Following the recent announcement of the new and , as noted MacRumors Apple has quietly adjusted the trade-in values it offers for its own devices. In the US, iPhone models now tend to be worth less than before. For example, if you plan to trade one in soon, Apple says it will offer up to $570 to buy a new device. Previously, you could get up to $650 for the company’s flagship in 2021. Other iPhone 13 models have similarly declined in value. Starting this week, an iPhone 13 Pro will net you up to $470 towards a new purchase, down from the $550 you could expect before. Meanwhile, iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini trade-ins are now valued at a high of $400 and $350, down from $450 and $380, respectively.
Not all iPhones have seen their trade-in value decline. For example, you can get up to $200 for an iPhone 11, just like you could before this week. The same is true even for older models like the iPhone X and iPhone 8. The value of iPad trade-ins hasn’t gone down either. Take an iPad Pro to your nearest Apple Store and the company will offer you up to $445. Interestingly, Apple is now offering more for most Mac trade-ins. Specifically, an older model MacBook Pro can now get you up to $670 on your next purchase, up from $630 previously, while you can expect up to $460, up from $630. at $440, for an older MacBook Air. You can find the full list of exchange values at .
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