The iPhone 18 Pro costs more — and your old iPhone is worth less
Apple lowered trade-in values for every older iPhone following its September event. See how much the iPhone 16, iPhone 15, and other models are now worth.
Apple announced the release of the iPhone 18 Pro and the iPhone Duo, both priced at $1,199 and $1,999 respectively. Unfortunately, these new models come with a catch for those looking to trade in their older phones. Apple has revised its trade-in program and reduced the maximum trade-in values for many previously eligible iPhone models.
An iPhone 16 Pro Max, once worth up to $720, is now only worth up to $610, while the iPhone 16 Pro has dropped from $630 to $510. This significant depreciation is particularly notable because Apple had increased trade-in values for these devices just a month prior. Other affected models include the iPhone 15 Pro Max, now worth up to $455, down from $530, and the iPhone 15 Pro, falling from $420 to $370.
The iPhone 14 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro trade-in values have also decreased to $360 and $285, respectively. While Apple added the iPhone 17 lineup to its trade-in program, with the iPhone 17 Pro Max now eligible for up to $885, the reductions in trade-in values have left many consumers feeling the impact of Apple's latest pricing strategy.
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