Apple Updatesโ Trade-In Values Across product Lines
Apple has adjusted its trade-in values for a range of products, including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches, as of November โฃ6, โ2025. The changes impact the creditโฃ customers receive whenโฃ upgrading too new devices through Apple Trade In.
These adjustments are aโฃ regular occurrence as market values for used electronics fluctuate. Apple Trade In allows customers to receive credit โคtoward a newโ purchase byโ trading in eligible devices. The value is resolute by โฃthe device’s condition, model, and storage capacity. updated values are now reflected on Apple’s trade-in websiteโ and are subject โto change. Customers considering an upgradeโ shoudl check the current value of their existing devices to maximize their trade-in credit.
Currently, the maximum trade-in value for an iPhone 17 Pro Max (in good condition) is $1,200, while an iPad Pro 13-inchโ (M3, good condition) fetches up to $800. A MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3 Max, good condition) can yield a trade-in โคvalue of $1,800.โ Apple โฃWatch Series 10 (GPS, good condition) is valued at $250. These figures are examples and vary based on specific configurations and condition.
The trade-in program is designedโ to encourage customersโ toโฃ stay โคwithin the Apple ecosystem and provides an environmentally responsible way to dispose of older devices. Apple reuses or โrecycles traded-in devices, recovering valuable materials and reducing electronic waste. More information and currentโ trade-in โvalues can be found on the Apple Trade In website: https://www.apple.com/tradein/.