Apple raises trade-in values for a range of devices, including most iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models, and it also updates offers for certain Android phones. Multiple outlets report that the changes increase trade-in amounts for many eligible models, while some device categories remain unchanged. Reported increases typically fall in the range of roughly $5 to $20 for many iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, depending on the model. One cited example is the Mac Studio, which sees a larger increase: its trade-in value rises by $260, the biggest change mentioned across the affected products. Apple also adjusts trade-in values for select Android devices, continuing to offer trade-in credit for non-Apple phones in specified cases.
The exact trade-in amounts vary by device model and condition, and Apple provides the updated pricing in its trade-in listings. Overall, the update is framed as a recalibration of current trade-in offers rather than an introduction of a new product or program.
