![]() Previously, users could get up to $200 for an iPad, up to $205 for an iPad mini, up to $335 for an iPad Air and up to $680 for an iPad Pro.Īpple Watch trade-ins have also slightly decreased in value, with users getting up to $50 for the Apple Watch Series 3 all the way up to $150 for the Apple Watch Series 6.Īpple ( AAPL) has stopped accepting trade-ins for the Apple Watch Series 2, which it previously gave up to $20 in credit for.Ĭonversely, Apple ( AAPL), which recently reported second-quarter results that were aided by strength in its iPhone and services segments, left iPhone trade-in values unchanged. ![]() That's down from a prior trade-in prices of $490 for the MacBook Air, and $1,350, for the MacBook Pro.įor those looking to trade in their iPads, users can get up to $190 for a standard iPad, up to $200 for an iPad mini, up to $290 for an iPad Air and up to $655 for the high-end iPad Pro. Two of Apple's ( AAPL) laptops, the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, have trade-in values up to $400 and $1,000, respectively. as a result of the Omicron subvariants.įor users looking to trade in their Macs, they can get anywhere between $220 for a MacBook at the low end, all the way up to $2,000 for Apple's ( AAPL) high-end Mac Pro. The conference, known as WWDC, will remain in an all online format for the third year in a row due to rising COVID-19 cases in the U.S. ![]() The move to cut trade-in values comes ahead of Apple's developer conference next month, where it is expected to unveil new versions of its various operating systems and may introduce new Mac computers as well. ![]() Apple ( NASDAQ: AAPL) cut the trade-in value for a number of its products this week, including its popular Mac computers, a number of different iPads and Apple Watches.
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