Apple increases iPhone trade-in values ahead of WWDC: Get up to $650 credit on your old iPhone when you buy a new model
Get up to $650 on the purchase of new or refurbished iPhone at Apple using their official Trade In program, now with increased values ahead of WWDC 2024. Trade in your old iPhone, and Apple will apply its appraised value toward the purchase of any new iPhone. According to Apple, “Answer a few questions to find out your device’s trade-in value. Then give us your device and we’ll put the value on an Apple gift card (or e-credit) you can use anytime. If it’s ready to recycle, we’ll do it for free. Trading in your device is as easy as buying a new one. We’ll give you a prepaid trade-in kit or shipping label to send it off. Or you can bring it to an Apple Store. We’ll either give you instant credit toward the purchase of a new product or send your device on to our recyclers.”
Current max trade in values, at the time of this post, are as follows:
iPhone 14 Pro Max: $650
iPhone 14 Pro: $530
iPhone 14 Plus: $430
iPhone 14: $380
iPhone SE (3rd generation): $170
iPhone 13 Pro Max: $460
iPhone 13 Pro: $380
iPhone 13: $320
iPhone 13 mini: $300
iPhone 12 Pro Max: $370
iPhone 12 Pro: $300
iPhone 12: $220
iPhone 12 mini: $200
iPhone SE (2nd generation): $90
iPhone 11 Pro Max: $300
iPhone 11 Pro: $250
iPhone 11: $200
iPhone XS Max: $160
iPhone XS: $120
iPhone XR: $120
iPhone X: $110
iPhone 8 Plus: $90
iPhone 8: $60
iPhone 7 Plus: $60
The fine print: “Trade-in values will vary based on the condition, year, and configuration of your trade-in device. Additional trade‑in values for iPhone require purchase of a new iPhone, subject to availability and limits. You must be at least 18 years old to be eligible to trade in for credit or for an Apple Store Gift Card. Not all devices are eligible for credit. More details are available from Apple’s trade-in partner for trade-in and recycling of eligible devices. Restrictions and limitations may apply. Payments are based on the received device matching the description you provided when your estimate was made.”
For more information, visit the Apple Trade In program page.