Apple has refreshed its U.S. trade-in program, increasing the value of many popular iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The changes, spotted today, offer better credit toward new purchases — especially helpful if you’re eyeing an upgrade to the latest models. While not always the highest payout compared to third-party buyers, Apple’s trade-in process remains one of the most convenient: instant credit at purchase, with a prepaid shipping box sent later. These values can change, so act soon if you’re planning an upgrade. iPhone 16 Lineup Gets Solid Bumps The biggest gains appear in the current iPhone 16 series, with the base model seeing the largest increase, as first spotted by MacRumors: Model New Trade-in Value Old Trade-in Value Change iPhone 16 Pro Max $695 $685 +$10 iPhone 16 Pro $560 $550 +$10 iPhone 16 Plus $465 $455 +$10 iPhone 16 $460 $435 +$25 iPad Trade-In Values (Maximums) Model New Max Value Old Max Value iPad Pro Up to $690 Up to $670 iPad Air Up to $460 Up to $445 iPad Up to $235 Up to $220 iPad mini Up to $265 Up to $250 Mac Trade-In Values (Maximums) Mac values are mixed—Mac Studio jumps significantly, while higher-end Mac Pro and iMac Pro see small declines. Model New Max Value Old Max Value MacBook Pro Up to $690 Up to $685 MacBook Air Up to $520 Up to $485 iMac Up to $355 Up to $355 iMac Pro Up to $315 Up to $325 Mac mini Up to $375 Up to $340 Mac Studio Up to $1,045 Up to $975 Mac Pro Up to $2,045 Up to $2,090 Apple Watch Trade-In Values (Maximums) Most Watch models hold steady or see small gains, except the original Ultra, which dropped slightly. Support MacDailyNews at no extra cost to you by using this link to shop at Amazon. The post Apple boosts iPhone, iPad, and Mac trade-in values appeared first on MacDailyNews. You're currently a free subscriber to MacDailyNews. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription.
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