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Apple increases trade-in offers and adds new Android devices

By News RoomAugust 6, 20261 Min Read
Apple increases trade-in offers and adds new Android devices
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Apple bumped up its trade-in offers for iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, and certain Android phones, with some devices now worth over $100 more, 9to5Mac reports. The Mac Studio’s trade-in value increased the most, going up by $260. While some devices’ offers are unchanged, most got an increase of around $5 to $20, with a few seeing an increase of over $100:

Additionally, Apple is now offering trade-in credit for a handful of new Android devices:

While some new Android phones have been added to the list, Apple lowered its trade-in credit for a few others, including:

The higher trade-in credits on most devices follow a wave of price hikes Apple announced earlier this year, with increases ranging from $30 to $4,200. Apple also launched a new “Upgrade” leasing program last month aimed at making its increasingly-pricey devices easier to afford.

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