Apple drops trade-in prices for nearly all iPhone models



Apple’s trade-in prices for nearly all of its iPhone models, from the iPhone 6s Plus to the iPhone 12 Pro Max, have dropped by up to $90, meaning owners looking for an upgrade won’t get as much value for their old iPhones.

The Cupertino tech giant often adjusts the maximum values of iPhone, iPad, and MacBook models in its trade-in program, sometimes even increasing the value of devices. With the release of the iPhone 13, however, older iPhone models become less valuable, with the iPhone 12 Pro Max seeing the biggest price drop. 

Spotted by MacRumors, the value on some iPhone models have only dropped by $10. While there’s a chance these prices could increase over the next year, the sooner you trade-in an older model, the more Apple credit you’ll receive to nab an upgrade. Check out the price differences below.

  • iPhone 12 Pro Max: Was up to $790, now $700.
  • iPhone 12 Pro: Was up to $640, now $600.
  • iPhone 12: Was up to $530, now $450.
  • iPhone 12 mini: Was up to $400, now $350.
  • iPhone SE (2nd generation): Was up to $170, now $160.
  • iPhone 11 Pro Max: Was up to $500, now $450.
  • iPhone 11 Pro: Was up to $450, now $400.
  • iPhone 11: Was up to $340, now $300.
  • iPhone XS Max: Was up to $320, now $280.
  • iPhone XS: Was up to $240, now $220.
  • iPhone XR: Was up to $230, now $200.
  • iPhone X: Still $200.
  • iPhone 8 Plus: Was up to $180, now $160.
  • iPhone 8: Was up to $110, now $100.
  • iPhone 7 Plus: Was up to $110, now $100.
  • iPhone 7: Was up to $50, now $40.
  • iPhone 6s Plus: Was up to $60, now $50.
  • iPhone 6s: Still $30.



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