Apple has quietly increased the estimated trade-in credits for a wide range of iPhones, iPads, Macs and Watches in the United States. The biggest winners are the top-tier models, but the sums you see are not guaranteed. Expect variation based on condition, year and configuration.
Looking to trade up? It helps to know which devices now fetch the heftiest returns.
The updated estimated trade-in credits, shown in euros
Below are Apple’s current estimated values, converted to euros for easier comparison. Remember: these figures are starting estimates; final offers depend on the device’s condition and eligibility.
- iPhone — iPhone 16 Pro Max: Up to €670, iPhone 16 Pro: Up to €586, iPhone 16 Plus: Up to €451, iPhone 16: Up to €446, iPhone 16e: Up to €288, iPhone 15 Pro Max: Up to €493, iPhone 15 Pro: Up to €391, iPhone 15 Plus: Up to €316, iPhone 15: Up to €312, iPhone 14 Pro Max: Up to €377, iPhone 14 Pro: Up to €312, iPhone 14 Plus: Up to €219, iPhone 14: Up to €219, iPhone SE (3rd gen): Up to €79, iPhone 13 Pro Max: Up to €316, iPhone 13 Pro: Up to €265, iPhone 13: Up to €191, iPhone 13 mini: Up to €144, iPhone 12 Pro Max: Up to €223, iPhone 12 Pro: Up to €181, iPhone 12: Up to €126, iPhone 12 mini: Up to €84, iPhone SE (2nd gen): Up to €42, iPhone 11 Pro Max: Up to €149, iPhone 11 Pro: Up to €135, iPhone 11: Up to €102, iPhone XS Max: Up to €88, iPhone XS: Up to €65, iPhone XR: Up to €84, iPhone X: Up to €56, iPhone 8 Plus: Up to €37, iPhone 8: Up to €37.
- Watch — Watch Series 10: Up to €153, Watch Ultra 2: Up to €284, Watch Series 9: Up to €126, Watch Ultra: Up to €191, Watch Series 8: Up to €88, Watch SE (2nd gen): Up to €56, Watch Series 7: Up to €65, Watch Series 6: Up to €42, Watch SE (1st gen): Up to €28.
- iPad — iPad Pro: Up to €670, iPad: Up to €242, iPad Air: Up to €456, iPad mini: Up to €279.
- Mac — MacBook Pro: Up to €795, MacBook Air: Up to €539, iMac: Up to €353, iMac Pro: Up to €293, Mac mini: Up to €446, Mac Studio: Up to €1,215, Mac Pro: Up to €2,041.
- Selected Android phones — Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Up to €116, S22+: Up to €79, S22: Up to €79, S21 Ultra: Up to €88, S21+: Up to €70, S21: Up to €51. Google Pixel 9 Pro XL: Up to €293, Pixel 9 Pro: Up to €284, Pixel 9: Up to €195, Pixel 8 Pro: Up to €144, Pixel 8: Up to €107, Pixel 8a: Up to €98, Pixel 7 Pro: Up to €84, Pixel 7: Up to €56. OnePlus 13: Up to €233, OnePlus 13R: Up to €153, OnePlus 12: Up to €186, OnePlus 12R: Up to €107.
Those top-line numbers tell a story: Apple values new and high-end hardware most. The Mac Pro and Mac Studio lead the pack for Macs, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max and iPad Pro sit at the top for phones and tablets. But don’t mistake an "up to" figure for a guaranteed voucher.
Apple’s trade-in program gives an estimated credit at the time you initiate a trade; the final amount is determined after an inspection. Some devices won’t qualify at all. If you care about maximizing value, clean the device, gather original accessories if requested, and be honest about screen cracks or battery health. Small details can swing the offer by dozens or even hundreds of euros.
Want to act on this? Visit Apple’s trade-in page or an Apple Store and get a live appraisal before you commit. It’s the fastest way to know whether an upgrade is worth the math.
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Wow, those Mac Pro numbers are wild… €2k trade-in? tempting but only if they accept all ports and no dents lol, gonna clean mine first
Wait so Apple quietly bumped trade-in values? Sounds nice but the 'up to' is useless if they ding you for scratches... anyone actually got the full amount?