Apple has increased trade-in values for iPads and Macs, marking the second such adjustment in two months. The updates, coinciding with the new OLED iPad mini launch and anticipated Mac releases, offer higher payouts across most models. iPad Pro now reaches $915, while MacBook Pro tops out at $1,435. iMac and Mac Studio also saw notable gains. iPhone and Apple Watch trade-in values remain unchanged from the September 9 update. Android device trade-ins, including Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models, are also listed with fixed rates. The move aims to encourage upgrades as Apple prepares for upcoming product launches.
Key increases include the iPad Air ($525), iPad ($300), and iPad mini ($340). On the Mac side, the MacBook Air rose to $795, iMac to $440, and Mac Studio to $1,700. The Mac Pro saw the largest jump, now valued at $2,560. iPhone trade-in values, led by the iPhone 17 Pro Max at $885, remain stable. Apple Watch and Android device payouts are unchanged. The updated values are effective immediately and apply to Apple’s official trade-in program.
Source: 9to5Mac · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing