Apple has changed its trade-in values once agin. While many of the company’s products now offer more during trade-ins, several key products — including some iPhone Pro versions — are now worth less when you turn them in. Apple hasn’t publicly explained why it changed trade-in prices today, but it arrives amidst over seven updates in the past year alone, including its most recent update in late October.

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According to Apple via 9to5Mac, today’s changes primarily affect the iPhone, iPhone Pro, and Apple Watch devices. Apple made no changes to the value of iPads and Macs. Apple has added Samsung Foldables to its list of trade-in products following its release of the foldable iPhone Duo, but has also reduced the trade-in value of several Google Pixel models.

Apple lists the maximum value you can get in credit for each model. The exact amount you can get back depends on the model, device, manufacturer, and condition of the device.

What your devices are worth now

iOS devices: Winners

The iPhone Air and standard iPhone 17 have received the largest benefit from new trade-ins, while several older iPhone, iPhone Pro, and Apple Watch models have marginally higher trade-ins.

  • iPhone Air: $585 → $615
  • iPhone 17: $585 → $615
  • iPhone 16 Plus: $430 → 450
  • iPhone 16: $430 → $440
  • iPhone 16e: $270 → $285
  • iPhone 15 Plus: $315 → $325
  • iPhone 14 Plus: $210 → $215
  • iPhone 13 Pro Max: $320 → $330
  • iPhone 13 Pro: $255 → $265
  • iPhone 13: $175 → $180
  • iPhone 12 Pro Max: $210 → $220
  • iPhone 12 Pro: $165 → $180
  • iPhone 12 mini: $80 → $85
  • iPhone SE (2nd generation): $40 →$45
  • iPhone 11 Pro Max: $140 → $145
  • iPhone 11: $100 → $105
  • iPhone XS Max: $85 → $90
  • iPhone XS: $60 → $65
  • iPhone XR: $75 → $80
  • iPhone X: $50 → $55
  • Apple Watch Series 10: $150 → $155
  • Apple Watch Ultra 2: $265 → $275
  • Apple Watch SE (2nd generation): $60 → $65
  • Apple Watch Series 6: $40 → $45

iOS devices: Losers

Older iPhone Pro models are losing some resale value, particularly the iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPhone 17 Pro.

  • iPhone 17 Pro Max: $885 → $855
  • iPhone 17 Pro: $785 → $740
  • iPhone 16 Pro Max: $610 → $590
  • iPhone 15 Pro Max: $455 → $445
  • iPhone 15 Pro: $370 → $365
  • Apple Watch Ultra: $190 → $185
  • Apple Watch Series 7: $65 → $60

Android devices: Winners

Apple is now accepting trade-ins for a variety of Samsung foldable phones; Apple offers up to $410 for eligible Samsung foldables.

  • (NEW) Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7: $410
  • (NEW) Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6: $335
  • (NEW) Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5: $270
  • (NEW) Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7: $215
  • (NEW) Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6: $185
  • (NEW) Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5: $125
  • Google Pixel 7: $65 → $70

Android devices: Losers

A range of Google Pixel phones have suffered reduced trade-in value, lining up with a reduction in cost for the Google Pixel 11.

  • Google Pixel 9 Pro XL: $290 → $280
  • Google Pixel 9 Pro: $275 → $265
  • Google Pixel 9: $200 → $180
  • Google Pixel 8 Pro: $150 → $135
  • Google Pixel 8: $115 → $100
  • Google Pixel 7 Pro: $90 → $80

If you’re looking to trade in your old iPhone, be sure to check Apple’s official trade-in tool, then check for your model.

Source: 9to5mac