Overview
- Apple updated its U.S. Trade In table on Thursday, raising published 'up to' values for most iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models.
- Macs saw the biggest proportional gains with the Mac mini's maximum estimate jumping about 28% and large dollar increases for the Mac Studio and MacBook Pro.
- iPhone estimates rose across the lineup with the iPhone 16 Pro up by $70 to $630 and the iPhone 16 Pro Max now listed at up to $720.
- Apple added several newer Android phones from Samsung, Google, and OnePlus to its eligible list for the first time and adjusted some existing Android estimates.
- Apple's figures are conditional 'up to' estimates confirmed after device inspection and provide store credit or gift card value while third-party marketplaces and buyback services often pay more in cash, so customers should compare options before trading in.