{"id":4320,"date":"2022-05-05T19:45:28","date_gmt":"2022-05-05T17:45:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pr.gagadget.com\/apple-drops-trade-in-value-for-mac-ipad-and-apple-watch-models-but-iphone-unaffected\/"},"modified":"2022-05-05T19:45:28","modified_gmt":"2022-05-05T17:45:28","slug":"apple-drops-trade-in-value-for-mac-ipad-and-apple-watch-models-but-iphone-unaffected","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/pr.gagadget.com\/en\/apple-drops-trade-in-value-for-mac-ipad-and-apple-watch-models-but-iphone-unaffected\/","title":{"rendered":"Apple drops trade-in value for Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch models, but iPhone unaffected"},"content":{"rendered":"
Apple drops trade-in value for Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch models, but iPhone unaffected<\/div>\n
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If you’re waiting to trade in your old Mac, iPad, or Apple Watch for a new model, bad news. Apple has lowered the estimated prices for all of these products, which means you’ll get less when trading in them for a new product by the company. The good news? iPhone’s value has not changed. <\/p>\n

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In addition, some Samsung and Google smartphones also saw their trade-in value lowered (via MacRumors<\/a><\/em>). Apple Watch Series 2, which could get up to $20 in trade-in value, is no longer accepted. <\/p>\n

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MacBook Pro:<\/strong> up to $1,000 (previously up to $1,350)<\/p>\n

MacBook Air:<\/strong> up to $400 (previously up to $490)<\/p>\n

MacBook: <\/strong>up to $220 (previously up to $315)<\/p>\n

iMac Pro:<\/strong> up to $1,500 (previously $2,135)<\/p>\n

iMac:<\/strong> up to $850 (previously up to $1,200)<\/p>\n

Mac Pro:<\/strong> Up to $2,000 (previously $2,720)<\/p>\n

iPad Pro:<\/strong> up to $655 (previously $680)<\/p>\n

iPad Air:<\/strong> up to $190 (previously up to $335)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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iPad:<\/strong> up to $190 (previously up to $200)<\/p>\n

iPad mini:<\/strong> up to $200 (previously up to $205)<\/p>\n

Apple Watch Series 6:<\/strong> up to $150 (previously up to $170)<\/p>\n

Apple Watch SE:<\/strong> up to $120 (previously up to $135)<\/p>\n

Apple Watch Series 5:<\/strong> up to $120 (previously up to $135)<\/p>\n

Apple Watch Series 4:<\/strong> up to $85 (previously up to $105)<\/p>\n

Apple Watch Series 3:<\/strong> up to $50 (previously up to $70)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

While it’s a bit complicated to speculate over trade-in values of iPads and Apple Watches, there could be a reason why Mac values dropped so much. It’s natural for Intel Macs to be less valuable now that Apple has completed the switch from Intel chips to its own chips. <\/p>\n

For iPhones, on the other hand, Apple still gives up to $650 when trading in an iPhone 12 Pro Max. The company still accepts older iPhone 6s as a trade-in but offers only up to $30. <\/p>\n

You can find the full list here<\/a>. <\/p>\n

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