Apple increased trade-in values for iPads and several Macs, hinting at higher prices across the board
Apple raised the trade-in value for iPads and Macs. Here's how much you'll get for trading in older devices now.
Apple has just unveiled the newer iPad mini 8 at its Pro and Tell event, marking a notable addition to the company's lineup. The new tablet boasts an OLED screen and will launch alongside updated MacBooks later this week. This update is significant as it includes a $100 price hike, raising the starting price of the iPad mini to $699 or $58.25 per month for a year.
However, Apple has also raised the trade-in values for older iPads, providing some relief to consumers. The trade-in value for iPads varies by model, with the iPad mini fetching up to $340, the iPad Air up to $525, and the iPad Pro up to $915. Similarly, MacBook trade-in values have increased, with the MacBook Pro potentially costing up to $1,435, the MacBook Air up to $795, and the iMac up to $440.
Despite these higher prices, Apple's trade-in program could help soften the blow. To trade in an iPad or Mac, users can either do so in-store or online, following specific steps to prepare their devices for the trade-in process.
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