Apple updated its trade-in estimates across iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and Android devices, with mixed results for consumers looking to offset upgrade costs.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max now fetches $695, up from $685, while the iPhone 16 Pro jumped to $560 and the base iPhone 16 climbed to $460. iPad trade-ins also rose, with the iPad Pro topping out at $690. Apple Watch values moved up for the Ultra 2 and Series 9 but dipped for the Ultra.

Mac trade-in values swung in both directions. The Mac Studio hit $1,045, a meaningful increase, and the Mac mini rose to $375. However, the Mac Pro dropped from $2,090 to $2,045, and the MacBook Pro's lower-tier offer only gained $35.

Android phone trade-ins dipped slightly, with the top estimate falling from $370 to $360. Apple adjusts these values regularly based on supply, demand, and competitor activity, so shoppers should verify current offers before trading in.