: $265 (previously $250)
Macs
- iMac: $355 (unchanged)
- Mac mini: $375 (previously $340)
- MacBook Pro: $690 (previously $685)
- MacBook Air: $520 (previously $485)
Apple Watches
- Apple Watch Ultra: $215 (previously $205)
- Apple Watch Ultra 2: $305 (previously $295)
- Apple Watch Series 9: $130 (previously $120)
- Apple Watch Series 10: $150 (unchanged)
While Apple has also updated trade-in prices for selected Android smartphones from Samsung and Google, those values have either remained the same or been reduced.
Customers looking to maximise their trade-in value are advised to keep their devices in good condition, as cosmetic damage, cracked screens and faulty buttons can significantly reduce the amount offered.
Another way to receive a higher valuation is by trading in an existing device while purchasing a new Apple product.
In some cases, Apple offers higher credits through promotional upgrade programmes than through its standalone trade-in service.
Consumers can also compare offers from third-party retailers and resale platforms such as Best Buy, Amazon, Target, eBay, Gazelle, Swappa and uSell, as trade-in values may differ depending on the provider and the condition of the device.
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