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Apple today updated its iPhone trade-in site, dropping the maximum trade-in prices of almost all of its trade-in options. Trading in the iPhone 12 Pro Max, for example, will now net you $700, $90 less than it was worth yesterday.
With Apple’s trade-in program, customers can send in their old devices and receive an Apple gift card that can be put toward the purchase of a new device. Apple regularly adjusts trade-in pricing, and the new amounts for iPhones are listed below.
- iPhone 12 Pro Max – Up to $700, down from $790
- iPhone 12 Pro – Up to $600, down from $640
- iPhone 12 – Up to $450, down from $530
- iPhone 12 mini – Up to $350, down from $400
- iPhone SE (2nd generation) – Up to $160, down from $170
- iPhone 11 Pro Max – Up to $450, down from $500
- iPhone 11 Pro – Up to $400, down from $450
- iPhone 11 – Up to $300, down from $340
- iPhone XS Max – Up to $280, down from $320
- iPhone XS – Up to $220, down from $240
- iPhone XR – Up to $200, down from $230
- iPhone X – Up to $200 (no change)
- iPhone 8 Plus – Up to $160, down from $180
- iPhone 8 – Up to $100, down from $110
- iPhone 7 Plus – Up to $100, down from $110
- iPhone 7 – Up to $40, down from $50
- iPhone 6s Plus – Up to $50, down from $60
- iPhone 6s – Up to $30 (no change)
Apple has also dropped trade-in prices for tablets and computers. For tablets, customers can now receive up to $550, down from a previous $580 maximum. For computers, Apple is offering up to $2720, down from $3240. Maximum trade-in prices have not changed from the Apple Watch and users can still receive up to $270.
The trade-in prices listed in this article are Apple’s maximums for each product and represent the amount you’ll receive for a device in perfect condition. Trade-in prices drop based on device condit
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