Apple has adjusted its trade-in values for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches just two months after the last update. Most devices see modest declines, with iPhone payouts dropping up to $20. Surprisingly, Mac trade-in values surge, with some models gaining over $1,700.

The shift reflects Apple’s ongoing efforts to fine-tune its recycling incentives as it prepares for new product launches. While older iPhones and iPads see minor reductions, Mac users benefit from sharply increased payouts, possibly to clear older inventory ahead of new hardware releases.

Industry analysts suggest these changes may also respond to market competition and consumer demand for better upgrade deals. Apple’s program allows customers to apply credit toward new purchases, making it a key tool in driving sales cycles.

Consumers should act quickly, as trade-in values can shift again within months. Checking Apple’s official site is advised before trading devices.