Apple has adjusted, and in some cases lowered, the trade-in values for iPhones and other devices.

 

Apple has adjusted, and in some cases lowered, the trade-in values for iPhones and other devices.  The iPhone 13 Pro line saw the largest decrease of up to $80. Trade-in values are determined by the condition of the device. For example, an iPhone 13 Pro now has a trade-in value of $470, down from $550. The iPhone 13 now nets $400 toward a new device purchase, down from $450. The values of most older iPhones, such as the iPhone 7 and 8, and of all iPads have not changed. Trade-in values for some Macs increased, including the MacBook Pro ($670 from $630) and the MacBook Air ($460 vs. $440). Apple has not explained its reasoning behind the adjustments. It last lowered the trade-in values for some older iPhone models in November.

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